Omaha .NET Users Group June Meeting
**Fellow .Net Users,
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Last month’s excellent discussion on WCF from our INETTA speaker Brian Noyes contained some really valuable tips about best practice when building out SOA architectures using WCF. This month’s meeting is set to be equally fascinating. We are delighted to have Matt Milner join us from Pluralsight this month to discuss the next version of Windows Workflow Foundation.
Our next .NET Users Group meeting will be held on Thursday, June 24th, at 6:00pm (food will be provided 15 to 20 minutes prior to the start of the meeting).
*Meeting Details:
*Location:
Team Software
407 S 27th Ave** **
Map Special Directions: Due to parking restrictions, there are some special instructions to get to this location. There is plenty of parking, but you’ll want to read these instructions carefully. Team Software is located on the South side of Harney St between 27th Ave and 26th St. The parking lot is marked with a large sign indicating that you cannot park in it. For this event the parking lot will be opened after 5:15. There is also free street parking on both side of Harney. You’ll want to enter the building through the parking lot. There’s a door on the back of the building that you’ll need to enter through. Someone will be there to let you in. If you have any trouble, feel free to calls Matt’s cell phone at 402-578-2539.
**Speaker: **
Matt Milner
Matt is a member of the technical staff at Pluralsight, where he focuses on connected systems technologies (WCF, Windows WF, BizTalk, "Dublin" and the Azure Services Platform). Matt is also an independent consultant specializing in Microsoft .NET application design and development. As a writer Matt has contributed to several journals and magazines including MSDN Magazine where he currently authors the workflow content for the Foundations column. Matt regularly shares his love of technology by speaking at local, regional and international conferences such as Tech Ed. Microsoft has recognized Matt as an MVP for his community contributions around connected systems technology. Matt blogs at http://www.pluralsight-training.net/matt
**Topic:
**Session: Windows Workflow 4 – from Hello World to Real World in one hour
In this session, you will get a fast introduction to the programming model in WF4, and quickly move through several features, with a focus on using the technology in your applications. Invoke workflows from web forms and MVC applications; build workflow services, and create truly reusable components. See how WF fits in with the rest of the .NET framework with which you are already familiar.
Food, Giveaways, Great Information:
Definitely! Sponsor: Volano Solutions Volano Solutions combines technical expertise with an open-minded collaborative approach, to create top-of-the-line custom apps. We take pride in our ability to implement the vision of our clients and develop a solution that meets the needs of the client, integrating existing systems, streamlining processes and bringing together disparate data. Leveraging Microsoft technology to achieve the goal at hand, Volano is able to develop web-based solutions, Windows applications and heavily customize platforms such as Microsoft CRM and Microsoft SharePoint. Volano’s typical clients are between 20 and 200 employees and are relatively dynamic, flat organizations. We work with the top level execs AND the people who perform the actual work. We bridge the gap between the management's vision and the worker's know-how. This model fosters a trust relationship and allows us to become the client's technical gurus. **How to attend: **
Please RSVP by clicking on the link at the top of the page to indicate that you plan on attending. This helps us know how much food and prizes we need to bring to the meeting! BE SURE TO RSVP AS THE GIVE AWAY DRAWING NAMES WILL BE DRAWN FROM THE LIST OF ATTENDEES WHO RSVP THROUGH THE WEB SITE. Call for Topics and Speakers
As a community-based user group, we encourage involvement from our members (whether it's presenting on a topic, providing topic suggestions, or supporting the group by attending the sessions). If you have a topic that you would like to present or learn more about during a future Omaha .NET Users Group meeting, please let me know. We are always in need of speakers and topics. Thank you, Matt Ruwe
.NET Users Group Co-Leader
mruwe@omahamtg.com
Brian Swiger
.NET Users Group Co-Leader
bswiger@omahamtg.com