If you would like to present a session please email Chris Brandsma.
Introduction to LINQ for SQL
Chris Brandsma
An introduction to LINQ for SQL. how to use it, extend it, debug it, and make it perform.
Extension Methods for fun and profit
Chris Brandsma
A look into Extension methods to explore what they can do for you, and how to use them with your API…and other’s.
Introduction to NHibernate
Jason Grundy
Description coming…
ASP.Net 3.5 MVC Web Development
David Starr
ASP.NET MVC provides model-view-controller (MVC) support to the ASP.NET 3.5 runtime, enabling a very different way of developing web sites. We will look at the MVC architecture and how it makes web projects elegant again. This session will be in C#.
Google Maps and ASP.NET
Randy Buckner
Making Google Maps work with ASP.NET. Part one would be running through the simple Google samples to give folks an idea what is possible. Part two would be how to actually make them work with ASP.NET, which can be quite hard some times. Particularly if you are utilizing Master Pages, which requires you to become creative and to know some ASP.NET tricks.
Inversion of Control using Castle Windsor
Andrew Hanson
Using Castle.Windsor to implement the Inversion of Control Principle and other cool things we can do with Castle … if we have the time.
Creating Inheritable ASP.NET Page Templates Using Code-Behind And/Or Master Pages
Chris Ashford
One issue setting up a web framework, using the code-behind model, is that the Web control syntax/HTML
markup/Web controls are separated from the source code. Practically speaking, inheriting the code-behind
(the xxx.cs file) is straightforward, but how do you “inherit” the markup section (yyy.aspx/.ascx)?
This discussion presents two approaches to the solution. The first solution creates the content/html, is
directly inheritable and compatible with .NET1.1 and later. The second focuses on Master and Nested Pages,
and is available with .NET2.x and later. Code examples include incorporating some AJAX Control Toolkit controls into a sample framework.
Have something you would like to present, let us know.
