Spokane Visual Studio 2010 Launch – 7/21/2010 @ 2-5 PM

by Ian Davis on July 15, 2010

Spokane .NET User Group Meeting:
Time: July 21, 2-5 PM
Location: CenterPlace at Mirabeau Point Park
2426 N. Discovery Place
Spokane Valley, WA 99216
Topic: Spokane Visual Studio 2010 Launch
Presented by: Microsoft and IntelliTechture
Register at: http://spokanevs2010launch.eventbrite.com/
Topics: What’s New in Visual Studio & .NET 4 and Application Life-cycle Management with Team Foundation Server 2010

Join Microsoft and IntelliTechture for a free Visual Studio 2010 Launch event in Spokane, Washington on July 21 from 2-5 PM. Topics include “What’s New in Visual Studio & .NET 4” and “Application Life-cycle Management with Team Foundation Server 2010.”

For more information and to register, visit the event site at http://spokanevs2010launch.eventbrite.com/.

Please note the earlier time and alternate location!!!

Agenda

Wednesday, July 21, 2010 from 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM (PT)

  • 2:00 PM: What’s New in Visual Studio & .NET 4

    • SharePoint 2010 Support
    • Consume first, declare later
    • Code insight – call hierarchy, incline call tree
    • Quick search & document maps
    • WPF-based editor with improved binding support, WPF Visualizer
    • Web development – enhanced JavaScript tooling, HTML snippets, MVC and dynamic data tooling, integrated web deployment
    • Multi-monitor support
    • Debugging – IntelliTrace, import/export, grouping/labeling, 64-bit mixed mode debugging
    • Architecture Modelling that works with code
    • Multi-targeting & Source code compatible

  • 3:00 PM: What’s new in .NET 4

    • Language Improvements: C# 4, VB.NET, F#
    • Dynamic objects
    • Parallel Extensions and Utility Classes

Break (15 min)

  • 4:00 PM: Application Life-cycle Management with Team Foundation Server 2010

    • Project management with Hierarchical work items
    • Branch Visualization
    • UI Testing with Microsoft Test Manager
    • TFS System Architecture Changes
    • What’s New with Team Build 2010

Additional questions should be sent to SpokaneVS2010Launch@intellitechture.com

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Presentation by Ian Davis

Ian Davis currently runs Innovatian Software. He holds a BS in Computer Science from Gonzaga University and was an MS candidate in Computer Science at Temple University specializing in high performance, high availability, fault tolerant cluster computing. Ian is an open source advocate publishing a number of his own projects and contributing to several others. When not working on his LCD tan, Ian enjoys playing basketball and tennis.

Ian has given 7 awesome presentations.

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Presentation by Ian Davis

Ian Davis currently runs Innovatian Software. He holds a BS in Computer Science from Gonzaga University and was an MS candidate in Computer Science at Temple University specializing in high performance, high availability, fault tolerant cluster computing. Ian is an open source advocate publishing a number of his own projects and contributing to several others. When not working on his LCD tan, Ian enjoys playing basketball and tennis.

Ian has given 7 awesome presentations.

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