Boise Code Camp 2011–WPF for Dummies and Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) Explained
Wow… Boise Code Camp rocked this year. There were great presentations, great people, and great conversations. You even had an occasional code pairing. Not to mention the two XBOX Kinects to help fill in the time between sessions. This year I only gave two presentations; WPF for Dummies and Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) Explained. If you are [...]
Boise Code Camp 2010 Sample Code
Thank you all who attended my sessions. As promised I am posting my sample code for both of my presentations. Get the source for Building Silverlight Line of Business Application With CSLA Get the source for Silverlight 4 Unleashed If you have questions, comments, or concerns feel free to speak your mind. See you next [...]
Boise Code Camp 2010
Well, tomorrow is the day. The day of geek greatness. If you haven’t heard already, Boise Code Camp start tomorrow and goes through Sunday, March 27-28. The are a tons of great sessions and we have 866 registrations. Boise Code Camp will be held at Boise State University in the Student Union Building. Check in [...]
Boise Code Camp 2009 WPF for Dummies Presentation Sample Code
Thank you all for attending my presentation on WPF. I hope you left the room with a better understanding of WPF and how you can start using it in your applications. As promised, I am posting a link to the sample code and some useful links. Download Sample Source Code. This contains all the source [...]
Boise Code Camp 2009
If you live in Idaho, chances are you have already heard about Boise Code Camp. If not, then I suggest you check it out at BoiseCodeCamp.org. Boise Code Camp is a free community event that brings developers of all technologies together for a full day of geek glory. It is put on by developers for [...]
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