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The International .NET Association (INETA) provides structured, peer-based organizational, educational, and promotional support to the growing worldwide community of Microsoft .NET user groups. |
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NxtGenUG Profile |
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| Speaker Presentation List |
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| Optimizing Compact Framework
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| The key to good performance in a ..NET Compact Framework application is good memory management. In this session you'll learn how the garbage collector and JIT compiler work, and the impact of poor design and programming practices. You'll also learn how to monitor and diagnose performance problems using the new Remote Performance Monitor tools.
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| Overcoming mobile pain points
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| The patterns and practices Mobile Client Software Factory is a collection of mobile application blocks, developer guidance and tools that make it easier for mobile developers to overcome the 'pain points' such as data synchronization, working disconnected from a network, and authentication and encryption.
This session shows you how to use the mobile Application Blocks, using experience gained from building real-world mobile solutions for customers.
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| Programming the Windows Mobile 6 & Software Architectures for Constrained Platforms
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| In this two part talk, we’ll look at how to take program applications that make the most of the rich Windows Mobile 6 platform: interacting with the GPS & Camera and using the development tools in the Windows Mobile 6 SDK. In the second part of the talk, we’ll take a look at the latest thinking on software architectures that are lightweight and fast and work well on memory and cpu constrained platforms, and in particular at how to develop in a loosely coupled, modular fashion using the Microsoft patterns & practices ContainerModel Application Block, a fast, lightweight dependency injection container.
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| Cool UI for Windows Mobile – How to compete with the iPhone
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| The iPhone has set new standards for how a UI on a mobile device should look and feel. Back in Visual Studio land, we have a bunch of controls that looked snazzy back in Windows 3.1 days, but don’t cut it today, and we don’t have WPF or Silverlight (yet).
Despite this, armed with the right knowledge you can create great looking UIs that incorporate transparency and alpha blending, and that alter the presentation of the standard Windows Forms controls. The result can look great and be a pleasure for users to use. Come to this session to discover how!
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