.NET Code Samples, Data Access, and Other Musings
I will be kicking off my move to South Florida in a few weeks with a 1 day event for the “Practically Done” event series. On Wednesday August 1st and on Saturday August 4th I will be presenting “Data Access Done Right”, a full day event in Orlando.
Register here for Wednesday, August 1st – 9am to 5pm
Register here for Saturday, August 4th – 9am to 5pm
I encourage you to bring your laptops as code samples will be given out to all attendees at the beginning of the event. You can follow along with the samples as they are being discussed and demonstrated. Seating is limited for this event and discounts are available for early sign ups. All of the information including dates, times, pricing, venue, directions, maps, food, etc can all be found on the registration site. I look forward to seeing you there!!! Here is a quick summary of the event …
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Not everybody can take a week off from work to attend a technology conference that may be thousands of miles away and cost a fortune. Most of the time, those conferences cover technologies that won't be released for months or years, anyway. ASPSOFT recognizes the need for local, single day workshops that focus on current .NET technologies that you can apply to your projects today.
"Practically Done" .NET Events feature:
- Industry recognized speakers.
- Top quality facilities with tables and individual power outlets for laptops.
- Catered continental breakfast and lunch with snacks and beverages served throughout the day.
- Code samples provided on DVD when you arrive so that you can follow along.
- Frequent chances during and after the event to meet with the speaker and ask questions.
- The choice to attend on a weekday or on a Saturday.
- Prizes!
You get everything above and more for as little as $135 per person. We look forward to seeing you at an event very soon!
Data Access Done Right
Speaker: John Papa
Location: Orlando, FL
Data access is an integral component of an enterprise application’s architecture. Retrieving data, saving data, passing data between tiers, presenting data to a user interface, and managing transactions are all important pieces of a data access strategy. In this “Practically Done” workshop, Microsoft MVP John Papa will show you how to apply these techniques in your multi-tier applications today using Visual Studio 2005. The topics that will be covered in detail are:
- ADO.NET library
- Enterprise Library’s Data Access Application Block
- Building custom business objects
- Self-validation of business entities
- System.Transactions
- Presenting data to and from WPF, ASP.NET and Windows Forms .NET
In addition, John will give you a look into the future of data access through demonstrations of Microsoft's Entity Framework, LINQ and DLINQ technologies using Visual Studio 2008. This is one event that you don't want to miss! |
About John Papa
John (C# MVP and MCSD.NET) has been working with Microsoft distributed architectures for over 10 years. He has enterprise experience architecting and developing with .NET technologies including ASP.NET as well as WebForms using both C# and VB.NET. He is a baseball fanatic who spends most of his summer nights rooting for the Yankees with his family and his faithful dog, Kadi. John has authored or co-authored several books on ADO, ADO.NET, XML, and SQL Server, is the author of the Data Points column in MSDN Magazine, has presented MSDN WebCasts and can often be found speaking at industry conferences such as VSLive and DevConnections.
