Code Camp
This year was another great year for the South Florida Code Camp. Lots of people, sessions, speakers, books, software, food, water, sodas, and a great atmosphere. Both of my Programming Web 101 and 201 sessions went great. I had a small problem with time for my 201 session as I was told by a person I had to end by 10:50, when in reality I had until 11. I apologize to everyone who was at my 201 session for not being able to cover the entire presentation.
You can download both the presentation and the project files from the following links:
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Presentations from the 2009 Buenos Aires CodeCampare now available through the official Argentina TechNet and MSDN Facebook Page. You can find the content under the “Contenidos Tecnicos”: http://www.facebook.com/ComunidadesMicrosoft?v=app_7146470109&ref=nf Happy Programming!
Este año va a ser aun mas grande que el año pasado. Tenemos 12 charlas en paralelo en 4 horarios diferentes. Más de 50 oradores del todo el país compuesto por MVPs, MSPs, empleados de Microsoft, profesionales y estudiantes. Algunos de los temas son Windows y SQL Admin, ASP.NET, .NET 4.0, WPF, Silverlight, XNA, y mucho mas. El evento es el Sábado, 26 de Septiembre a de 10:00 a 19:00 en la Universidad de Palermo. Te lo vas a perder? http://www.codecamp.com.ar/home.aspx
We finally have the video from last year’s Buenos Aires Code Camp. If you are interested in sponsoring the 2009 Code Camp, you can contact me through the contact form on this blog.
The 2009 South Florida Code Camp was a blast (like always). We had 72 session from ~68 speakers and somewhere between 500 – 700 attendees (they are very hard to track). You can download my sessions (as well as other presentations from the ASPSOFT team) here. If you want to get your own Code Camp Staff shirt and help contribute to future Code Camps then go buy one online: http://codecamp09.fladotnet.com/
[English Version] Free your calendar on Saturday, February 7th 2009 because one of the biggest Code Camps in the US is coming back to town! Yes, the 2009 South Florida Code Camp is now open for registration. The Call for Speakers is also opened so if you know something about something and would love to share your knowledge send your proposal. This year we are also continuing the All Spanish Track, so if you have Spanish Speaking friends, co workers, etc let them know [Version En Espanol] El Code Camp del Sur de la Florida ha...
Wow! The Code Camp was a success. We had over 800 people, 44 sessions, a lot of networking, sponsors, and prizes! We had TV and Radio interviews and most importantly a lot of happy people among attendees, speakers, sponsors, and organizers. Check out the pictures of the event. Next year we will have to figure out how we are going to fit even more people!
We're 2 days away from the 2008 Buenos Aires Code Camp and we have 1300 people registered. This is going to be the event of the year are you going to miss it?
The 2008 Buenos Aires Code Camp is coming up this Saturday, October 4th. If you haven't registered then you can do so at the website. This year is going to be much bigger than last year with 11 sessions in parallel of Microsoft's current and new technology. Some topics are WCF, LINQ, XNA, ASP.NET MVC, Windows Server 2008, WPF, Robotics, Silverlight, and much more. We are also going to have a lot of give aways so you don't want to miss this one. See you there...
As I'm writing this I'm ten thousand feet in the air on my way to the 2008 Buenos Aires Code Camp. When I found out the airplane was going to be a Boeing 777, I went to consult the Seat Guru to see if the airplane had power outlets. I selected American Airlines, Boeing 777 and the great gurus provided me with a seat layout of the aircraft specifying which seats are the best, worse, what to watch out for, and which seats had power outlets. I decided I wanted a good seat where I could work and be able...
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