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Beth Massi is a Senior Program Manager on the Visual Studio team at Microsoft and a community champion for business application developers. Learn more about Beth.
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A couple months ago I started posting a rollup of interesting community happenings, content, and sites popping up. If you missed those rollups you can check them out here, lot of great content and exciting events happened:
Here’s a rollup of LightSwitch goodies for November:
Do you have what it takes to be a LightSwitch Star? Show us your coolest, most productive, LightSwitch business application and you could win a Laptop and other great prizes!
Last month The Code Project launched the “LightSwitch Star” contest. You just answer some questions and email them a screenshot or two. They’re looking for apps that show off the most productivity in a business as well as apps that use extensions in a unique, innovative way. Check out the contest page on The Code Project for details.
There were some really cool applications submitted in November! Some were real production apps and some were samples/tutorials. Here’s a breakdown of what was submitted. Vote for your favorites! Prizes are given away each month.
6 Production Apps
7 Tutorials/Samples
We added over an hour and a half of video training to the Developer Center “How Do I” video page graciously donated by Pluralsight! Check out the modules we added:
We also updated the essential learning topics with new content and organized the learning sections better so have a look at all the new training available on the LightSwitch Developer Center!
Here’s some more of the fun things the team and community released in November.
Build your own extensions by visiting the LightSwitch Extensibility page on the LightSwitch Developer Center.
The Visual Studio LightSwitch Facebook Page has been increasing in activity lately. Become a fan! Have fun and interact with us on our wall. Check out the cool stories and resources.
Also here are some other places you can find the LightSwitch team:
LightSwitch MSDN Forums LightSwitch Developer Center LightSwitch Team Blog LightSwitch on Twitter (@VSLightSwitch, #VisualStudio #LightSwitch)
The community has been using the hash tag #LightSwitch on twitter when posting stuff so it’s easier for me to catch it. Join the conversation! And if I missed anything please add a comment to the bottom of this post and let us know!
Enjoy!