Tuesday Nov 25 , 2008: Doug Holland
Around Microsoft PDC 2008 in 2 Hours

When:
Nov 25 , 2008 from 6:00 to 8.30 PM
RSVP:
Seating is limited
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Where:
UC Davis Extension, Room 200A, Sacramento.
Sutter Square Galleria, 2901 K St., Sacramento, CA 95816
Directions:
2901 K St. is between 29th and 30th and K&J Streets (Map & Directions)
Business I-80 northbound: Take the N Street exit. Continue north on 30th Street for three blocks and turn left on K Street. Turn right into the parking garage.
Business I-80 southbound: Take the J Street exit. At the first stoplight (immediately after the exit), turn left on J Street. Turn right into the parking garage.
Speaker:
Doug Holland

Doug Holland, a Microsoft MVP for Visual C#, is presently working as a software engineer at Intel Corporation in Folsom, CA. He has been designing and implementing software now for over 14 years.

Doug holds a masters degree in software engineering from Oxford University.
Topic:
Around Microsoft PDC 2008 in 2 Hours

Microsoft will be holding the Professional Developers Conference 2008 the week of October 26th through October 30th and in case you are unable to attend PDC the Sacramento .NET Users Group will be having Doug Holland speak about all the announcements from the conference and demonstrating Visual Studio Team System 2010, the .NET Framework 4.0, and Windows “7”. Beyond these new releases we’ll also discuss Microsoft’s vision for Cloud Computing and how we will seamlessly bridge the gap between the PC, the Web, and mobile devices.
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