Slides and Code from Fairfield / Westchester Code Camp
November 11th, 2007 | About this Blog
I spoke at the Fairfield / Westchester Code Camp yesterday in Stamford, Connecticut. The turnout was great and the facility, the University of Connecticut Business and IT campus, was amazing.
I spoke on LINQ to SQL, the new ORM technology from Microsoft. The presentation resulted in a good discussion about the architectural considerations of using such a tool, and I bailed on a few examples I had prepared to give time for all the Q & A.
Feel free to download my sample code and slides. The code is in C# 3.5 and runs in VS 2008 Beta 2.
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5 comments ↓
I’m curious how much contract work you have generated from speaking at code camps. I love going to them, just wondered what it wa like to prep/speak at them.
@Jeff - This is a very good question. I started answering it in the comments and after 15 minutes of frantically typing I realized I should make it into a post of its own. I’ll work on it and push it live this week.
[...] Walling posts his presentation materials from the Fairfield/Westchester Code [...]
Dang, I work in Stamford. If I’d known I would have gone.
[...] But of the three options public speaking certainly has the lowest barrier to entry, especially in the .NET community where there are frequent local events that welcome new speakers. So 6 months ago I dipped my toe into the water and participated in my first speaking engagement. [...]
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