Your weekly serving of .Net news in North California

Monday

San Francisco, 6:00: NoSQL Camp.

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Mountain View, 6:00: meet the Hotmail team at the Tied House Brewery!  They’ll be celebrating an announcement which will be made that day. We don’t have a link for the event, so you may want to call the brewery beforehand…

Tuesday

San Francisco, 6:30: Chris Henley, “What is a Private Cloud?”

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San Francisco, 6:30: BizSpark group dinner with Mark Smith of DigMyData.com

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Thursday

Mountain View, 6:30: Steve Walker, “Integrating No-SQL & Opensource tools with Microsoft SQL Server & BI”

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Saturday & Sunday: Silicon Valley Code Camp 11!

Did we mention already that this week-end is Silicon Valley Code Camp? If you have missed Code Camp in the previous years, check it out: with over 200 presentations, all free, and 2500 participants, there is no way you won’t find anything to be excited about! See you there.

Coming up soon

• October 18, Mountain View: Ross Misty, “SQL Server Private Cloud”
• October 20 & 21, Sunnyvale: Phone Camp
• October 26, San Francisco: Udi Dahan, Reliability, Availability, and Scalability: how to have your cake, and eat it too
• October 24 – October 28, San Francisco: Advanced Distributed System workshop with Udi Dahan
• November 3, San Francisco: Kevin Tsai, Project Apollo for SQL Server Denali – A Real Game Changer
• November 7, San Francisco: Tools, Tools and More Tools!
• November 9, San Francisco: Dean Richards, “Monitoring SQL Server on VMWare”
• November 19, San Francisco: Windows Phone Camp

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Tuesday

San Francisco, 6:30: Eric Hannagan, nCircle automated security and compliance

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Wednesday

Los Altos Hills, 7:00: “AppHarbor, Azure Done Right!”

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Thursday

Berkeley, 6:45: Robin Shahan, “Azure for Developers”

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San Francisco: SharePoint user group meeting

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Coming up soon

• September 14, San Francisco: Kevin Tsai, SQL Server Denali Always On
• September 20, Mountain View: Dean Richards, Monitoring SQL Server on VMWare
• September 21, San Francisco: Brad Irby, Dependency Injection – What It Is and How to Use It
• September 22, San Francisco: Windows Phone Development first meetup!
• September 26, San Francisco: Alt.NET dinner
• October 6, Mountain View: Pierre Osborne, Applying Agile to Business Intelligence
• October 8 and 9: Silicon Valley Code Camp 11!
• October 26, San Francisco: Udi Dahan, Reliability, Availability, and Scalability: how to have your cake, and eat it too
• October 24 – October 28, San Francisco: Advanced Distributed System workshop with Udi Dahan
• November 3, San Francisco: Kevin Tsai, Project Apollo for SQL Server Denali – A Real Game Changer

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Tuesday

San Francisco, 6:30: Bruno Terkaly, “Platform as a Service Developer Tooling, Windows Azure”

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Los Altos Hills, 5:45: Silicon Valley Code Camp volunteer meeting – if you want to get involved with Code Camp in October, come over!

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Wednesday

San Francisco, 6:30: Robin Shahan, “Azure for Developers”

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Coming up soon

• August 23, San Francisco: TechNet Event “Building a Private Cloud”
• August 31, San Francisco: Rob Meyers, “Succesful teams are TDD Teams”
• September 1, San Francisco: SSAS Tabular Project BI Semantic Model with Peter Myers
• September 14, San Francisco: Kevin Tsai, SQL Server Denali Always On
• September 20, Mountain View: Dean Richards, Monitoring SQL Server on VMWare
• October 6, Mountain View: Pierre Osborne, Applying Agile to Business Intelligence
• October 8 and 9: Silicon Valley Code Camp 11!
• October 24 – October 28, San Francisco: Advanced Distributed System workshop with Udi Dahan

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Tuesday

Mountain View, 6:30: Geoff Hiten, “Writing Bad SQL – And How To Avoid It!”

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Wednesday

San Francisco, 6:30: Paul Keister, “Using Visual Studio LightSwitch to Implement ASP.NET User Management”

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Thursday

Los Altos Hills, 6:30: Mark Seeman, “Dependency Injection: Principles, Patterns, and Containers”

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Friday

Mountain View, 8:30 – 5:30: Doris Chen, Drew Robbins, Michael Palermo, “Microsoft Web Camp, day 1”

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Saturday

Mountain View, 8:30 – 5:00: Doris Chen, Drew Robbins, Michael Palermo, “Microsoft Web Camp, day 2”

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Coming up soon

• May 23, San Francisco: David Chappell on Cloud Platforms Today: A Perspective
• May 31, San Francisco: Mads Torgensen on asynchronous programming in .NET
• May 31, San Francisco: Neil McKenzie, “Azure Bootcamp”
• May 31, Sacramento: Alek Davis, Application Setup and Deployment: From MSI to Windows Installer XML (WiX)
• June 3, Mountain View: Neil McKenzie, “Azure Bootcamp”
• June 9, San Francisco: Silverlight User Group
• June 28, Sacramento: Doug Holland, Windows Phone 7 Rocks!
• October 8 and 9: Silicon Valley Code Camp 11!

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