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About

The Columbia Enterprise Developer's Guild (CEDG) meets every second Wednesday of the month at 6:00 PM EST at the Midlands Tech Northeast Campus Auditorium. Our meetings serve to educate the developer community on .NET and other enterprise technologies.

Anyone from the professional developer to the aspiring programmer is cordially invited to join in on our free learning experience! Refreshments are provided, and we often have great items to give away as well.

If you have any questions regarding our group or if you need driving directions to our facility, please visit the Contact page. For information on our future events, please keep reading below.

Upcoming Events

Date: February 22nd
What: P&P
Where: Training Concepts
Time: 6pm - 8pm

Next Event

WCF Introduction

Meeting Summary

When: March 10th, 2010 @ 6:00 PM

Where: Midlands Tech NE Campus Auditorium

Who: John Chapman

What: WCF Introduction

Agenda

6:00 Pizza, Networking, and Share Session

6:30 Announcements

6:45 Sponsors

7:00 Presentation

8:30 Closing and SWAG Handouts

Topic – WCF Introduction

This introduction to WCF will be broken into two parts. The first part will examine the basic architecture of WCF. We will see how a message makes its way from the client, accross the wire to the service, navigates the channel stack and is routed to the correct operation. In the second part we’ll look at the building blocks used to quickly create a useful service application. The goal of this session is to provide a foundation of understanding of the technology.

Presenter – John Chapman

John Chapman is a software developer at SC Farm Bureau. He is an MCPD with over ten years of software development experience. For the last five years he has specialized in connected systems design. He is an enthusiastic speaker on the Windows Communication Foundation and its role in building SOA systems.