ClickOnce guidance has moved to CodePlex, here are the URLs

NOVA Code Camp coming in April

Some thoughts on the relative importance / need for adoption of WCF, WF, WPF, and CardSpace

Inflight wireless service (Connexion by Boeing) is being dropped due to low usage

Mark Michaelis joins the IDesign architecture team

Thoughts on the recent Microsoft Principles to Promote Competition

Slides and demos, get yer red hot slides and demos...

Mid Atlantic Code Camp 10 June - schedule posted and volunteers needed.

Slides and Demos from the Software Developers Conference in Arnhem, Netherlands from last week

Slides and demos from DevTeach

Seats still available for Code Camp!

DC Code Camp 10 June - Reston VA

If you are starting to get your hands dirty with Windows Communication Foundation (WCF), you can get some great samples to help you get started from our website at http://www.idesign.net/ on the downloads tab.

http://www.idesign.net/idesign/DesktopDefault.aspx?tabindex=5&tabid=11

 

Slides and demos from SDDev.net talk

Slides, Demos, and lessons learned getting the demos running on the Feb CTP of WinFx

I recorded a DNR and DNRtv last week in New London and they are already up on the site.

You can download/listen to the .NET Rocks! epsidode here: http://www.dotnetrocks.com

And the DNRtv here: http://www.dnrtv.com

In the DNR episode, we talk about data binding, ClickOnce and a few other related topics.

This DNRtv shows how to do some of the data binding stuff in the designer. Keep your eyes out for another episode in a week or so on ClickOnce deployment.

Come on out to learn about Windows Communications Foundation at MICSUG.

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I went up to New London this week and taped two episodes of DNRtv and one DNR with Carl and Richard. The DNRtv episodes should go up in the next two weeks, one on data binding and one on ClickOnce deployment. The DNR will air on 22 March. Check them out!

I gave a talk on data binding in NYC this Thu night. Had a great time. Lively crowd as always, lots of good questions and interaction.

Here are the slides and demos:

Slides    Demos

I've been selected as the Microsoft Regional Director for Virginia.

Slides and demos from my Data Binding talk

DC VS 2005 Launch Event (the last US one) complete!

MVP Visual Developer - Solution Architect awarded for another year!

Looking for speakers for 2006 for the CapArea.NET UG

Instructions on how to deploy and launch unmanaged applications with ClickOnce.

Demos from my MSDN Webcast today

Clyde Barretto blogging...

Slides and demos from my talk on Connecting Smart Client Applications with Windows Communication Foundation at Boulder.NET Users Group on Tuesday

A quick overview of DevConnections and the sessions I'll be presenting.

I'm giving two MSDN Webcasts: Presenting Rich Tabular Data with the DataGridView Control and Deploy Smart Client Applications with ClickOnce

IDesign has a new look and feel

Slides and demos from a data bound Windows Forms 2.0 talk I gave last night in KY

A CodeSmith template for generating CRUD stored procs with optimistic concurrency checking

Slides and demos from ClickOnce talk in St. Louis and Kansas City this week

Listening to Ten Thousand Fists, new album from Disturbed, and loving it!

Join me for the IDesign Advanced .NET Master Class in Reston, VA in October!

Speaking at TampaBay.NEt last night

Verizon broadband PC card rocks!

Interview with Roy Osherove on all things .NET

Here's all my sessions and formal activities at TechEd

Gotta like free cool toys as a thank you from Microsoft

Great talk by David Chappell last night

Here are links to the slides and demos I presented

Graduation day at last

I gave a talk at Tulsa .NET on Monday 25 Apr, here are the slides and demos

A couple days later, but here are the slides and demos from Sunday

Cranking out the talks at Philly Code Camp

The pain of obtaining beta 2

Here are the slides and demos from my talks in Austin and at Texas A&M the last two days

A quick chronical of where I have disappeared to for the last month and a half

Things to know and a simple strategy for testing ClickOnce deployments

Cool, got the notification that I am an MVP for another year.

Roy Osherove does a good job capturing the differences of our recommended process with that of the Agile camp, with a few minor clarifications

I've been busy, but am digging back out

Here are the slides and demos from my Extending ASP.NET talk at LRDNUG last night