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Vermont Code Camp!

Our first Code Camp

When: Saturday Sept 12, 2009, 9am-6pm
(registration, coffee & donuts/bagels 8:30-9)

Where:Kalkin Hall, Univ. of Vermont
55 Colchester Avenue, Burlington
Directions, Parking, Map
(Turn by turn directions below)

What: .NET, PHP, Ruby & more!

Breakfast & Lunch provided
It's all free!

  Event Registration at www.thedevcommunity.org

Abstract Submission is closed 

See Session List Below!

View Schedule PDF

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THANKS!

University of Vermont School of Business Administration
for providing us with our facility

Green Mountain Coffee Roasters
for providing Coffee & Bagels for breakfast

MyWebGrocer.com
for lunch

Microsoft
for afternoon snacks and other support

O'Reilly Media & Pearson (A-W, Sams & more), Wiley/Wrox
 for providing books

telerik, DevExpress, TechSmith & JetBrains
 for software licenses & swag

Pluralsight for Pluralsight On-Demand! trials for all attendees
plus a one year subscription to raffle

aspNetPro and CODE for magazines

  

SUPPORT THIS EVENT:
contact us at info@vtdotnet.org

Session List 

Facebook Application Development with PHP Alison Gianotto
VTank: A networked XNA-based game developed by students. Andrew Sibley
Resource-Oriented Web Services Bradley Holt
Introduction to Joomla! Bryan Tuttle
Manage your database using Visual Studio for Database Professional Christian Coté
Scripting with Powershell Christopher DeGuise
Building Online Communities with .NET Open Source Dave Burke
Using Silverlight 3 Dennis Perlot
Get ready for the future, think parallel! Eric De Carufel
Leveraging Blend in the XAML Application Development Process John Bowen
Using RIA Services with Silverlight 3 for Business Applications John Garland
The Django web-application framework Josh Sled
Preparing your ASP.NET sites for Globalization and Localization Phil Denoncourt
WPF Visual Templates for the Software Developer Richard Martin
Why Ruby On Rails? Sergei Serdyuk
Dissecting DevEvents.com: A Look at a Real World .NET MVC Implementation Steve Andrews
Introduction to Business Analysis with SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS) Slava Kokaev
Writing Better Code with Visual Studio 2008 Developer Edition Steve Andrews
SOLID application design Tom Cooley

Directions

 From the Highway (I-89 N/S)
 Take Exit 14-W.
 Stay in right lane.
 Bear right onto East Avenue.
 Go straight through several quick traffic lights.
 Go straight at the stop sign.
 Take a left at the next stoplight onto Colchester Ave.
 Go straight through the traffic light at the hospital.
 Take the next left into the entrance to the Kalkin/Votey lot entrance.
 Parking is immediately on your right.

Google Map with parking lots and building highlighted