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DoEvents - May 2006
Hope you’re bank holiday weekend was good and we have ANOTHER one to look forward to at the end of this month! In the mean time to keep you occupied till then we have a new list of fantastic events that are going on across the UK. Plenty to get involved in and support your community. Hope you have fun with these! With very best regards
Emma Britton
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VBUG Events
VBUG ASP .NET 2.0 with Darren Burford (QA Training)
Date: Tuesday 16 May 2006
Overview: TBC Location: London VBUG: Beyond WinFX: What’s New for Developers in Windows Vista with Marcus Perryman
Date: Tuesday 16 May 2006Overview: This session will pick some of the improvements in the new platform that will affect the developers targeting Windows Vista such as security, deployment and connectivity improvements. We will look at areas such as User Account Protection, new diagnostic capabilities, tight RSS integration, integration with new search capabilities & the new transactional file system. Location: Ipswich VBUG: Hacking Website for Fun & Profit with Barry Dorrans
Date: Wednesday 17 May 2006Overview: How safe are your web sites? Do you know what cross site scripting is? SQL injection attacks? Search engine leaks? Learn how to check your sites for nasties by seeing how it’s done and what you can do to secure your asp.net sites. Location: Reading VBUG Beyond WinFX: What’s New for Developers in Windows Vista with Mike Taulty
Date: Wednesday 17 May 2006Overview: This session will pick some of the improvements in the new platform that will affect the developers targeting Windows Vista such as security, deployment and connectivity improvements. We will look at areas such as User Account Protection, new diagnostic capabilities, tight RSS integration, integration with new search capabilities & the new transactional file system. Location: Shipley VBUG: Visual Studio 2005 – What’s new for Web Site Developers? with Mike Ormand
Date: Thursday 18 May 2006Overview: TBC Location: Newcastle VBUG: Windows Presentation Foundation with Ian Griffiths
Date: Wednesday 24 May 2006Overview: The talk will discuss why we need Windows Presentation Foundation, &will show how to work with it. Along the way we will look at key features of WPF such as XAML, composition, layout, animation, & data binding. We will also take a broader view of Vistas offerings, seeing how WPF fits into the future of Windows. Location: Bristol Third Party Events
1st Yorkshire SQL Server User Group
Date: Tuesday 9 May 2006Overview: TBC Location: Leeds Access User Group National Seminar
Date: Wednesday 10 May 2006Overview: The Access User Group is proud to announce that two of the world’s leading exponents of Microsoft Access will be presenting at our national seminar in May. Based in the USA, Luke Chung is the CEO of FMS & recently acclaimed “Access Hero” by Microsoft at the Access 10th Anniversary celebrations. Based in Canada, Peter Vogel has written numerous database books & is the editor of the definitive magazine for Access developers, Smart Access. Location: Reading BizTalk Server 2006: Building the Smart, Connected Enterprise
Date: Wednesday 10 May 2006Overview: TBC Location: Leeds/Bradford, UK (Black Marble) Troubleshooting .NET Applications: Best Practices
Date: Wednesday 17 May 2006Overview: TBC Location: Microsoft House 10 Great Pulteney Street London W1R 3DG Understanding Windows Mobile Security
Date: Thursday 18 May 2006Overview: In today’s connected world, security is of paramount importance. This session will run through the various security features available in Windows Mobile to enable users a safe environment to work in. Location: Online Microsoft TechNet Roadshow 2006
Date: Monday 22 May 2006Overview: Microsoft’s series of MSDN and TechNet Roadshows hit the trail in 2006. For a FULL outline of these events please refer to the official Road Show site (see link below). Location: Edinburgh Microsoft TechNet Roadshow 2006
Date: Tuesday 23 May 2006Overview: Microsoft’s series of MSDN and TechNet Roadshows hit the trail in 2006. For a FULL outline of these events please refer to the official Road Show site (see link below). Location: Edinburgh DevConnections 2006
Date: 24 - 27 April 2006Overview: One day of pre-conference workshops followed by three-day conference incorporating three separate events: Microsoft ASP.NET/Visual Studio Connections, SQL Server Magazine Connections and Microsoft Exchange Connections. Speakers include Scott Guthrie, Prashant Sridharan and Matt Nunn from Microsoft, plus Dino Esposito, Alex Homer, Dave Sussman and others. Registration EUR 1,450 (EUR 1,350 before 15 Mar) plus EUR 395 a workshop. Register online or phone +44 161 929 2800. Location: Acropolis Centre, Nice, France MSDN TechTalk: Web Application Hacking Workshop
Date: 27 April 2006Overview: Morning briefing covering best practices for building and deploying secure Web applications, including discussion of advanced hacking techniques. Register online for free entry or call 0870 166 6680 quoting reference 9916. Location: Microsoft Ltd, Thames Valley Park, Reading, UK 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!
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