Your weekly serving of .Net news in North California

Monday

San Francisco, 7:00: Alt.NET dinner / tech roundtable

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Tuesday

Sunnyvale, 6:30: John Waters, “Moving Your Windows Phone Apps to Windows 8” and Jon Vlachoyiannis, “Real-time Error Reporting for WP7”

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Wednesday

San Francisco, 6:30: Dan Gilkerson, “Driving development utilizing mocks, stubs, and approval tests”

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Sacramento, 6:00: Chris Schipper, “Google Apps: Fun With .Net”

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Coming up soon

• May 3, Mountain View: Chad Morgan, “Leveraging Microsoft BI to Drive Efficiency”
• May 10, Berkeley: Beth Massi, “What's New with LightSwitch in Visual Studio 11”
• May 16, San Francisco: Soumow & Julien Dollon, “Develop app for Windows Phone 7 and Windows 8: our tips!”
• May 17, Mountain View: TechNet event, “IT Camp: The Future of Virtualization – Hyper-V Enhancements in Windows Server “8”
• May 29, San Francisco: TechNet event,  IT Camp: The Future of Virtualization – Hyper-V Enhancements in Windows Server “8”
• May 29, Sacramento: Robin Shahan, Azure for Developers
• May 30, San Francisco: Drew Ditthardt, “Websockets in .NET for Fast Web Applications”

October 6th & 7th, 2012: Silicon Valley Code Camp

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Your weekly serving of .Net news in North California

Monday

Mountain View, all day: TechNet IT Camp

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Tuesday

Sunnyvale, 6:00: Anand Raja, “Building Data Visualization Apps for WP7”, Ward Bell, “MVVM By Convention”

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Wednesday

San Francisco, 6:30: Peter Kellner, “First Blood With Windows 8 Metro Programming in JavaScript and HTML5/CSS3”

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Coming up soon

• March 26, San Francisco: Alt.NET roundtable dinner
• March 28, San Francisco: James Johnson, Building a Rich Web Experience with JQuery, Ajax, and .NET
• April 5, San Francisco: Peter Myers, “Introduction to SQL Server 2012 Enterprise Information Management”
• April 6, Mountain View: MSDN Event, Windows 8 developer camp
• April 11, San Francisco: Brian Knight, “Managing SSIS in SQL Server 2012”
• April 17, San Francisco: Bruno Terkaly, “Node.js - How to easily build fast, scalable network applications”
• May 29, Sacramento: Robin Shahan, Azure for Developers

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Monday

San Francisco, 1:30 to 4:30: Markus Eggers, “The Road to Windows 8”

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Sunnyvale, 6:15: Windows8/Metro meetup with Ward Bell

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San Francisco, 7:00: an evening of Lightning Talks with the BizSpark meetup group.

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Wednesday

San Francisco, 6:30: Dean Richards, “Monitoring SQL Server on VMWare”

November 9, San Francisco: Dean Richards, “Monitoring SQL Server on VMWare”

Thursday

San Francisco, 6:00: Roy Higgs, “Go with the Flow: SharePoint and Workflow – What’s new in 2010”

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Berkeley, 6:45: Ward Bell, “MVVM by Convention: the case for Caliburn”

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Saturday

Mountain View, all day: HTML5 WebCamp

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Coming up soon

• November 14, San Francisco: Robin Shahan, “Azure for Developers”
• November 15, Mountain View: Doug Chan, “ Building A Redundant SQL Server Infrastructure”
• November 16, San Francisco: Justin Angel, “Windows Phone 7 statistics: the 25 frameworks you need to know about”
• November 18, Mountain View: “TechNet event – the Pathway to the Private Cloud”
• November 18, Mountain View: “TechNet event – IT Camp”
• November 19, San Francisco: Windows Phone Camp
• November 28, San Francisco: Alt.NET dinner
• December 5, San Francisco: Neil Mackenzie, “Windows Azure AppFabric Service Bus Brokered Messaging”

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Monday

South Bay, 6:15: inaugural meetup, “Lets Talk Windows 8 Development with Metro, JavaScript and HTML5”

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Tuesday

Mountain View, 6:30: Ross Misty, “SQL Server Private Cloud”

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Thursday

Sunnyvale, all day: Phone Camp, day 1

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Friday

Sunnyvale, all day: Phone Camp, day 2

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Coming up soon

• October 22, Palo Alto: SuperHappyDevHouse 47
• October 24, San Francisco: Alt.NET dinner!
• 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
• October 28 & 29, Mountain View: 2-day Azure DevCamp
• November 2, Mountain View: Beth Massi, LightSwitch
• 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 12, Mountain View: HTML5 WebCamp
• November 15, Mountain View: Doug Chan, “ Building A Redundant SQL Server Infrastructure”
• November 19, San Francisco: Windows Phone Camp

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Your weekly serving of .Net news in North California

Monday

San Francisco, 7:00: Alt.NET dinner

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Tuesday

San Francisco, 8:30 – 12:30: TechNet Events Presents: Building a Private Cloud

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Thursday

SunnyVale, 6:00: Nokia Developer Party 2011

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Coming up soon

• August 31, Mountain View: Windows Phone Camp
• 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 8, San Francisco: SharePoint user group meeting
• 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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