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MIX09: Using Microsoft ASP.NET MVC to Easily Extend a Web Site into the Mobile Space(Tracked)
Learn how to build mobile Web sites using the ASP.NET MVC framework. See how to create customized mobile experiences by extending the Views in the MVC framework and using the latest device detection techniques. Jared Eischen Jared is a developer with Ascentium, specializing in ASP.NET and Silverlight. His latest work with Microsoft and Crispin stretches across Microsoft.com. He has a large interest in developing strong user experiences through Rich Internet Applications and holds a degree in Business Administration from the University of Washington. John Stockton John is currently a RIA Developer at Ascentium where he builds Silverlight applications for major companies such as Microsoft and T-Mobile. His career has included building web applications for Fortune 500 companies such as GE, NEC, National City Bank and Sherwin Williams as well as government agencies like the Ways and Means Committee of the U.S. House of Representatives. John has recently been spreading the virtues of Silverlight by presenting at user groups, code camps and most recently the CodeMash conference. Last fall he also co-authored Silverlight 2 in Action with Chad Campbell.
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MIX09: Five Killer Scenarios for the Windows Live Messenger Web Toolkit(Tracked)
Come learn how to make your site more engaging with the Windows Live Messenger Web Toolkit. Chris Parker
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MIX09: Building Web Applications with Windows Azure(Tracked)
Come learn how to use Windows Azure to build a scalable Web application and deploy it to the cloud. Steve Marx Steve Marx is a Technical Strategist on Windows Azure. He has worked at Microsoft for the past seven years, focusing on developers platforms and web technologies. He blogs at http://smarx.com.
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MIX09: How'd they do it? Real App. Real Code. Two Weeks. Nothing but .NET(Tracked)
Real-world applications are more than just a Web site and generally include smart client applications, powerful admin sites, databases, Web services, and more. Dive into the anatomy of an application that took just two weeks to write and uses Windows Presentation Foundation, Microsoft ADO.NET Data Services, Internet Information Services 7, Microsoft ASP.NET Dynamic Data, and the Microsoft Entity Framework on SQL. Scott Hanselman
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MIX09: .NET RIA Services - Building Data-Driven Applications with Microsoft Silverlight and Microsoft ASP.NET(Tracked)
Learn how Microsoft is simplifying the traditional n-tier application pattern by bringing together ASP.NET and Silverlight. Learn about patterns for working with data, implementing reusable and independently testable application logic, and application services that readily scale with growing requirements. Nikhil Kothari Nikhil Kothari is a software architect in the .NET Developer Platform group within Developer Division at Microsoft. During his 10 years at Microsoft, Nikhil has focused on the Web platform, and has contributed to the design and development of .NET and ASP.NET since their inception, as well as various features in IIS7 and Visual Studio products. He is responsible for the server control framework in ASP.NET, initiated and led the development of ASP.NET AJAX, and now plays a key role in the programming model aspects of the Silverlight platform. He is the author of "Developing Microsoft ASP.NET Server Controls and Components", and is also responsible for starting and working on a number of innovative projects such as Web Matrix, Script#, Web Development Helper, and most recently Facebook.NET. He has presented at various Microsoft and industry conferences. Beyond a deep passion for developer tools and frameworks, Nikhil is enthusiastic and interested in digital photography. His blog is athttp://www.nikhilk.net.
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Visual Web Developer 2008 #7: Submit and Postback(Tracked)
This video will introduce you the what goes on "under the covers" when your ASP.NET application’s browser and server interact. Presented by Joe Stagner Date: 20 April 2009
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Visual Web Developer 2008 #8: Application Level Objects(Tracked)
This video will introduce Application Level Events and Objects and explain the concept of "Scope" as it pertains to them. Presented by Joe Stagner Date: 20 April 2009
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Visual Web Developer 2008 #9: Session Level Objects(Tracked)
This video will introduce Session Level Events and Objects and compare their use with their Application and Page level equivalents. Presented by Joe Stagner Date: 20 April 2009
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Visual Web Developer 2008 #10: Debugging(Tracked)
Description: Visual Web Developer offers a rich debugging experience for beginners and expert developer alike. In this video Joe will tour you through the VWD debugging experience. Presented by Joe Stagner Date: 30 April 2009
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Visual Web Developer 2008 #11: CSS(Tracked)
Cascading Style Sheets are integral to modern web development and Visual Web Developer 2008 includes a collection of powerful CSS building facilities to help. In this video learn about VWD’s CSS Editor, Builder, Manager, and IntelliSense. Presented by Joe Stagner Date: 30 April 2009
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