I'm Speaking at Silicon Valley Code Camp
This weekend is Silicon Valley Code Camp and I'll be speaking on LINQ. I've got two Saturday morning sessions, one a beginner intro to LINQ and then after that an intermediate talk on LINQ to XML in Visual Basic. I've got so many demos I don't know where to start! If you've been following along the posts I've been doing on the subject, you'll see some familiar code. But I just put together a set of pretty cool surprises so come on out and see for yourself what everyone is talking about in Visual Basic 9.
If you've never been to a code camp, they are FREE developer-focused events put on by the developers themselves. Anyone can sign up to go to or deliver a presentation. Silicon Valley code camp is not all about .NET either, you can learn a variety of technologies.
Currently there are over 70 sessions and over 700 people registered! So register today and come to my sessions :-)
Enjoy,
-B
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About Beth Massi
Beth Massi is a Program Manager on the VS Community Team working with the Visual Basic Team producing developer content on MSDN and her blog (http://blogs.msdn.com/bethmassi). As a VB community champion and a member of the Microsoft community she helps run a .NET user group in the San Francisco Bay Area and is a frequent speaker at various software development events. Before Microsoft she was a Senior Systems Architect at a health care software product company and was a Microsoft Solutions Architect MVP. Over the last
decade she has worked on distributed applications and frameworks using Visual Basic.NET, ASP.NET, SQL-Server, and Visual FoxPro. She has worked on various projects including developing object-oriented middle-tier frameworks, COM, .NET, Web and Windows-based applications using Microsoft development tools for a variety of businesses. She loves teaching, mountain biking, and modifying cars.