Our second 2011 Code Camp will be held at the DeVry University campus in Fort Washington, PA on Saturday, October 15 from 8:30-5:00. The event is sold out but you can get on a wait list at EventBrite. Detailed directions are on the DeVry web site.
- Lots of code, just say no to slides!
- 8 hours of learning and networking
- 70 sessions by 60+ speakers (8:30, 10:00, 11:30/12:00, 1:40, 3:10)
- 13 tracks + Open Spaces Forum
- 600 seats with tables (laptops welcome)
- Breakfast, lunch (two groups), and afternoon snack
- Raffles and prizes after second lunch and closing
- Booster registration option for charity donations, parties, and prizes
- Easy parking
- Convenient hotels (Horsham Days Inn, 245 Easton Rd, Horsham, PA 19044 (215) 674-2500, ask for group philly.NET Code Camp)
- After hours party at the Brick House (network with speakers and attendees)
- The official Twitter hash tag will be #phillycc. Use it when you tweet and search it to stay in the know.
All of this is made possible by our Premiere partners (AllScripts, Apprenda, Capax | Global, CapTech, Celerity, ComponentOne, DevExpress, Telerik), Gold partners (Gibraltar Software, Redgate, Robert Half Technology, TEK Systems, Text Control, Turnberry Solutions), Silver partners (Energy Plus) and our Platinum site and vendor sponsors (DeVry University and Microsoft).
Here is the working track list. Click on the speaker names below to see the speaker bio and session topic. Check here and here for the printable agenda:
8:00 Registration, continental breakfast
alt.NET - Brian Donahue - 113
Mitch Ruebush - Designing a REST API for your ______
Stephen Bohlen - Behavior-Driven Development: Turning User Stories into Executable Specifications
Dane Morgridge - The Demystification Of The Allure Of Ruby
John Zablocki - NoSQL and .NET: Relaxing with CouchDB
Vladimir Gizspenc - Using Mono and Open Source to reach MacOS, iOS, Android and Linux
Architecture - Mitch Ruebush - 106
Abraham Sultan - PaaS or Fail: Preparing for Your Changing Role in Software Development and Delivery
Bryan Deitrich - What's a DBA To Do? Continuous Integration and Automated Deployments of Miguel A. Castro - Advanced MVVM: Engineering the UI, Without the UI
Michael Montgomery - Modern Software Architecture: The Business of Building Better
Mike Diiorio - Build Hybrid Applications with the Azure AppFabric Service Bus
Data - Dane Morgridge - 109
Alan M. Silverblatt - Data Encryption 101
David Hoerster - OData and jQuery - Perfect Together
David Hoerster - Expression Trees - The Missing LINQ
Ken Lovely - Using Repository and Unit of Work patterns in EF 4.1 with a WCF Domain Model
Jim Priestley - Real World SQL Azure: Tuning for 27,000 visitors per day searching against a 10,000 row catalog
Framework - Todd Snyder - 132
Daniel R. Clark - The Fundamentals of Object Oriented Programming
Doug White - Getting started with R
Chris Gomez - XNA Levels Up: Publish Your Games Now
Will Robertson - Window Phone MVC
Anthony Mastrean - Event Sourcing Simplified
Mobile Apps - Rob Keiser - 108
Samidip Basu - Let's peel Mangos!
Rob Keiser - Live Tiles in Mango
Greg Shackles - Cross Platform Mobile Development with .NET
Kevin Griffin - jQuery on the Go
Sachin Deshpande - Mobile Web Apps development using MVC3 and JQuery Mobile
SharePoint - Michael Mukalian - 111
David E. Patrick - SharePoint Developer Intro - Building Visual Web Parts
Chris Keyser - Integrating complex web services with a BCS Assembly Connector
Michael Mukalian - "Oh sir, it's only wafer thin!" - Managing Large Lists in SharePoint 2010
David Mann - Instrumentation and Debugging, on-premises and in the Cloud
Jennifer Kenderdine - InfoPath Forms and Web Parts
Silverlight - John Baird - 125
Jason L. van Brackel - Introduction to WPF
John Baird - Silverlight Data Templating and Styling
Joel Cochran - An Introduction to Expression Blend
Andy Schwam - Silverlight - Lessons from the real world
Matt Van Horn - Advanced XAML Tricks
SQL & BI - Said Salomon - 110
Alex Grinberg - Make the system tables work for you.
Said Salomon - SQL Bouncer Logon Security Without Triggers
Joshua Lynn - Learn RegEx in T-SQL & kick \
Mark Kromer - Silverlight in SQL Server BI Reporting Solutions
Dan Hartshorn - How to get started with BI using SharePoint and Office
Tools - John Zablocki - The Orchard Project: From Installation to Customization
Travis Laborde - 134
Travis Laborde - NoSQL? No Way? Yes way!
Jeffrey McArthur - Dependency Injection with MVC3 and Unity (Session, we don't need no stinking Session)
Chris Meadows - Need Some Cache? Redis in Depth.
Doug Finke - PowerShell for .NET Developers
v.Next - Ken Lovely - 105
Tony Verguldi Jr - Building Metro Apps
Roger Doherty - Introduction to Microsoft SQL Server Code Name "Denali"
Bill Wolff - A Lap Around Windows 8
Chris Love - Going Metro Today, Tales from the Trenches
Dani Diaz - Cool New Things Your Windows Phone Apps Can Do
Web Dev I - Nick Berardi - 120
Prasad Bapatla - HTML 5 for ASP.NET Developers
Adam Tuliper - Hack Proofing your ASP.Net MVC and Web Forms Applications
JP Toto - Building a Proper REST API with the new WCF WebAPI
Roberto Hernandez - KnockoutJS and ASP.NET MVC
Dane Morgridge - Intro to Rails 3 with MongoDB
Web Dev II - John V. Petersen - 121
Kevin Griffin - ASP.NET MVC From The Ground Up
Stephen J . Bodnar - Using jQuery UI and Plugins to Make your Sites Look and Work Better
John V. Petersen - Building your first jQuery Plugin
Don Demsak - Not Miguel Castro's WCF - Intro To WCF Made Easy- WCF HTTP Programming Model
Soe Tun - MVC, T4, Scaffolding, & Architecture
Web Dev III - Marc Ziss - 122
Kendall Miller - Massive Scalability for ASP.NET you can Afford
Kevin Buckley - Build your own JQuery widget
Joy Chakraborty - WCF Performance Optimization
Jess Chadwick - Razor: From MVC Views to Maintainable Templating Solutions
Chuck Sailer - Asynchronous Programming in ASP.NET
Open Spaces - Jess Chadwick - 102
An open discussion forum lasting the entire day. The format is deliberately fluid, with the general flow consisting of: participants shout out topics to discuss, vote on a topic, discuss it for 10 minutes (or more... or less), and then pick a new topic. Rinse and repeat for an entire day of lively and intriguing group conversation!
11:20 First lunch: Social networking in the break room, hoagies, salads, drinks and snacks
12:50 Second lunch: Social networking in the break room, hoagies, salads, drinks and snacks
1:20 Afternoon social and prize raffle
4:30 Prize raffle
5:00-? After hours party at the Brick House |