http://frednug.org Frederick, MD .NET User Group Thu, 26 Aug 2010 03:11:29 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Due to scheduling and vacation conflicts, the August FredNUG meeting has been cancelled. We look forward to seeing everyone in September. http://frednug.org/?p=209 We have posted information on getting a $100 discount for Devscovery 2010 (New York April 27-29, or Redmond Washington in September). Check out our sponsors page for more information. http://frednug.org/?p=192 The February 16th FredNUG Meeting has been cancelled. http://frednug.org/?p=179 Thanks again to David Makogon for his Silverlight 4 presentation at the January FredNUG meeting. His presentation materials and sourcecode can be found here. Check out his blog at www.davidmakogon.com http://frednug.org/?p=174 A big thanks to Claudio Lassala for his excellent presentation last night. His code samples can be found here. Claudio's blog can be found at http://claudiolassala.spaces.live.com/ Thanks everyone for making it a great first year for the Frederick .NET User Group!! http://frednug.org/?p=151 Thanks again to Steve Michelotti for his presentation on N-Tiered LINQ to SQL. His code samples can be found here. http://frednug.org/?p=143 Here is a link to the slides and code from John Blumenauer's Mesh and Live Framework presentation at the NoVA Code Camp 2009.1. Mesh and Live Framework Slides and Code http://frednug.org/?p=130 Here is a link to the slides and code from John Blumenauer's WPF Model-View-ViewModel presentation at the Richmond Code Camp 2009.1. WPF Model-View-ViewModel Slides and Code http://frednug.org/?p=124 The next FredNUG meeting will be on Wednesday 5/27 at 6:30pm at the Urbana library. The intro topic for the evening will be “SQL Server Dynamic Management Views” with Jeremy Kadlec. The main topic will be "Dissecting DevEvents.com: A Look at a Real World .NET MVC Implementation" with Steve Andrews. The ASP.NET MVC ... http://frednug.org/?p=117 Here is a link to some resources, including many of the web sites that Jeff Schoolcraft mentioned in his presentation: Coding for Fun and Profit http://frednug.org/?p=113