Posted on April 26th, 2008 by Paul Stovell
I just (as in, 5 minutes ago) presented Reactive Programming with SyncLINQ at CodeCampOZ.
Download the slides and samples
SyncLINQ Subversion repository
More information about SyncLINQ
Custom TypeDescriptor example
SearchQuery example
Flapjax
Thanks everyone who stuck around for the talk
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Posted on March 30th, 2008 by Paul Stovell
This afternoon I spoke about LINQ at the ADNUG Happens event. I covered:
How we got to LINQ: IEnumerable, Anonymous Delegates, Generics
New features that enable LINQ: Extension methods, generic parameter interference, lambda expressions, anonymous types
What LINQ is
LINQ flavours:
LINQ to Objects
LINQ to XML
LINQ to SQL
LINQ to CRM (open source)
The slides and code are on Subversion:
http://svn.paulstovell.net/Presentations/LINQ/
Here are the […]
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Posted on November 6th, 2007 by Paul Stovell
Darren Neimke and I are speaking at the Adelaide .NET User Group next week, on Wednesday 14th November.
Darren’s going to be talking about a technology called “JavaScript”, which I could have sworn died a decade ago when Rich Clients took over the world.
Darren Neimke — Developing client-centric web applications with ASP.NET Ajax and VS2008
The […]
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Posted on September 10th, 2007 by Paul Stovell
Just a reminder that I’ll be preaching the benefits of Binding Oriented Programming at the Adelaide .NET Users Group this Wednesday, 12th September. For a sneak peak at what the talk covers, check out the notes from last time.
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Posted on July 6th, 2007 by Paul Stovell
Last night I gave my talk on Binding Oriented Programming at the Sydney .NET User Group. The agenda looked something like this:
What is data binding? We looked at a number of important interfaces:
INotifyPropertyChanged
IDataErrorInfo
IBindingList, BindingList<T>, INotifyCollectionChanged
I also talked about a few advanced binding topics - check out my webcasts for more details:
Binding to DataSets
Binding to Objects […]
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