Wednesday Jan 23 , 2008: Rob Bagby
Visual Studio 2008

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We will raffle off 10 free VS 2008 licenses in this event.

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When:
Wednesday, Jan 23, 2008 from 6:00 to 8.30 PM
Where:
 UC Davis Extension, Room #TBA, 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:
Rob Bagby (Microsoft Evangelist & MSDN presenter)


Good software needs to solve real business problems. That’s Rob’s philosophy, which has guided him from the early days of his career through the .com explosion and beyond. Rob has consulted on Microsoft technologies for over 10 years and began developing on the .NET framework when the pre-beta bits were first released to the public. “I love the gratification of designing and building something that never existed before,” says Rob, who is an active contributor to user groups in the Phoenix area and has presented at over 50 events including Dev Days and the original .NET launch. Rob has developed various applications for customers ranging from local companies to Fortune 500 firms. Rob claims that he was developing AJAX applications before AJAX was AJAX. In 1998, he co-architected and developed a browser-based front-end for OLAP using XML/HTTP when both IE5.0 and SQL Server 7.0 were still in Beta. Few people know that Rob also has a Masters degree in International Finance from Thunderbird, The American Graduate School of International Management.

Topic:
Visual Studio 2008
 

VS 2008 is ready for release. This is a good time to get your hands wet with VS 2008. Its cross framework support (.Net 2.0, 3.0, 3.5) gives you no excuse to wait.

We will raffle off 10 free VS 2008 licenses in this event.
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