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Upcoming Title: LINQ Unleashed: for C# by Paul Kimmel |
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Paul Kimmel is presently working on the manuscript of C# Unleashed: for LINQ to be released by Sams August 28th, 2008. Pre-order now at Amazon.com. You may also purchase a pre-release "rough cut" version at safari.informit.com.
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GLUGNET Opens Flint Branch in 2007 |
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Paul Kimmel and Joe Kunk with the help of the GLUGNET 2007 board are pleased to
announce GLUGNET-Flint
GLUGNET-Flint, a .NET Users Group. Meeting times and schedule vary for now,
but the meetings are held at the New Horizons center on Bristol Rd. Flint, Michigan.
We are an INETA member and meetings are
generally comprised of great speakers, product introductions, free pizza and
soft drinks, and door prizes. Membership is free.
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Greater Lansing area User Group for .NET |
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With the help of many excellent professionals in the greater Lansing, Michigan
area Paul Kimmel, Bill Maas, Paul Emery, Bunmi Akinyemiju, Sainey Drammeh, and Ryan Doom
have formed the Greater Lansing area User Group
for Microsoft .NET (pronounced glugnet). The initial
board is comprised of founding members. The group meets the third Thursday of
every month at Michigan State University in the engineering building to discuss
great .NET technologies.
We are an INETA member and meetings are
generally comprised of great speakers, product introductions, free pizza and
soft drinks, and door prizes. Membership is free.
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Addison-Wesley Releases Visual Basic .NET Power Coding |
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Software Conceptions is pleased to annouce the release of Visual Basic .NET
Power Coding by Paul Kimmel, publisher Addison-Wesley. This advanced VB .NET
book covers advanced components, ASP.NET, ADO.NET, COM Interop, .NET Remoting,
XML Web Services, Reflection, the CodeDOM, and much more. Get the
source code and pick up your copy at
amazon.com.
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Windows Enterprise Decisions Addresses What .NET and Web Services Mean for the Enterprise |
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Paul Kimmel, Chief Architect for Software Conceptions, Inc., regularly designs and implements large scale and enterprise applications for medium and large corporations and government agencies in North America. Paul draws on this experience to deliver a very compelling session: ".NET & Web Services: What They Mean for the Enterprise." As an architect, he is involved in ongoing decisions helping companies decide when to adopt new technologies and how to integrate these technologies into their businesses.
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Fall Comdex 2002 Great Debates Ask: .NET or .What? |
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Key3Media's
Paul Gillin posed debate panelists the question is .NET a
lock-in stratgey for Microsoft, and if so, what other choices
do consumers have between Microsoft's powerful Windows and
Web Services combination referred to as .NET. Participants
included Mark Herring from Sun and Ron Schmelzer founder of
Zapthink on the .What side and Don Jones from BrainCode.Net
and our own Paul Kimmel on the .NET side.
You
can read all about the debate in Jeremy Rosenberg's article
at www.comdex.com.
The comdex website includes other show highlights and photos
from this years exciting event.
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