Saturday, 10/29/2011
8:30 am - 6:40 pm
Microsoft Waltham, MA 

Download Schedule and Session Abstracts:
http://www.rgoodsw.com/CodeCamp16/
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Links to slides and other resources from speakers:
http://www.rgoodsw.com/CodeCamp16/resources.htm

The Fall 2011 Boston Code Camp is a day of peer-to-peer knowledge sharing and networking for technology professionals. There will be seven (7) simultaneous 70-min presentation sessions with the room size from large (100 people) to small (20 people).  There will also be many informal opportunities to interact with fellow attendees and network.

• Follow New England Code Camp #16 on Twitter at #boscc
• View the Tweet stream on Twitter and hashtag.org

To Register as an Attendee

See you in the spring!  Do a web search for Code Camp 17

Thanks to our contributors:

• Breakfast (Wintellect)
• Lunch (Telerik)
• Afternoon Snack (Grape City)
• Other Support (Magenic)

Attendee give aways provided by O'Reilly and other listed contributors.

Session List: 

• "I, for One, Made a Website for Our Robot Overlords" - Microsoft WebMatrix: Chris Bowen
• .NET and MongoDB: A Code First Introduction to NoSQL.NET and MongoDB: A Code First Introduction to NoSQL: John Zablocki
• 10 Common Unit Testing Mistakes: Benjamin Day
• A thorough intro to JavaScript: David Padbury
• Architecture Modeling with UML in Visual Studio 2010: Viatchrslav Kokaev
• ASP.NET Meets the Cloud: Jim O'Neil
• ASP.NET MVC 3 Introduction, Part 1: Brock Allen
• ASP.NET MVC 3 Introduction, Part 2: Brock Allen
• Building Your First jQuery Plugin: John Petersen
• Callbacks, Promises, and Coroutines—Oh My! The Evolution of Asynchronicity in JavaScript: D Denicola
• Cloud Architecture Patterns for Mere Mortals (with implementation examples from Windows Azure): Bill Wilder
• Developing Applications for the Microsoft Kinect: Phil Denoncourt
• Easy Async with .NET 4.5: John Bowen
• Extending MVC with jQuery, JavaScript, Ajax and jSON: John Petersen
• Falling in Love with LINQ: Larry Spencer
• Having fun with Netduino: Joe Havelick, Chris Gilmore
• HTML5 for the Silverlight guy: an introduction to "serious" JavaScript development: David Padbury
• ntroduction to Metro Style Apps: Frank Wu
• Introduction to Windows Identity Foundation: Brock Allen
• JavaScript in 60 minutes for C# developers: Frederic Torres
• JavaScript's in ur backend: an introduction to node.js: David Padbury
• KickAss HTML5 WebForms: Carl Bergenhem, Chris Anton
• Making (More) Money with Phone 7: Russ Fustino
• Middleware solutions: How BizTalk Services Simplify SOA?: Bala Subra
• MVVM in Practice: Lessons Learned on a Mobile Data Collection Project: Lawrence Kelley
• New T-SQL Features in SQL Server 2008 and 2012: Robert McCauley
• Objective-C for C# and Other .NET Developers: Chris Pels
• Powershell for Programmers?: Andrew Babiec
• SharePoint 2010 Development for .NET Developers: SB Chatterjee
• SharePoint 2010 Widetry with Silverlight: Scott Currier
• The Biggest Loser: Database Edition - put your database on a diet: Andrew Novick
• The Orchard Project: From Installation to Customization: John Zablocki
• Using The Microsoft Push Notification Service for Windows Phone Applications: Don Sorcinelli
• Using Windows Azure to Build Cloud Enabled Windows Phone Apps: John Garland
• What's New in iOS5 using MonoTouch: Mike Bluestein
• XNA 4.0 Content Factories: David Wallace