Orlando Code Camp 2011 is almost here. We have an awesome list of speakers and sessions and all the sponsors are coming through. This is my second time organizing this event and it has been fun putting it together. We are trying some new things this year and I hope that everyone enjoys it! This message went out to all speakers on Sunday:
Thank you so much for volunteering to speak at this year’s Orlando Code Camp. I am happy to notify you that you have been selected to speak at the event. This Code Camp is already shaping up to become our best one ever thanks to such a great speaker lineup. We have also been really fortunate to get overwhelming support from our sponsors, which is helping put together an event that nobody will want to miss!
What do we need from you:
Please log in to our website (www.OrlandoCodeCamp.com) as soon as possible and update your preferences. The most important parts are your shirt size (orders are going out this week), and the URL to your picture. If you didn’t enter your bio when you registered, we also ask that you fill that out. Tell all your friends about the event through blogs, twitter (hashtag #OrlandoCC), Facebook, email, word-of-mouth, etc.
What to expect:
We will have a Speaker/Volunteer party the night before, on Friday March 25th at 7 pm. You will receive more information very soon, including venue information and directions.
Code Camp will start at 8:00 am on Saturday, March 26th, with the first session at 8:30. All sessions will be 1 hour each, with a 10 minute break between them. We will have breakfast treats and a catered lunch, as well as refreshments throughout the day. Our after-party will be held at Route 46 Entertainment District, which was a huge hit last year and it will start at 5:30 pm, right after the closing ceremonies and prize give-away. Of course, we have some great prizes and all speakers are automatically entered into the drawing.
If you need a hotel, we have made arrangements with Marriott – Lake Mary, which is about 7 miles away from Seminole State College. The special rate will expire soon.
Orlando Marriott Lake Mary
1501 International Parkway • Lake Mary, FL 32746
Special Code Camp rate: $79
Group Code: oneonea
Direct Link: Click Here
If for any reason you are unable to attend, please notify us as soon as possible so we can give your spot to one of the people in the waiting list. Here is the list of all speakers and sessions that were approved. The schedule will be posted on our website in the next couple of days and all attendees will be able to create
The following speakers and sessions were approved:
Azure
Alexander Koval: Introduction to Azure AppFabric
Jason Milgram: Building Causal Games on Azure
Mike Potts: Continuous Deployment on Azure
Richard Dudley: Is Azure Right For My Applications?
Robert McLaws: Real World Windows Azure Migrations
Tim Butts: Using Lucene.net on Azure
Collaboration
Adam Jorgensen: Zero to Analytics-SharePoint Business Intelligence
Colin Blakey: Do It Yourself Microsoft Office
Marshall Harrison: Provisioning Lync Server 2010 using PowerShell
Michael Antonovich: Using External Data in SharePoint and Microsoft Office Without Code
Raleigh Johnson: Configuring Forms Authentication is SharePoint 2010
Ryan Morgan: Client Object Model Data Access for Silverlight on SharePoint 2010
Day of DNN
Navin Nagiah: Day of DotNetNuke Keynote
Day of DNN: DNN Development
Brad Schafer: Extreme DNN Development Techinques
Joe Brinkman: To the Cloud: DotNetNuke and Windows Azure
Mitchel Sellers: DotNetNuke Development: Leveraging the Core
Mitchel Sellers: DotNetNuke Performance: Diagnosing Problems
Nick Christy: DNN in a Web Farm
Day of DNN: Launch DNN
Gifford Watkins: Take This Job And Shove It: How to start a DNN company
Launch DNN Ralph Williams: Skinning 201 – Skinning DotNetNuke with Style
Tom Kraak: Intro to DNN SEO
Tony Valenti: How to Build a Basic Website with DotNetNuke
Will Morgenweck: Building Social Communities with DotNetNuke
Fundamentals
Jason Rainwater: Asynchronous Programming, Then and Now
Keith Elder: Back to the Basics: What is .Net?
