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Code Camp 2010.2 has 13 tracks; each track has a room and 5 sessions; track leads recruit speakers and manage the agenda for the day
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The Philly ALT.NET user group is focused on the craft of software development and the continuous improvement of our skills as developers.  By identifying and discussing the best practices and principles that have been successful throughout our industry, we can help to establish a solid foundation for growing our own skills.  In 2009, members of the group started the "Foundation Series" which is a series of workshops and talks aimed at teaching or reaffirming some of the proven, core principles and practices of object-oriented software design.  This code camp, we've decided to dedicate our entire track to some of the content from our workshop series.  If you consider yourself more of a craftsman than a "code monkey," and you value quality and maintainability in your code - we think you'll enjoy our track!
Brian DonahueBrian Donahue121
  
Architecture can entail many different aspects of delivering maintainable and consistent software. It foremost is about communicating technical visions at various levels from executive to application support or even your customer. Whether you are looking for best practices with regards to application architecture or need the scale and redundancy of a technical architecture or the strategic technology decisions at enterprise architecture you should find something interesting in this track to help you understand how to develop and deliver more maintainable software. Come up for air and find out about the big picture.
Mitch RuebushMitch Ruebush108
  
The ASP.NET Track is focused on the ASP.NET framework which is a web application framework developed and marketed by Microsoft to allow programmers to build dynamic web sites, web applications and web services. This track also deals with the broader web and aims to give attendees a more holistic approach to web development, by introducing jQuery and other Non-Microsoft languages it to the lexicon of the "web-developer".
Nick BerardiNick Berardi122
  
Microsoft has added some new products (Web Matrix and LightSwitch) that have their own IDE and can be used with Visual Studio. They've also added a new version of Expression. This track will look at the new products as well as a little look at some new features of Visual Studio.
Rob KeiserRob Keiser127
  
The Framework track focuses on the .NET Framework's core libraries and concepts.
Jess ChadwickJess Chadwick132
  
 
Travis LabordeTravis Laborde134
  
This track will focus on all aspects of Silverlight. We will start with an introduction of Silverlight and some basic concepts with a 101 level session. After that we will follow up with and introduction to WCF RIA Services. Next up will be a session on how you can bring your Silverlight application to life with some UI enhancements. Additional topics that close out this track are WCF for Silverlight Application Best Practices, and an in-depth session on working with LightSwitch.
John AngeliniJohn Angelini125
  
This track is strictly for beginners.  Unlike previous Code Camps, the sessions are independent of each other, so you can attend one or all.  If you're a newbie, be sure to attend the first session.  It is a summary of the all-day track from last time – an overview of creating applications in Visual Studio for developers who have no previous experience in Visual Studio.
 
During lunchtime, we will have a beginner lab after you eat lunch.  (We can't eat in the classrooms.)  You will need a laptop with Visual Studio and SQL Server previously installed.  You can download and install the 2008 Express editions for free from http://www.microsoft.com/express/Downloads/, just be sure to do this in advance.   We will have printed labs that you can work on or you can just come in and experiment on your own.  This will give you a chance to practice what you learned in the morning sessions and prepare for the afternoon sessions.
Judy CallaJudy Calla113
  
Data! Data! Data! All developers are some point work with data at some point in their career if not all of the time. In the data track, you will find sessions that talk about data access technologies and techniques that you can use when writing code. They tend to be more focused on the developer side of data access rather than the DBA side. If you work with data in your applications (and you probably do) take a look at the sessions in the data track.
Dane MorgridgeDane Morgridge124
  
 
Paul BegleyPaul Begley106
  
Said SalomonSaid Salomon110
  
This track will focus on all things SharePoint with a concentration on SharePoint 2010.  SharePoint has been growing like gangbusters since 2007 hit the market and the additional functionality coming with SharePoint 2010 will make it even more desirable for companies of all sizes to adopt.  So stop on by, have a seat, and listen in on all things SharePoint related.
Michael MukalianMichael Mukalian111
  
XAML, XNA, Metro, Oh My!
Dani DiazDani Diaz, Microsoft109