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| Wednesday, February 17, 2010 |
| Manchester - SharePoint 2010 Overview |
| Thursday, February 18, 2010 |
| Southampton - How to Sync by the seaside |
| Monday, February 22, 2010 |
| Coventry - The Kitchen Synch |
| Tuesday, February 23, 2010 |
| Birmingham - I Azure You! |
| Friday, February 26, 2010 |
| Manchester - BONUS EVENT! Test Driven Devel |
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| Ami Bening |
| Great overview of a subject that I knew very about little before hand. I came out of the session with a good understanding of the subject area; this has given me the platform to explore ClickOnce in more detail and know how and when to use it. |
| Andrew Maggs |
| Guy is a confident and knowledgeable speaker and his presentations are always interesting, however, I wasn't convinced by it that ClickOnce offers enough benefit to allow Win Forms developments to replace web developments. |
| Richard Mackman |
| Really enjoyed it, very informative - was my first trial session - will be definitely be signing up. Love the SWAGOMETER!! |
| Chris Hay |
| Guy is a great speaker and all round top bloke. Really great insight into click once, and how / when to use it. |
| David Bowley |
| Well constructed presentation and well delivered.
Came to the presentation with very little knowledge in this area and left with a good overview.
The comparison slide really work well in comparing and contrasting the technology threads discussed. |
| lee Chase |
| Full of useful tips. |
| Greg Hunter |
| My first NxtGenUG, well impressed, will be joining for the Birmingham meets. |
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Developer Express engineers feature-complete visual components and IDE tools for Visual Studio .NET. Our technologies help you build your best, see complex software with greater clarity, increase your productivity and create stunning applications for Windows(r) and the Web in the shortest possible time. |
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| Event: It's Just a Click Away ... |
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Top speaker, writer,founder of DotNetDevNet User Group and all round 'good guy', Guy Smith-Ferrier joins the NxtGenUG Brum crew and gets his XBAPs out to show us how great Windows and Browser apps are just a click away ... An evening of WPF, Pizza, 'Swag' and a great NxtGenUG Nugget to inform and delight from none other than Chris Hay who runs NxtGenUG Cambridge ... See you there!
If you are not a member of NxtGenUG, you are more than welcome to attend. We just ask you register on the site, to help us to plan numbers and refreshments. Once registered on the site, you can then register for this event from this page. |
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Monday, September 24, 2007 |
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Birmingham |
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Faraday Wharf
Holt Street
Aston Science Park
Birmingham
B7 4BB
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM |
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| Guy Smith-Ferrier
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Using ClickOnce and XBAPs To Deploy Windows Forms and WPF Applications |
| ClickOnce provides the ease of web form deployment for Windows Forms applications. The same technology is used in XAML Browser Applications (XBAPs) which are Windows Presentation Foundation applications that are hosted in a browser. This session introduces the ClickOnce technology and demonstrates its use in many scenarios including: zero touch deployment, one touch deployment, reversion to previous versions, uninstallation. We also cover deploying WPF applications through the browser (known as XBAPs) and illustrate the similarities and differences between XBAPs, MSI-deployed WPF applications and Windows Forms applications deployed using ClickOnce. This session represents an opportunity to understand how to get the ease of web deployment together with richness of Windows Forms or WPF. |
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Orcas Beta 2 (for web developers targeting 2.0) |
Long Waffly Title, Short non Waffly Nugget (hopefully).
A very quick run through of why ASP.NET 2.0 Web Developers should throw their tools out the window, and use some lovely beta code instead. This nugget will show you the features you can use today without jeopardizing your production environment. Essentially Develop in 2008 and Deploy in 2.0 |
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