The .NET Ninja's Toolbelt

As developers, we all have our favorite utilities, some used occasionally and then there are others that we refuse to work without. We might not use all of them everyday, but a good developer should know his options when the need arises.

Portable Library: Write Once, Utilize Everywhere - Its closer that you think.

Yes, it is possible to develop, using C# or VB, a core set of libraries that can be leveraged across WinRT, WinForms, WPF, Silverlight, ASP.NET, Windows Phone, Mono (Linux, Mac, Android, iOS). This can be done using Visual Studio 2010 (an extension) and Visual Studio 2012 (built in).

Connect with your Kinect

The Microsoft Kinect peripheral is the fastest selling gadget of all time, selling more than 9,000,000 units in its first 60 days.

Building Games with .NET and XNA Game Studio

Developing your own game can be a daunting task. In this session, you’ll see how easy it is to get started from scratch with XNA Game Studio 4.0, the latest version of Microsoft’s multi-platform game creation toolkit.

Full Stack Day

Building a dynamic website involves a number of different technologies, including some sort of database, some web application framework, html, css and javascript. Some developers are good at all of these but most are just familiar with a few (if any).

Continuous Integration Principles

Matt Brock will discuss continuous integration principles and how they integrate with modern software development practices. It is demo heavy and will cover how to setup, configure and use CI tools to create a development system that promotes high quality software and supports continuous delivery.

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