Ryan Parsley: Modern Web Concepts
Scott Dorman: Memory Management Fundamentals – Garbage Collection Deep Dive
Tony Valenti: Advanced ASP.NET Debugging and Troubleshooting
Woody Pewitt: The Basics of Developing for the Web for Windows Developers
Languages
Kevin Halverson: Asynchronous Programming in Visual Basic and C#
Prakash Balasubramanian: C# 4.0 Overview
Seth Juarez: Functional C#
Spotty Bowles: Visual Basic Language Features in 2010
Zachary Gramana: Using C# as a Scripting Language
Patterns
Eugene Chuvyrov: Introduction to Reactive Extensions (Rx.NET) for Windows Phone 7 and the .NET Framework
Jay Hill: Applied Object-Oriented Design Principles
Jay Hill: Fluent Interfaces in C# & VB: What, Why & How
Page Horton: Decoupled UI
Page Horton: The Flexible Distributed Business Layer
Scott Klueppel: .NET Parallel Programming Patterns
Services
John Wang: Intro to Open Data Protocol (OData)
Keith Elder: Demystyfying Windows Communication Foundation 4.0
Patrick Rourke: Configurable Apps with the .NET 4 Workflow Foundation
Robert McLaws: Liberating Corporate Data with Entity Framework 4 and OData
Stan Schultes: RAD Development in VS2010 using EF4 with WCF Data Services and SL4
Cornelius Kruger: Using Silverlight with Prism 4 to build Enterprise MVVM Applications
Silverlight
Greg Leonardo: Dynamic Prototyping
Greg Leonardo: Silverlight LOB
John Mcfetridge: Silverlight for Line of Business ..Case study
John Papa: Silverlight Futures
Michael Knopf: Connecting the Dots: how to build a real-world Silverlight app
SQL Server
Adam Jorgensen: Zero to Cube – Introduction to Analysis Services
Andy Warren: Introduction to SQL Server Statistics
Jack Corbett: Introduction to SQL Server Profiler
Michael Stark: SQL 2008 geo data on a Window Phone 7 Bing Map
Plamen Ratchev: Zen and the Art of Writing SQL Query
Walter Williams: Using SQL Server Compact Edition in a .NET application
Visual Studio & ALM
Esteban Garcia: Continous Integration with TFS 2010
Jyoti Chawla: Application Lifecycle Management using Visual Studio 2010
Oleg Sych: Code Generation with T4 and Visual Studio 2010
Sayed Hashimi: Visual Studio 2010 SP1: What’s new for Web Developers
Sayed Hashimi: Web Deploy: Seriously You’re Still not Using This?
Sean Laberee: Microsoft Visual Studio IDE Tips and Tricks
Web
Ivan Farkas: Unified Web and Mobile Web Applications with ASP.NET MVC 3 and jQuery Mobile
Ken Tucker: Intro to MVC 3
Nathan Totten: Introduction to Facebook Development
Oleg Sych: Introduction to ASP.NET Dynamic Data
RASESH SHAH: Enabling Payments on your WebMatrix Powered eCommrce Sites
Sam Abraham: NuGet, Microsoft ASP.Net MVC 3 and WebMatrix
Design & Animation
Chris G. Williams: Making Games for Windows Phone 7 with XNA 4.0
Diane Leeper: Animating in Blend: It’s ALIVE
Diane Leeper: Design for Developers: Bad Design Kills Good Projects
Henry Lee: Windows Phone 7 Animation
Konrad Neumann: Being a Designer in a Developer’s World
Nikita Polyakov: Rapid Prototyping with SketchFlow in Expression Blend
WP7
Henry Lee: Learn to Use Accelerometer and Location Service (GPS) in Windows Phone Application
Joe Healy: Consuming Services in Windows Phone 7
Kevin Wolf: Work From Anywhere = WFA (Part 1)
Kevin Wolf: Work From Anywhere = WFA (Part 2)
Nikita Polyakov: WP7 Marketplace Place and Monetization
Russell Fustino: Making (More) Money with Phone 7