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| Seminars
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The Twin Cities .NET User Group continues to organize exciting new
seminars. We had great successes since we started in February 2002. These successes are
made possible by the hard work from ILM's staff, sponsorship from Microsoft, and
support from the speakers and members. We are looking forward to keeping it
up in many years to come.
The seminars that have the "sign up" symbol next to it have been
completely scheduled and you can feel free to register for these seminars.
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| Pizzas
and sodas are provided at each seminar, courtesy of Microsoft. We also
raffle-off books and other prizes.
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| Upcoming
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10/2/2008.
5PM-7PM
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| Topic:
Ping Pong Pair Programming |
Presenter:
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Nick will describe and demonstrate a test driven programming technique called 'Ping Pong Pair Programming' in which one developer writes a test, a second developer codes against the test, and then they swap roles. Audience participation will be encouraged
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Nick Nystrom will kick it off and everyone is eligible to participate
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11/6/2008.
5PM-7PM
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What's this XNA thing I keep hearing about? |
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Chris Williams
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This session will cover what XNA is (and isn't) along with what's needed to develop with both XNA 2.0 and the 3.0 CTP. We will also cover key differences between the two versions along with the features and limitations of each. Target platforms of Windows, XBox and Zune will be discussed. We'll go through some demos and take a look at some code, identifying key aspects of the XNA Framework and game development.
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