April 9, 2011, 10:55 pm
We had a great time at the Philly.NET Code Camp event, this was a legendary event that sadly I hadn’t attended before. In addition to giving my talk on using MEF with Silverlight, I had a great time debating hot topics with other developers in the Open Spaces room, a tradition I hope continues at further Philly.NET Code Camps.
Downloads
I’ve uploaded the sample code and the presentation to my website. You can use the following links to download them:
February 23, 2011, 10:48 pm
I recently had the opportunity of presenting my MultiTouch on the Windows Phone 7 presentation to a great group at the Fairfield/WestChester User Group. Thank you to everyone for coming out and enjoying the evening with us. My slides and Windows Phone demo application are available for download using the links below.
Downloads
There were a number of resources discussed in our meeting and for convenience you can see find them here.
Resources
February 19, 2011, 4:29 pm
We had a great day today at the New York Camp. My Handling MultiTouch on Windows Phone 7 presentation was first thing in the morning. Thank you to everyone for coming out early and listening to me talk. My slides and Windows Phone demo application are available for download using the links below.
Downloads
There were a number of resources discussed in our meeting and for convenience you can see find them here.
Resources
December 17, 2010, 9:19 pm
This past weekend was my first time at Nova Code Camp and I had a good time presenting my Unit Testing Silverlight. I showed everyone the Silverlight Unit Testing Framework that comes with the Silverlight Toolkit. I added a port to the Windows Phone 7 and we were able to run the same tests in silverlight for web and the phone.
Thank you to everyone that attended. My slides and Race Car Application are available for download using the links below.
Downloads
August 12, 2010, 11:33 pm
We had a great time tonight at the New York City WPF/Silverlight Meetup. I showed everyone the Silverlight Unit Testing Framework that comes with the Silverlight Toolkit. Our samples were centered around a side-scrolling race car game that was a lot of fun for me to create.
Thank you to everyone that attended. My slides and Race Car Application are available for download using the links below.
Downloads
March 7, 2010, 1:20 pm
I finished my jQuery and WCF presentation at the NYC Code Camp. Thanks to all that attended.
Downloads
I’ve uploaded the sample code and the presentation to my website. You can use the following links to download them:
Updates
Since we had so many good questions, we didn’t have a chance to cover the delete feature. I’ve included this in the sample source code along with some code comments related to how it was created. Please feel free to post comments here if you have any questions.
Disclaimer
We briefly talked about the concept of RESTful web services. Please note that our sample is missing a few components of REST webservice (ie. using the DELETE method, and proper URI templating). For more information on building RESTful webservices see the slides and samples from my Alt.NET REST Presentation
March 6, 2010, 5:59 pm
I just finished my Silverlight and MEF presentation at the NYC Code Camp. Thanks to all that attended.
Downloads
I’ve uploaded the sample code and the presentation to my website. You can use the following links to download them:
November 19, 2009, 2:31 am
I just finished my REST presentation at the NYC ALT.NET Meetup. Thanks to all that attended. Unfortunately I didn’t get through all my samples, but I’m happy to have quality discussion.
Downloads
I’ve uploaded the sample code and the presentation to my website. You can use the following links to download them:
Links
As I noted in the resources section of my presentation the following links may be of interest.
Above all I’d like to give a lot of credit to Jon Flanders. If it were not for his book this presentation would not have been possible. To anyone who is interested in learning about REST in .NET his book is a must read.
July 16, 2009, 10:17 pm
I just finished my Apache Stonehenge interoperability demo at the NYC .NET Developer’s User Group meeting. Thanks to all that attended, we had a great time and some really good questions. Hopefully I’ve sparked some interested in the community about interoperability and the ability to connect multiple languages and platforms together using web services and WCF.
Downloads
As promised the slides from this evening’s presentation are available for download on my website. If your downloading the slides please join the mailing list and let us know what you think.
http://www.bendewey.com/downloads/Apache-Stonehenge.pptx
Links
Also here are some of the key links from my presentation
February 9, 2009, 11:07 pm
I just finished my Introduction to jQuery presentation at the NYC Web Design Meetup. Thanks for all that attended. We had a really good time and had lots of great questions.
Download
I’ve posted the presentation and demos online.
Intro to jQuery.zip
Note
I made some minor changes to the Google AJAX sample. The sample shown at the meeting didn’t support repeated clicks of the Get Google Links button.
