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Register for .Net Code Camp Wellington now

By Mauricio Freitas, in , posted: 9-JUN-2009 07:22

This weekend we have the .Net Code Camp in Wellington. The event is happening 13 - 14 June 2009, 9am to 5pm in the Whitireia Community Polytechnic, Porirua.

This is a cool gathering for .Net developers in New Zealand. Topics inlcude "ASP.NET MVC", "Building Composite Solutions with Microsoft Products", "Code Contracts", "Object Relational Mapping","Programming for the Microsoft Sync Framework", "What's Happening in .NET Languages" and "Zero to Practical Silverlight in 60 Minutes".

Another new topic this year is the "Introduction to iPhone Development" session.





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