SDNUG - Sydney Deep .NET User Group

SDNUG
Sydney Deep .NET User Group

Next Meeting
v.Next User Group present Microsoft Team Foundation Server 2010 Beta 1 The July meeting of the vNext Users Group meeting looks at the recently released Microsoft Team Foundation Server 2010 Beta 1 product and focuses most closely on changes to the build system and branching your code. Team Build • See how Gated Check-ins can potentially eliminate broken builds • Learn how to define your build process using Windows Workflow 4.0. • Benefit from reusing Build Definitions using build process templates. • Manage build server farms using the new build controller/agent model. Branching • See how branching has become a first class citizen in the source control explorer • Use the new branch visualisation to remove branching complexity • Track which branches your change has been deployed to easily • Promote your changes using simple drag and drop About the Presenter Anthony Borton is a Development Process Specialist for Enhance ALM Pty Ltd, an Australian consulting and training company specializing in Application Lifecycle Management and Microsoft Visual Studio Team System. He has been working with Visual Studio Team System full-time since 2005. Anthony has worked with a variety of companies ranging in size from just 3 employees up to some of Australia’s largest companies and financial institutions. Anthony is the lead Microsoft Technical Readiness Instructor in Australia for Microsoft Visual Studio and has presented at the Microsoft launch events for both VSTS2005 and VSTS2008. Anthony is a Microsoft MVP (Team System), a Certified Scrum Master and a member of the INETA Speakers Bureau. He is also the president of the QLD VSTS users group and maintains a blog at http://www.myvstsblog.com Thursday 2 Jul 2009 6.00pm - 8.00pm (add to calendar) Location: AMP Capital Investors, Ground Floor, 50 Bridge Street (The AMP Building), Sydney
Coming Events
TechEd Australia Gold Coast, 8-11 Seep 2009
Tool of Month (Archive)	Action
Dan's DataSet Debug Visualizer
Talk Archive	Past
easyServerARCHITECTURE by Matt Clarke, Radek Cerny and Matt Done from Expanz Building Line Of Business Applications In Silverlight 2.0 by Chris Anderson Exposing Windows Workflow to SOA: Real Life Lessons by Paul Sorauer ASP.NET MVC Framework by Nick Wienholt Next Generation Silverlight Web Apps (code samples) by Greg Harris Amazon Web Services by Mike Culver Visual Studio 2008: Features, Frameworks and other Fun Stuff by Nick Randolph Get Ready for LINQ by Nick Wienholt Make your Customer's Day: User First Design by Dan Green Binding Oriented Programming by Paul Stovell Real-world Code Generation by Nick Wienholt Tips, Tricks and Tools by Dan Green Vista Application guidelines and migration and how to get your App "certified" by Aaron Saikovski .NET Memory Debugging by Nick Wienholt Microsoft CRM by Sam Manins WPF For Application Developers by Paul Stovell What do Architects Do Anyway? by Ron Jacobs LINQ - Under the Covers by Troy Magennis Windows Workflow Foundation by Dan Green Developing Applications with Windows Presentation Foundation by Deepak Kapoor Team Foundation Server by Dan Green Scrub up with AJAX - ATLAS by Paul Glavich .NET 2.0 Hidden Gems by Nick Wienholt Continuous Integration and CruiseControl.NET by Garrett Smith Realizing the Many Potentials of Microsoft Identity Integration Server by Chewy Chong XML.NET - The many ways of XML in .NET by Sly Gryphon WSE2 by Nick Wienholt Implementing Business Rules with .NET and BizTalk by David McGhee Upgrading to .NET: Lessons Learnt and Problems Solved by Nick Wienholt .NET Compact Framework by Jonathan Wells Automated Software Testing by Veronique Blick Unit Testing with Visual Studio Team System by Troy Magennis Developing extensible .NET applications by Martin Granell Extender Providers by Mitch Denny Windows XP SP2 by Nick Wienholt Nullable Types by Troy Magennis Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services by Chris Masters SharpReader by Chris Olufson Whidbey Security Enhancements by Nick Wienholt Looking ahead to Indigo by David McGhee Enterprise Development with .Net by Paul Glavich and Zubin Appoo Team Development and the Build Process - From Scratch by Troy Magennis Enterprise Instrumentation Framework, Colin Mierowsky Authorization Manager, Nick Wienholt Windows Forms Component and Control Design-Time Integration, Michael Weinhardt DirectX 3D, Luke Drumm Unit Testing with the NUnit Framework, Stephen Gryphon Dinkum Data Part I, Dan Green Leveraging Investments in Legacy Code - PInvoke and COM Interop, Nick Wienholt .NET Performance Tuning, Nick Wienholt Gateway to Web Services, David McGhee .NET Remoting and Role Based Security in a Distributed Environment, Gerard Laslett .NET Thread Pool, Nick Wienholt
About SDNUG
SDNUG is an INETA User Group that meets on the first Thursday of every month except January (though we may change the timing to accommodate out-of-town speakers). We've been going since April 2002. There is no cost or joining obligation to come to a SDNUG meeting. Feel free to simply shown up on the night to any meeting that interests you. Anyone from professional developers and architects to students and hobbyists is welcome. To receive information about upcoming events, subscribe to the mailing list (below), or simply subscribe to the RSS feed using the link at the top of this page. We're always looking for speakers. Got a new .NET technology you want to show the world? Why not give us a run down on your latest .NET project - seeing other real-world successes and sticking-points have been some of our most enjoyable presentations. We're always happy to chat before and after the meetings, or drop us a line at admin@sdnug.org.
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