 |
 |
|
DoEvents - February 2005
We have changed the layout a little bit in this month’s newsletter. All VBUG events are listed first followed by third party events in the second section. This is to help to save on confusion when you register for the events. Also due to the number of events increasing we have also cut down on the amount of information given to each event. So for full details i.e. venue, times, directions, costs and how to register please follow the links.
Happy Valentines!!!! Rebecca xx
VBUG Events Manager 
Visit Dev Direct for the most authoritative and up-to-date catalogue of developer tools and software components. Using the tools we list you can reduce delivery times, improve quality and cut costs. We index the entire market to help you find the best tools for the job, every time!
To find out more, click here.
There’s no hiding from Web Services. Everywhere you go its SOA-this and message-oriented that. .
Date: Monday 31 January 2005
Overview: : In this session Marcus Perryman from Microsoft will walk through the Microsoft web service world from start to finish. Spending the majority of our time looking at the Web Services Enhancements 2.0 which provide mechanisms for moving past just SOAP and HTTP towards building distributed applications that participate in secure, routable, policy-driven message exchanges. We will finish up with a roadmap as to where the Microsoft effort is being spent on distributed application technologies over the next couple of years. Location: Bournemouth SQL Server Reporting Services - PLS NOTE VENUE CHANGE
Date: Tuesday 1 February 2005Overview: Reporting Services is a comprehensive platform for developing and delivering enterprise reporting. This session will show you how to add Reporting Services into your applications, including how to design reports using Report Designer and interacting with the Report Server through web services. We’ll explore all of the new features in the 2005 version, including integration with Visual Studio 2005, enhanced support for Analysis Services, improved report interactivity and the new built-in controls for Windows Location:Manchester It’s been five years since Microsoft shipped SQL Server 2000. We’ve not been idle :-)
Date: Wednesday 2 February 2005Overview:: SQL Server 2005 offers a real wealth of new features for the software developer. Come along to this session with Stephen Turner from Microsoft presenting and see how SQL Server integrates the version 2.0 .NET Common Language Runtime enabling you to develop for the database in languages such as C sharp and Visual Basic. Location:Edingburgh ClickOnce with Guy Smith-Ferrier
Date: Tuesday 8 February 2005Overview:ClickOnce provides the ease of web form deployment for Win Forms application. It’s VS 2005 successor to the Updater Application Block and No Touch Deployment from .NET 1.1. This session introduces the ClickOnce technology and demonstrates its use in many scenarios; zero touch deployment, one touch deployment, reversion to previous versions, uninstallation. It also shows how to customize setup & update processes & the purpose of the publishing options. Full outline contained in invite. Location:Swindon Advanced Web Services Today and Tomorrow with Mike Taulty
Date: Tuesday 8 February 2005Overview: Here we walk through the Microsoft web service world from start to finish. Spending time on a refresher of the core web service technologies before moving onto how we can build more advanced web services with ASP.NET V1.1 using technologies such as SoapHeaders & SoapExtensions. Beyond that we spend the majority of our time looking at the Web Services Enhancements 2.0 We finish up with a roadmap as to where the Microsoft effort is being spent on distributed application technologies over the next few years. Location:Ipswich Sharepoint with Jonathan Greensted (MVP) - sponsored by INETA
www.ineta.orgDate: Thursday 10 February 2005 Overview:Jonathan is one of the co-founders of Sentient who have been providing Microsoft expertise for over 10 years. He was awarded the converted MVP .NET award in 2004 and is currently working on his first book entitled "Doing .NET properly". In this session he will be building intranet sites using Windows SharePoint Services and writing WebParts in .NET and C sharp. Location:Horsham System.Threading – sponsored by INETA
www.ineta.orgDate: Tuesday 15 February 2005 Overview:Jonathan Greensted (MVP & co-founder of Sentient www.Sentient.co.uk) will focus in this session on threading properly in .NET covering WinForms, ASP.net, Web Services and Compact Framework. There will also be time afterwards for Q&A and networking. Location:Coventry Advanced Web Services with Mike Taulty
Date: Wednesday 16 February 2005Topic: VBUG Technical Seminar Overview: Here we walk through the Microsoft web service world from start to finish. Spending time on a refresher of the core web service technologies before moving onto how we can build more advanced web services with ASP.NET V1.1 using technologies such as SoapHeaders & SoapExtensions. Beyond that we’ll focus on looking at the Web Services Enhancements 2.0 and finish up with a roadmap as to where the Microsoft effort is being spent on distributed application technologies over the next few years. Location: Newcastle VBUG SPECIAL Event - sponsored by INETA .
www.ineta.orgStreams and Serialization call VBUG office 01753 648555 for more details
VBUG & .Net Exchange members only - sponsored by INETA www.ineta.orgDate: Wednesday 23 February 2005 Location:Coventry VBUG SPECIAL Event - sponsored by INETA .
www.ineta.orgHACKED- How evil people attack ASP.NET web sites and what you can do about it call VBUG office 01753 648555 for more details
VBUG & .Net Exchange members only - sponsored by INETA www.ineta.orgDate: Wednesday 23 February 2005 Location:Reading Third Party Events
SQL Server User Group all day event
SQL Server 2000 Internals presented by Kalen Delaney
Date: Tuesday 8 February 2005 Location:Reading MSDN Technical Briefing:
PocketPC Development – thinking about it, doing it, done it?
Date: Wednesday 9 February 2005 Location:Manchester SQL Server User Group all day event:
SQL Server 2000 Indexes and Query Tuning presented by Kalen Delaney
Date: Thursday 10 February 2005 Location:Edingburgh MSDN TechTalk: Deploying your client applications the smart way:
Date: Wednesday 16 February 2005 Location:London MSDN Technical Briefing: 'Introducing ASP.Net 2.0':
Date: Thursday 17 February 2005 Location:London About DoEvents
DoEvents is the UK events bulletin for developers. All VBUG and .NET Exchange support meetings are FREE to our Members and their guests, this is just one of the many benefits of being involved with the most dynamic Developer Communities in the UK. If you could benefit from, amongst others, FREE and UNLIMITED technical support, a FREE technical magazine subscription each month and DISCOUNTED rates for your .NET training courses all for just £14.59 per month (including the VAT on standing order), call us on 01753 648555!
Sponsor This Newsletter
If you would like to sponsor this, or any other of the VBUG newsletters, please
send an email to grahamp@vbug.co.uk.
Unsubscribing
To unsubscribe to this newsletter,
login to access your profile on the new VBUG.NET website by going to
http://www.vbug.net/my.vbug/default.asp
and logging in with your email address, <If you've forgotten your password, or haven't set it up before, click here to get sent a new password. |
©2004 VBUG. All Rights Reserved