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  • Chewy Chong 6:33 am on August 29, 2007 Permalink | Reply  

    Upcoming SGDOTNET Jasper Session Intro Video 

    I was having dinner with the folks from SGDOTNET and they were telling me about their upcoming talk on Jasper (Thurs Sept 6 evening… see this link for more details and to register).  It was good we had this discussion as I was getting Jasper confused with ”Casper”… the friendly ghost.  

    Since I had my camera, we shot a quick video.  Check it out (especially the last part… “hint, hint”).

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    For more details on SGDOTNET’s upcoming session and how to register, go here:

    http://verychewy.com/archive/2007/08/21/sgdotnet-user-group-evening-thurs-sept-6-dynamic-ado-net-and-openxml.aspx

     
  • Chewy Chong 2:30 am on August 21, 2007 Permalink | Reply  

    SGDOTNET User Group Evening – Thurs Sept 6 (Dynamic ADO.NET and OpenXml) 

    Our friends at SGDOTNET (Singapore’s .NET User Group) has an exciting evening of topics for their September Meeting.  Alan Dias Andrew on The Benefits of OpenXml followed by Wee Hyong and Alvin Lau on an Incubation Effort within the ADO.NET team called Jasper.  So swing by for an evening of free food, networking and a lively discussion on technology.

    Thursday Sept 6, 2007
    1830 – 1900 Registration
    1900 – 2000 Topic 1 – Benefits of OpenXML
    2000 – 2010 Break
    2010 – 2110 Topic 2 – Introduction to Jasper – RAD usnig Dynamic ADO.NET

    Topic 1 – The Benefits of OPENXML

    This two part session delves into understanding OPENXML and how it will impact the Developer Community. The first part will deal with 5W+H of OPENXML (What, Who, Where, Why, When and How) in a demo led presentation. The second part deals with what is the impact of OPENXML for every developer.

    Speaker
    - Alan Dias Andrew (MVP)

    Topic 2 – Introduction to Jasper – Rapidly Application Development using Dynamic ADO.NET

    Developers spend significant amount of time on writing code for data access and binding the data to the UI controls. It would have been a great boost to developer productivity if effort spend on data access and binding to UI controls can be significantly reduced.

    Project Jasper is an incubation effort in the ADO.NET team to enable quick, clean and iterative development with instant results. Project Jasper provides this functionality by leveraging the ADO.NET Entity Framework and the power of dynamic languages. With project Jasper you can drag and  drop standard ASP.NET controls onto a page, set basic properties and your web application will be able to display and edit data without forcing you to write a query or any data access code.

    In this talk, you will learn about the key concepts behind Project Jasper, and how this upcoming technology can empower you to build next-generation applications quickly.

    Speaker
    - Wee Hyong is a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) for SQL Server.  He is deeply passionate advancing the  state-of-art of database technology, and speaks regularly at various Microsoft events (TechReady, MSDN Connection Meet-the-Experts, Channel9) and usergroup meetings (.Net usergroups in Singapore and Malaysia, SQL Server Usergroup).  Over the past years, he has been actively sharing with the developer and DBA community in tapping the immense potential of SQL Server technology for data management and business intelligence.

    - Alvin Lau is a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) for ASP.NET. He’s currently working as a Consultant within Avanade Singapore and is very motivated to improve practices for .NET development and agile methodology. Off work, he’s deeply involved in the IT community events within Singapore user groups.

    Quick event details:

    Thurs 6 Sept 2007
    7:00pm – 9:00pm (registration starts at 6:30)
    Microsoft Offices Level 22
    One Marina Blvd – NTUC Center

    More information: http://www.sgdotnet.org

    Register at: v-liquek@microsoft.com and specify “SGDOTNET Sept Registration” in the subject

    Restrictions: Registration preference for SgDotNet UG members.  Membership is free.  Click here to become a member.

     
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