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DarrelHolmes — 2010-08-27T14:21:42Z

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B. Law — 2010-08-19T01:26:55Z

Architecture, best methods, Learning Resources. I would like a better understanding of .NET in general and I know a lot of people that feel the same way. There are a lot of good and bad websites out there. Anybody can google questions but I want good resources. Any help would be great!!

Is there a meeting tonight?

Ben Henderson (Firefly Logic) — 2010-07-15T22:53:20Z

Does anyone know if there's a meeting scheduled for this evening?

Thanks.

Topic Idea: NoSQL - Alternatives to Relational DBMS

Ben Henderson (Firefly Logic) — 2010-07-12T16:24:25Z

Sounds like an excellent topic for either of the .NET user groups - Visual Studio or Web Developer. Thanks for pitching in, Alex. I'll be in the audience.

Need a roommate/ride-along for Atlanta ReMIX/DNR Live

Byron Sommardahl — 2010-04-29T13:50:01Z

I'm headed to Atlanta next weekend (May 7-May 8) for the ReMIX conference and Dot Net Rocks Live event. I'll be getting a hotel room and paying for my gas, but it sure would be nice to split that cost with someone. If you're interested in going with me, shoot me an email. I actually have room in my car for 4 and I'm willing to split a hotel room with one other person. Tickets to ReMIX are $25 and can be purchased at http://remixatlanta.eventbrite.com/.

byron@sommardahl.com

Silverlight component library experiences

NealReizer — 2010-04-12T17:46:52Z

Hi everyone,

While there are many sources on the Internet that debate the merits of one component library over another, I thought I'd try an old-fashioned approach and *talk* to someone.

If you have experience with one or more of the following and wouldn't mind chatting for a few minutes about your experiences, I'd appreciate it. the libraries under consideration are:

Component One
DevExpress
Infragistics
Telerik

Thanks in advance,

Neal Reizer

Chief architect

HMS, Inc.

(615) 386-2896

nreizer@hmstn.com

DEVLINK 2010 - devLink Technical Conference

John Kellar — 2010-04-09T20:29:19Z

Sessions are now posted for DEVLINK 2010 at www.devlink.net.

Azure Boot Camp

Ed — 2010-02-19T05:27:04Z

Registration for the Nashville Azure Boot Camp is now open. Get your seat! http://bit.ly/bymYbR

Dates Feburary 22-23, 2010, 8:00am - 5:00pm
Cost: Free
Location: Microsoft Office
2555 Meridian Blvd, Suite 300
Franklin, Tennessee
37067

Meeting Topic Ideas

Gaines Kergosien — 2010-02-17T20:39:01Z

I've added these to the poll.

Log in with Twitter, LiveID or OpenID!

Gaines Kergosien — 2010-01-22T19:28:44Z

Having to register to use a website sucks so we've made it easy for you to join us on the new Nashville .NET User Group site by allowing you to log in with your Microsoft LiveID, OpenID or Twitter account. In fact, you can tie any or all of them to your user. Just click one of the buttons on the login page.

January 14th Presentation on Testing Windows Applications available online

Gaines Kergosien — 2010-01-21T17:41:15Z

I've posted a video of the presentation for anyone who couldn't make it. I've also posted the slides and you can download the solution files from the documents page.

You can rate my presentation at SpeakerRate. Feedback is appreciated. :)

Steve Ballmer's visit to Nashville

Gaines Kergosien — 2010-01-20T17:05:35Z

Looking for AV techie

Gaines Kergosien — 2010-01-18T03:45:20Z

We've been recording many of the monthly presentations in high definition with the intent to post them online for members that weren't able to attend the meetings in person. Unfortunately, we've had some difficulty preparing them to for posting to the site. If you're experienced with video editing software and are interested in getting more involved, email volunteer@nashdotnet.org.

Meeting Topic Poll

Gaines Kergosien — 2010-01-12T04:58:59Z

In November we held an Open Spaces session and got some great suggestions for meeting topics. Here's your chance to vote for which topic you think should be the subject of a normal meeting.

Note: You must be logged in to see the poll.

6 Months Free Hosting

Gaines Kergosien — 2009-07-09T19:55:57Z

DiscountASP.net just became one of our Rock Star Sponsors and has offered six months free web hosting to any of our members who sign up for a base hosting plan. Just go to http://discountasp.net/nashdotnet/

Working with Model View Presenter (MVP)

Gaines Kergosien — 2009-06-19T17:17:04Z

During the past week I've had an opportunity to work with a project build using the Model View Presenter (MVP) pattern. It's taken me a bit to get used to how things are wired up, but now that I'm getting more comfortable with it I'm really liking it.

I know the .NET User Group has had multiple presentations on MVC, but I haven't heard of many developers working with MVC/MVP. Who here has used them in production and what are your thoughts?

.NET Developer Bootcamp

Gaines Kergosien — 2009-06-04T15:09:57Z

Colin Callahan is working on bringing Jean Paul Boodhoo to Nashville for a .NET boot camp and needs to know how many people would be interested. If you'd like to be included, email Colin at colinxjcallahan@gmail.com.

June 2009 Topic: Leveraging Social Networking Tools

Gaines Kergosien — 2009-06-03T18:11:07Z

Leveraging Social Networking Tools:

The use of social networking sites, such as LinkedIn, BrightKite, Facebook & Twitter are growing at an incredible rate. In this talk, we'll take a brief look at some various forms of social networking tools and their respective APIs. I'll also demo building a Twitter client app using VB.NET (and C#), WPF and the Twitter API and discuss some ways that these things can be used in business. This is meant to be an interactive talk, so discussion is highly encouraged.

About Chris Williams:

Chris Williams is a Technology Evangelist for Magenic. He is the founder of several .NET User Groups on the east coast, and most recently the Twin Cities XNA User Group and Twin Cities Developers Guild, both in Minneapolis, MN. He is a rabid blogger at BlogusMaximus.net, author of the very popular NINE Questions series and owner of the VB Community site www.ILoveVB.net. His most recent project is the Charity Fragathon fundraiser event.

He's also a Visual Basic .NET MVP, MCT, MCSD (.NET) Early Adopter, MCAD, INETA Speaker, freelance game developer, occasional author, tech editor, conference speaker, vintage arcade game collector and INETA Community Champion. He also plays a pretty mean guitar in Rock Band.

Lastly, yes, the rumors are true, he loves Visual Basic so much he even named his dog VB.

We'll be giving away t-shirts, books and software licenses to live attendees. If you can't make it in person, join us remotely via Live Meeting by clicking the link below:
https://www323.livemeeting.com/cc/usergroups/join?id=NashWebDevJune&role=attend

Presenters Wanted

Gaines Kergosien — 2009-06-03T17:51:31Z

Interested in becoming a presenter? What topic would you like to speak on?