I thought I’d do a quick round up of some of the presentations that I will be giving in the next few months.

On Saturday 30th June 2007 I’ll be giving the following presentation at DDD5:-

• Visual Studio 2005 IDE Tips and Tricks
  Visual Studio is a treasure trove of functionality and productivity. The problem is that many developers don’t know what’s there. In this session we will cover some simple and not so simple tips and tricks and improve your productivity and enjoyment of Visual Studio 2005.

On Monday/Tuesday 17th and 18th September 2007 I’m delighted to be going back to the Software Developer Conference (SDC) in the Netherlands. I’ve lost count of the number of times I’ve done this conference but I love it: the people, the organisers, the event itself. As always they make the most of their presenters and I’m doing 3 sessions:-

• Internationalizing ASP.NET AJAX
  The internationalization story for straight ASP.NET 2.0 is an excellent one: localizability at the touch of a menu option and the full weight of the .NET Framework 2.0 globalization classes at your disposal. But, ASP.NET AJAX has a strong client-side model and the localizability solution available to ASP.NET 2.0 is a server-side solution. Furthermore JavaScript is not the .NET Framework and so the globalization classes are not available. This session looks at the localizability and localization solution for ASP.NET AJAX and looks at the ASP.NET AJAX equivalents to the .NET Framework globalization classes and how they are similar and how they are different. By the end of the session you should know how to internationalize your ASP.NET AJAX applications.



• 10 Things To Know Before Internationalizing An Application
  The internationalization story for straight ASP.NET 2.0 is an excellent one: localizability at the touch of a menu option and the full weight of the .NET Framework 2.0 globalization classes at your disposal. But, ASP.NET AJAX has a strong client-side model and the localizability solution available to ASP.NET 2.0 is a server-side solution. Furthermore JavaScript is not the .NET Framework and so the globalization classes are not available. This session looks at the localizability and localization solution for ASP.NET AJAX and looks at the ASP.NET AJAX equivalents to the .NET Framework globalization classes and how they are similar and how they are different. By the end of the session you should know how to internationalize your ASP.NET AJAX applications.



• Using ClickOnce and XBAPs To Deploy Windows Forms and WPF Applications
  ClickOnce provides the ease of web form deployment for Windows Forms applications. The same technology is used in XAML Browser Applications (XBAPs) which are Windows Presentation Foundation applications that are hosted in a browser. This session introduces the ClickOnce technology and demonstrates its use in many scenarios including: zero touch deployment, one touch deployment, reversion to previous versions, uninstallation. We also cover deploying WPF applications through the browser (known as XBAPs) and illustrate the similarities and differences between XBAPs, MSI-deployed WPF applications and Windows Forms applications deployed using ClickOnce. This session represents an opportunity to understand how to get the ease of web deployment together with richness of Windows Forms or WPF.

And I’m also delighted to have been invited back for the VBUG Conference on Wednesday/Thursday 17th and 18th of October 2007 to present:-

• Using ClickOnce and XBAPs To Deploy Windows Forms and WPF Applications
  ClickOnce provides the ease of web form deployment for Windows Forms applications. The same technology is used in XAM

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