Birmingham Slides and Code

I had a great time last night in Birmingham hanging out with Robert Cain and speaking to the user group on DataSets.  it may not have been standing room only, but those in attendance had some good questions which is my favorite part of speaking - dealing in the area between ideal design and development reality.

I've stolen this idea from Alan Stevens - all my code and slides can be found on google code.  Not only does this help me keep track of where the latest version of my slide and code are, but this help attendees who want to look closer at some code I used in a demo.  Google Code has a great source browser, so you don't need to download the entire solution to check out one class.

Posted By Mike On Friday, May 16, 2008
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Michael C. Neel, born 1976 in Houston, TX and now live in Knoxvile, TN. Software developer, currently .Net focused. Board member and President of ETNUG, and organizes CodeStock, East Tennessee's annual developers conference. .Net speaker, a Microsoft ASP.NET MVP and ASPInsider. Founder of FuncWorks, LLC and Feel The Func podcast.

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