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Nelson .NET User Group

The Nelson .NET user group was established in 2005 and meets through out the year when presenters are available.

The group is coordinated by Daniel Ballinger (moderator-dotnet-announce-nelson@dot.net.nz)

We run an announcement mailing list to let you know of upcoming events -- please email Daniel to subscribe.

 Upcoming Sessions

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 Events Calendar

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Best practice - Caching
.NET caching for the web and other layers
Kirk Jackson is a Senior Developer at Xero, the creators of "The world's easiest accounting system". He is also a Microsoft MVP and involved in the local .NET community.
19/08/2009
Mono And Moonlight - Why You Should Care
The presentation focuses on using ASP.NET MVC under Mono and the new Mono tools integrated into Visual Studio to make the process easier.
Grant Archibald is the Principal Consultant at Pure Direction, a Development Company based in Auckland. He has over 15 years experience using the Microsoft development tool set having created systems from desktop to web, mobile systems, backend systems and most things in between. He is a current member of the ASP Insiders group and has previously presented at local user groups in Auckland and Tech Ed NZ.
13/07/2009
Nelson .NET - ASP.NET MVC a Deep(er) Dive
Covering - What is MVC? What is the ASP.NET MVC Framework? How to get started in MVC? What are the main concerns moving from WebForms to MVC? Will MVC suit me? Q&A
Owen Evans - bgeek.net Owen Evans is a software developer with Xero, in his day to day role Owen gets his hands dirty with the MVC framework running the Xero API.
24/06/2009
Introduction to SQL 2008 New Features
SQL Server 2008 delivers on Microsoft’s Data Platform vision by helping your organization manage any data, any place, any time. This new release builds on the great platform laid with SQL Server 2005, enhancing it with great new capabilities such as native support for spatial data, database encryption and compression and enhanced manageability through Policy Based Management, Powershell and the Resource Governor as well as many new great enhancements for Analysis Services and Reporting Services. Come join us as we delve into the new features in SQL Server 2008 and the benefits they can bring to your organisation.
Rob Hawthorne
20/05/2009
Building fast and scalablewebsites with ASP.NET and SQL Server
Overview of high-impact performance optimization principles that can be applied to all components that affect your website's performance, from the browser to the database. Hear about how browsers process a page and how you can use that information to decrease page load times. Learn how to achieve high-performance, end-to-end caching, along with several tricks that can dramatically improve the performance and scalability of ASP.NET and SQL Server.
Rick Kiessig will be giving a presentation on Wednesday the 11th of March. Rick worked at Microsoft in Silicon Valley for six years as a Solutions Architect, before moving to Nelson two years ago, where he is now working as a consultant.
11/03/2009
Overcoming your web insecurity
Kirk Jackson
11/02/2009