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October - December MSDN Events on the East Coast

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In October we launch yet another series of fun and informative, and (hopefully) useful MSDN Events. We've recently had a change of topics, so when you go to register, ignore what you read there. :) These are our actual topics:

What’s New for Web Development in Visual Studio 2008

The next version of Visual Studio, Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2008, will provide an industry-leading developer experience for Windows Vista and the Web, while continuing the Microsoft tradition of development language innovations. In this session, you'll get a VIP tour through the tools and features for Web development in Visual Studio 2008. You'll discover how the all-new Web designer easily manages CSS and experience the powerful IntelliSense for JavaScript – including type inference and support for external libraries. Next up, we'll put the JavaScript debugger through its paces and cover several effective new server controls, plus the basics of LINQ in Web applications, creating and consuming WCF services, and much more. Finally, we'll touch on several simple but powerful benefits, such as targeting multiple versions of the .NET Framework and support for nested master pages. Witness the future of Web development with Visual Studio 2008.

A New Paradigm for Data Development with Web Based Data Services

Building the next generation of Web applications requires a next generation way of accessing data. Join us and learn about the latest data access technologies that will change how you architect Web applications. In this session, we’ll explore the ADO.NET Entity Framework and Microsoft codename "Astoria." We’ll see how the Entity Framework raises the level of abstraction when programming data-aware applications, and how Astoria enables developers to create and consume Data Services for the Web, exposing them over a simple HTTP interface that can be consumed by various Web applications. You’ll also learn to develop AJAX-based Web sites and Rich Interactive Applications using the Astoria client libraries.

Building Rich, Dynamic Web Experiences with Microsoft Silverlight, ASP.NET and ASP.NET AJAX

Microsoft Silverlight is a cross-browser, cross-platform plug-in for delivering the next generation of .NET based media experiences and rich interactive applications for the Web. Silverlight’s architecture enables you to take advantage of the latest web development techniques, because the rendered objects are full-fledged members of the HTML document in the browser. This session will highlight how you can enhance Silverlight applications by applying these techniques. We’ll explore how to use ASP.NET AJAX to provide dynamic updating and asynchronous server communications for a Silverlight object in a web page. We'll show you how to build ASP.NET AJAX controls (server and client-side components) to encapsulate the XAML, Javascript, ASP.NET code and managed code that comprise the Silverlight object, allowing you to incrementally enrich your ASP.NET applications while preserving a familiar control-based programming model. You’ll also get a sneak peek at some Silverlight server controls that are part of the ASP.NET Futures project.

Our east coast events are presented by me, Russ Fustino and Lindsay Rutter. Our schedule is below:

We still have a few cities we'll be visiting from now until early October with our current run of content which is an introduction to Silverlight and LINQ, as well as some best practices for WCF:

Technorati tags: MSDN Events, Silverlight, ASP.NET AJAX, Astoria, Visual Studio 2008

Comments

  • Anonymous
    September 28, 2007
    Glen Gordon highlights the new round of events , covering What's New for Web Development in Visual

  • Anonymous
    October 04, 2007
    If you have a user group, we invite you to have a table at your local MSDN Event (and/or TechNet Event

  • Anonymous
    October 04, 2007
    If you have a user group, we invite you to have a table to promote your group at your local MSDN Event

  • Anonymous
    October 10, 2007
    Glen Gordon highlights a great way to promote your user group : If you have a user group, we invite you

  • Anonymous
    November 06, 2007
    A while ago I posted on upcoming MSDN Events on the east coast . But, a few areas were not getting MSDN

  • Anonymous
    November 06, 2007
    A while ago I posted on upcoming MSDN Events on the east coast . But, a few areas were not getting MSDN