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05/14/2008
| <strong>South Florida Geek Dinner</strong | deerfield | An informal gathering to talk about technology. Will be on the beach but number of expected people will dictate actual venue. |
http://www.deerfield-beach.com/index.asp?NID=286
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02/26/2008
| <b>West Palm</b> Windows Workflow Foundation Fundamentals | westpalm | Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) is a framework for building business process workflow applications using the Microsoft .NET Framework. Workflow provides a design abstraction for building sequential processes or state-machine driven logic in middle tier or presentation tier applications. In this session, you will learn about the capabilities and architecture of WF and how to use it to drive application processes. You will learn how to create sequential workflow libraries and integrate them into a business layer or service, and you will learn how to create state machine workflows and use them to manage the state of back end or UI processes. You’ll also get a quick intro to hosting and communicating with running workflows. |
~/downloads/BrianNoyes_WFFundamentals_20080226.zip
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08/21/2007
| <strong>Ft Lauderdale - ArcSig:</strong> Architecture Choices for Security - Functionality with Security - Ken Hamer-Hodges - FREE PIZZA | ftl | Topics to be covered:<br />- What are Capabilities, POLA and ABAC<br />- Collaboration with Security<br />- Functionality with Security<br />- Distributed object-capability<br />- Client side patterns<br />- Server-side patterns<br />- Usable POLA Demonstration<br /> o E Language<br /> o CapDesk<br /> o Darpa Browser<br /> o Polaris<br /> |
~/downloads/SecurityArchitectures_KenHamerHodges_20070821.ppt
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06/19/2007
| Continuous Integration with CruiseControl.Net and Nant - Larry Port - CEO and Chief Software Architect - Otive LLC - FREE PIZZA | ftl | Continuous Integration is a software engineering practice in which your code is built and tested on a continual basis. We are not talking just nightly builds here, we are talking builds throughout the day. The result, when practiced well, offers a number of advantages: integration issues are found and corrected continuously, immediate feedback from unit tests, constant availability of a recent build, and less complications during deployment. Join Larry as he discusses Continuous Integration in a Microsoft environment and shows you how to get a build up and running using two mind-bogglingly powerful tools: CruiseControl.Net and Nant. |
~/downloads/LarryPort_CIwithCuiseControl_20070619.ppt
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