Writing a Facebook app by James Winters
Presented at DeveloperDeveloperDeveloper Day (DDD) 6 - UK Community event
http://www.developerday.co.uk/
By jhodgson
Tags : .NET, Community, DDD, DDD 6, Developer, Facebook, James Winters
Stop showing me SilverLight and build something dammit by Chris Hay
Presented at DeveloperDeveloperDeveloper Day (DDD) 6 - UK Community event
http://www.developerday.co.uk/
By jhodgson
Tags : .NET, Chris Hay, Community, DDD, DDD 6, Developer, SilverLight
Introduction to SilverLight 1.1 (no pesky javascript in this talk) by Chris Hay
Presentated at DeveloperDeveloperDeveloper Day (DDD) 6 - UK Community event
http://www.developerday.co.uk/
By jhodgson
Tags : .NET, Chris Hay, Community, DDD, DDD 6, Developer, SilverLight
Business apps with WPF - the full monty - Part 2 of 2 by Oliver Sturm
Presented at DeveloperDeveloperDeveloper Day (DDD) 6 - UK Community event
http://www.developerday.co.uk/
By jhodgson
Tags : .NET, Community, DDD, DDD 6, Developer, Oliver Sturm, WPF
Business apps with WPF - the full monty - Part 1 of 2 by Oliver Sturm
Presented at DeveloperDeveloperDeveloper Day (DDD) 6 - UK Community event
http://www.developerday.co.uk/
By jhodgson
Tags : .NET, Community, DDD, DDD 6, Developer, Oliver Sturm, WPF
LINQ Next Generation Data Access by Ian Cooper
Presented at DeveloperDeveloperDeveloper Day (DDD) 5 - UK Community event
http://www.developerday.co.uk/
By jhodgson
Tags : .NET, Community, DDD, DDD 5, Data Access, Developer, Ian Cooper, LINQ
Do Application Design Patterns Make Sense in ASP.NET by Alex Homer.
Presented at DeveloperDeveloperDeveloper Day (DDD) 5 - UK Community event.
http://www.developerday.co.uk/
By jhodgson
Tags : .NET, ASP.NET, Alex Homer, Community, DDD, DDD 5, Design Patterns, Developer
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