South Carolina UG's

Published 18 December 06 10:18 AM | rfustino 

Thanks for a great stay in South Carolina a few weeks ago! I am still on vacation but had a few requests to publish the dev communiy links I reviewed ... so here they are! I lost my toolbelt, hard hat and suspenders in Charleston SC, so if you know of where they are, please email me at rfustino@microsoft.com .... thanks! Russ

 

 

Greater Charleston .NET User Group – Lou Vega

http://www.gcnug.org/      

Greenville Spartanburg Enterprise Developers Guild

http://www.gspdevelopers.org/

 

Greenville SQL Server Innovators Guild –

http://www.ssig.org/

 

Pee Dee Area .NET Users Group

http://www.pdanug.net/

 

NEW!!!! Columbia SQL Pass – email Brian Kelley bkelley@agfirst.com  – at Training Concepts off Bush River Road

 

Columbia www.dotnetcolumbiasc.org   - next meeting second Tuesday in JANUARY

 

Also visit:

http://www.dotnet-u.com/

http://www.community-credit.com

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# Lou said on December 20, 2006 11:45 PM:

Russ - Sorry to hear you lost your gear in Charleston?! I was there when you were packing it all up in the theater after your presentation!

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Russ wisely shelved dreams of rock and roll stardom in order to share his vast knowledge with developers nationwide. Given that he can’t sing or play an instrument, other than in Guitar Hero, we’re all very grateful. Russ has more than 25 years of software development. He’s the creator of the Russ' Tool Shed developer seminar series and has donned his trademark suspenders, hardhat and tool belt in presentations for over 75,000 developers at 1,700 events. Russ also has expertise in developing Visual Basic and Web-based solutions using Microsoft tools. Before joining Microsoft eleven years ago, Russ worked as a VB instructor, headed up a development department, and created several client/server applications and system software products. His specialties include development with VB.NET, XML Web services, ASP.NET, XNA, Silverlight, Development Tools and debugging. But make no mistake – Russ is not all brains. His big heart led him to establish Take a Swing at Cancer, Inc., a non-profit organization that holds softball and golf-based fundraisers to battle cancer. You have to know the code to get in the shed. KNOW THE CODE!

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Russ wisely shelved dreams of rock and roll stardom in order to share his vast knowledge with developers nationwide. Given that he can’t sing or play an instrument, other than in Guitar Hero, we’re all very grateful. Russ has more than 25 years of software development. He’s the creator of the Russ' Tool Shed developer seminar series and has donned his trademark suspenders, hardhat and tool belt in presentations for over 100,000 developers at 1,900 events. Russ also has expertise in developing Visual Basic and Web-based solutions using Microsoft tools. Before joining Microsoft eleven years ago, Russ worked as a VB instructor, headed up a development department, and created several client/server applications and system software products. His specialties include development with VB.NET, XML Web services, ASP.NET, XNA, Silverlight, Development Tools and debugging. But make no mistake – Russ is not all brains. His big heart led him to establish Take a Swing at Cancer, Inc., a non-profit organization that holds softball and golf-based fundraisers to battle cancer. You have to know the code to get in the shed. KNOW THE CODE!
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