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Code Camp News

Columbia Enterprise Developers Guild and Midlands PASS are teaming up to bring a code camp to our beloved capitol! For more information please be sure to visit the code camp page as it contains details concerning our committee meetings and also provides a link to sign up to volunteer!

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Asheville Dot Net

Charleston .NET User Group

Charlotte Developers Guild

GSP Developers Guild

Midlands PASS

Pee Dee .NET Users Group

Books

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.

Next Event

Templatable Controls in Silverlight

Meeting Summary

When: July 9th, 2008 @ 6:00 PM

Where: Midlands Tech NE Campus Auditorium

Who: Page Brooks

What: Creating Custom Templatable Controls in Silverlight

Technical Sponsor: Allen & Associates of America, Inc.

Agenda

6:00 Pizza and Networking

6:30 Announcements

6:45 Sponsors

7:00 Presentation

8:30 Closing and SWAG Handouts

Topic – Creating Custom Templatable Controls in Silverlight

Creating reusable controls is an important aspect of productive software development. When you can supplement this reusability with customizability, you have the power to rapidly deliver seamless and compelling user experiences in your products. Silverlight offers both of these through the use of custom templatable controls. In this presentation, we will take a short journey through the process of building a custom control using Silverlight.

Presenter – Page Brooks

Page Brooks is a Senior Software Developer for ACS Technologies, the leading provider of information management solutions for churches, schools, and other faith-based organizations. With over 9 years experience in web development, Page enjoys delivering successful web products that make a difference. Page holds a Bachelors Degree in Computer Science and Mathematics from Francis Marion University and is a Microsoft Certified Solution Developer (MCSD). As an active member of the .NET community, Page is a co-founder of the Pee Dee Area .NET User Group in Florence, SC and can also be found at many of the regional developer events throughout the Carolinas.

Technical Sponsor Information – Allen & Associates of America, Inc.

Allen & Associates of America, Inc. (AA), has been working with I.T. professionals for more than seven years. Our growth has come not just by directly finding great jobs for our candidates or great candidates for our jobs, but by taking the time to relish the success that all of our partners have had because of their association with us. Our associates have worked with the banking, electronic, electric utility, food service, insurance, manufacturing and retail industries.

Because of our size, we can provide personal attention to both the technical professionals and client companies we work with. We are focused on the following kinds of positions and technologies.

Sponsors

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