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MEDC 2007: T-3 weeks and counting...

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Wow!  MEDC is almost here.  It hardly seems possible that in three short weeks, we'll be in Las Vegas and I will be presenting the first of my two sessions.

In the past couple of months, I have written, reviewed, edited and rehearsed the slides, developed demos and attended the dry runs (dress rehearsals) for each of the sessions being presented by the .NET Compact Framework team.  All that is left is (like my first music teacher used to say) to "practice, practice, practice".

If you are going to be at MEDC, the Schedule Builder (session planner) is now available to attendees.  I highly recommend checking out the sessions our team is presenting.

Time Session Speaker(s)
Tuesday, May 1 11:30am APP214 - What's New in .NET Compact Framework v3.5 David Kline
Tuesday, May 1 1:45pm ILL317 - Building an Application using Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) and Store and Forward Transports in the .NET Compact Framework Anthony Wong
Tuesday, May 1 3:15pm APP 325 - Using WCF to build Distributed Applications using Smart Devices Mark Prentice and Sergey Kuryata
Tuesday, May 1 4:45pm APP324 - Using LINQ with the .NET Compact Framework Ilya Tumanov
Wednesday, May 2 11:30am APP403 - Building High-Performance Apps Using the .NET Compact Framework Ryan Chapman
Wednesday, May 2 3:45pm APP206 - Panel Discussion with .NET Compact Framework Team, OpenNETCF Smart Device Framework Team and Other Industry Insiders Richard Greenberg and  Scott Holden
Wednesday, May 2 5:15pm APP322 - New and Improved .NET Compact Framework Diagnostic Tools Steven Pratschner
Thursday, May 3 8:30am APP323 - Real World Testing of Managed Smart Device Applications David Kline
Thursday, May 3 2:00pm APP206 - Panel Discussion with .NET Compact Framework Team, OpenNETCF Smart Device Framework Team and Other Industry Insiders Richard Greenberg and  Scott Holden

There are also some excellent Hands-On Labs that feature the .NET Compact Framework and the new features of version 3.5.

HOL301 - Building an Application using Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) and Store and Forward Transports in the .NET Compact Framework
HOL302 - Improving Application Performance Step-by-Step featuring Diagnostic Tools in .NET Compact Framework 3.5
HOL305 - Incorporating COM Objects into Your .NET Compact Framework Application
HOL310 - Building a Device Client Application Consuming a Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) Service over HTTP and HTTPS
HOL312 - Exploring Compact LINQ
HOL313 - Tips, Tricks and Techniques for Debugging .NET Compact Framework Applications

For a complete list of sessions and labs, please visit the MEDC 2007 site.

Hope to see you there!
-- DK

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Comments

  • Anonymous
    April 10, 2007
    Are the content of these presentations available after the conference? David Kline: Yes.  After the conference, I will be posting on the topics that I present.  Other speakers often post on their topics as well.