Adnan Masood, a Machine Learning Phd's musings on Life, Technology, Research & Development
August and the next couple of months looks really busy. I’ll be teaching WCF at UCSD and will be attending the following conferences along with doctoral cluster meeting. Therefore I am seriously considering “The Terminal” style living. KDD 2008, 24 – 27 Aug 2008, Loews Lake Las Vegas Las Vegas, NV The annual ACM SIGKDD…
I'll be speaking to IASA connections conference in San Francisco on Aspect Oriented Programming in Distributed Systems. Following are further details. Conference Page October 6 - 8, 2008 San Francisco Marriott San Francisco, CA IASA02: Service Aspects—Aspect Orientated Designs in Distributed Enterprise Architecture Adnan Masood Aspect Oriented Programming and Aspect-Oriented software development (AOSD) support the software development…
Courtesy of Paul Mooney “Scott Guthrie gave an 8 AM talk on ASP.Net AJAX at DevConnections, in case you missed it I got it recorded.” Click here to see it. Dan Wahlin’s sessions were also recorded. Video: ASP.NET AJAX, XML and Web Services (with a little Virtual Earth) Video: Minimize Code with TableAdapters and Strongly-Typed…
Post Conference Session - Mastering WCF in a Day “Plumbing is evil. Developers are inherently disadvantages by plumbing. ” -Juval Lowy Juval Löwy is the founder of IDesign and a seasoned software architect specializing in system architecture and large applications design. He is the author of Programming .NET Components and upcoming Programming WCF Services. As…
Thursday was the last day of the conference, tiring but enlightening nevertheless. We however had one more day of Post Conf. session before we could head home. Following are the chronicles of the last day of the conference. Implement a Data Access Layer with the Visual Studio 2005 Dataset Designer Brian Noyes Brian Noyes is…
One of the reason I like devConnections, or any other good tech conference for that matter, is inspiration. You see all these intelligent, motivated and driven folks around you working on a wide variety of interesting problems, trying to find the most efficient solutions, evaluating newest technology and being enthusiastic about it. This, I believe,…
Tuesday was quite a busy day, sessions after sessions, too many things to learn and too little time. The day started with Scott Guthrie’s keynote session on ASP.NET AJAX which was basically a high level demo of what Scott later discussed in his other presentations. Following is the order in which I attended the sessions…
Today was a definitely a lucky day; I barely made it for the flight from Ontario airport and even though my baggage was tagged “late check-in”, it still arrived with me to Vegas. Rob Walling and I got to Mandalay Bay around 8:45 and after a smooth registration, we were all set for our pre-conference…
I attended DevConnections last year and found it to be quite informative developer educational event. The program includes simultaneously running conferences on ASP.NET, Visual Studio.NET, SQL Server, Office and Mobile development. With well recognized and renowned speakers like Scott Guthrie, Michelle Bustamante, Juval Löwy, Dino Esposito and lots of more to mention, it’s a must…
Thanks everyone for sharing their presentations, slides and experiences. As Owen Arthur said “Often, we are too slow to recognize how much and in what ways we can assist each other through sharing such expertise and knowledge.” Following is the list of presentations, slides and notes compiled by participants and speakers. Brandon Satrom’s…