Vancouver WebCamp
- Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
- December 4, 2012
- Speakers at Vancouver WebCamp
In order to build beautiful, interactive, and fast web sites, there's a recipe you can follow which includes, but certainly isn't limited to, the use of technologies such as ASP.NET, HTML5, jQuery, WebAPI, SignalR, and Windows Azure. In this WebCamp, gurus Brady Gaster, Jon Galloway, and MVPs Colin Bowern and James Chambers show you how to build and deploy web sites using all of the latest and greatest web and Cloud technologies.
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Building and Deploying Web Sites with ASP.NET MVC 4- James Chambers
- 200
- VWC2
- December 4, 2012 from 9:30AM to 10:30AM
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You'll learn how to get started with ASP.NET MVC 4. Starting with a new project, you'll see how to add in data access with Entity Framework Code First, build out some business logic and client-side interaction, and deploy it using Windows Azure Web Sites. You'll then see how new features in ASP.NET MVC,...
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Building a Service Layer with ASP.NET Web API- James Chambers
- 300
- VWC4
- December 4, 2012 from 12:45PM to 1:15PM
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Your web applications can do a lot more than serve HTML to browsers. With ASP.NET Web API, you can easily provide powerful services in a variety of formats (including XML and JSON) without your having to fight with formats, plumbing code, and configuration. ASP.NET Web API was designed to help you...
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What’s New in ASP.NET 4.5- Jon Galloway
- 200
- VWC1
- December 4, 2012 from 9:00AM to 9:30AM
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Jon Galloway shows how easy it is to take advantage of some seriously powerful features in ASP.NET 4.5 and Visual Studio 2012. He covers top new features of the latest releases (and some sneak peeks at some unreleased ones, too!) and shows how they all fit together into a cohesive, comprehensive...
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Creating HTML5 Applications with jQuery- Jon Galloway
- 200
- VWC3
- December 4, 2012 from 10:45AM to 11:45AM
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There is a massive array of new tags that provide support for video, audio, embedded fonts, data binding, and in-browser data persistence. When coupled with advancements in JavaScript technology like jQuery and the myriad of jQuery plugins available for free, the ability to create truly dynamic client...
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Building Social Web Apps in ASP.NETWhat if you could enable users to log into your site using social services like Facebook, Google, Twitter and their Microsoft Account? What if you could create full Facebook applications without having to spend time learning about the Facebook developer platform? You can! ASP.NET now offers great...
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Building for the Mobile Web- Colin Bowern
- 300
- VWC7
- December 4, 2012 from 2:30PM to 3:00PM
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Find out how to build websites that work great on mobile devices using new features in ASP.NET MVC. You've got a range of option, from built-in adaptive rendering (using standard CSS media queries) to offering mobile and device-specific views with Display Modes, all the way to full mobile websites...
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Using Cloud Application ServicesLearn how to take advantage the rich array of services Windows Azure offers to scale your site. We'll see how to start with a standard ASP.NET site hosted on Windows Azure Web Sites and take advantage of Service Bus Integration, Storage, CDN, and Caching in Web Role.
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Real-time Communications with SignalRLike to provide real-time client-server communications in a way that works cross-browser and doesn't require an advanced degree in JavaScript? Time for SignalR! SignalR handles the tricky client-server communications with automatic protocol fallback, so you can focus on the fun. You'll take a look...
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Windows Azure & Apps for Office and SharePoint- Brady Gaster
- 300
- VWC5
- December 4, 2012 from 1:15PM to 1:45PM
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Did you know that the new Office Apps platform lets you build apps for Office on the ASP.NET platform? The new cloud app model embraces web standards, so you can build a new class of apps for Office and SharePoint using your HTML, JavaScript and ASP.NET skills. You'll see how the combination of ASP.NET...
