Date:
08/16/10
Speaker:
Christian Cote
(IA-TechConsulting ) --
Location:
GE Healthcare, So. Burlington
Topic:
(Co-Hosted with VTSQL) Manage your database with Visual Studio 2010
Too many times, database maintenance and deployment represent a challenge during application development. And now with Visual Studio 2010, Oracle databases are first class citizens of development solutions. This session will demonstrate how Visual Studio Database Development Tools can ease database managements, deployment and version control integration. New features of 2010 will be covered as well as database unit testing and data generation. Developers will learn how database can be part of their Visual Studio solutions and how easy it is to deploy database objects with other projects.
Speaker Bio:
Christian Coté has been in IT for almost 15 years. He is a Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist in Business Intelligence (MCTS-BI). For about the last 10 years, Christian has been involved as a consultant in ETL/BI projects. Projects were done using various ETL tools as well as using plain code with various RDBMS (Oracle, SQL Server). Christian is a Microsoft MVP for Visual Studio, with his main focus being Database Development Tools, a.k.a. DBPro or Datadude
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Date:
09/11/10
Speaker:
Code Camp!
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Location:
UVM School of Business Admin
Topic:
Hooray! It's the 2nd Vermont Code Camp
More info at vtdotnet.org/codecamp
Speaker Bio:
Developers and professional speakers all come to present at Code Camps!
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Date:
10/11/10
Speaker:
Alan Stevens
(Microsoft MVP ) --
Location:
GE Healthcare, So. Burlington
Topic:
tba
Speaker Bio:
Alan Stevens is a father, geek, vegan and software artisan living in Knoxville, TN. Alan regularly speaks at software development conferences and user group meetings. Alan is an Open Space Technology facilitator. Alan is a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) in C#. Alan is a member of ASP Insiders. When Alan is not hanging out with his family, posting on Twitter, singing or playing his acoustic guitar, he occasionally updates his blog at http://netcave.org.
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