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httpModules & httpHandlers - ASP.Net Building Blocks To Make Your Applications Slicker
When: Tuesday, July 1, 2008 from 6:30 - 8:00 PM
Where: Advanced Home Care. (Directions)
Overview
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Chris Love will present on httpHandlers and httpModules. This is a very engaging presentation which will show different techniques to build good ASP.NET applications that can be maintained and expanded as needed. The presentation is a combination of an architecture and practical talk. The audience should walk away with real applications they can take to work with them the following day. This collection of tips and tricks should help make your applications slicker.
This talk will explain how to create different types of custom modules for ASP.NET web sites. Custom ASP.NET Modules are a great way to program advanced features to your web site. This talk will explain how to create different types of custom modules for ASP.NET web sites to make your applications slicker. Concepts around different techniques to building good ASP.Net applications to meet top performance expectations will be discussed. More details to follow ...
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Presented by
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Chris Love has over 14 years of experience in software design, development and architecture. He has been the principal developer for over 250 small and medium websites over the last 7 years, focusing primarily on ASP/ASP.NET and VB.NET.
He has managed and maintained web, database and e-mail production Windows servers. This includes managing performance, security and SPAM safeguards. Chris leverages his expertise in search engine optimization, pay per click campaigns, and search engine optimization to build his own web properties.
Chris served as the Vice President for 3 years on Raleigh’s User Group (TRINUG) and has been on the advisory board of TRINUG for the last 2 years. He also led a monthly Special Interest Group (SIG) and frequently presents and organizes Code Camps around the country. Chris recently completed his first book: ASP.NET 2.0 Your Visual Blueprint for Developing Web Applications.
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Sponsor
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APEX Systems
Apex Systems is a leading provider of technical and professional staffing solutions to Fortune 1000 and mid-sized clients across North America. With a core focus on Information Technology, Business Applications, Accounting & Finance, Legal, Telecommunications, and Engineering, and a proven recruiting model, Apex Systems has become one of the most in-demand staffing companies around for providing short-term, long-term, and temp-to-perm staffing solutions.
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About the Triad Developers Guild
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The group meets on the first Tuesday of every month at 6:30 p.m. at :
Anyone from the professional developer to the aspiring programmer is cordially invited to join in on our free learning experience! We focus on Microsoft technologies.
Refreshments are provided, and we often have great items to give away as well.
If you have any questions or comments regarding our group, please visit the Contact Us page.
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- How do I join your group?
Register here on the web site to get our meeting announcements and informational emails. Then, come to our monthly meetings. No fee, no mess, no fuss. Just information, learning, great networking, and free pizza & drinks.
- When is the next meeting?
Our main meeting is almost always held on the first Tuesday of the month. Sometimes due to holidays or other circumstances, we move it to another night but that is very rare. Check the home page of the web site for details.
- How do I receive the meeting announcements?
Registered users automatically receive the meeting announcments and informational emails when it is sent. It comes from the address “admin@triaddev.org“ so make sure that doesn't get caught in your spam catcher.
- How do I sponsor a meeting?
Contact one of the Council Members (found on the “Contact Us“ page) and they will fill you in on sponsorship details.
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