Moncton Developer User Group

Here is the link to the HTML5 presentation and .NET solution

KendoUI is a complete framework for HTML5 apps

Kendo UI provides everything you need for building modern, interactive, JavaScript applications. It delivers a rich framework for client-side data binding, templating, animation, and drag-and-drop actions. Don’t waste time trying to assemble a bevy of jQuery Plugins. Kendo UI delivers a seamless, professionally tested and supported HTML5 toolbox for every project.

More than UI

Kendo UI combines everything needed for modern JavaScript development, including rich UI Widgets, a powerful DataSource, an MVVM framework, universal Drag-and-Drop, Templates, and Themes.

Latest web standards

Building on top of the popular jQuery JavaScript library, Kendo UI leverages the latest in CSS3, HTML5, and JavaScript web standards while still delivering broad support for all major browsers and mobile devices like iOS, Android and BlackBerry.

Uncompromising Performance

UI in the browser should be fast. From UI virtualization and blazing micro templates, to hardware acceleration, Kendo UI cuts no corners to deliver raw speed. It’s scary fast.

Registration

http://monctonug-kendoui.eventbrite.com/

Date and Times

Wednesday, May 16th 2012
from 6:30 to 9:00pm

Location

795 Main Street – Second Floor Board room
Moncton, NB

Directions

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Event Sponsors

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Speaker Bio

Sebastien Aube is President and Software Architect at Cognitive X Solutions Inc. For the past 12 years he has focused on building enterprise solutions using the Microsoft Development stack. He’s always looking for new and better ways to build software. You can find his blog at http://www.sebaube.com/.

Twitter: @sebaube / Email: sebastien at cognitivex.com

Application Development with HTML5

Adam Greene, Software Solutions Specialist at Cognitive X Solutions, @aspnetaddict
HTML5 is the biggest and most powerful HTML specification to ever come out of the W3C. Its roots come from a proposal to extend HTML4 to make it easier for web developers to create web applications. With more and more browsers supporting HTML5, ECMAScript 5 and other web standards, developers now have a strong web platform they can use to create a new class of application that is more powerful and interactive than ever before. What’s in HTML5 that lets us take our applications to the next level?

Registration

http://monctonug-html5.eventbrite.com/

Date and Times

Wednesday, April 18th 2011
from 6:30 to 9:00pm

Location

795 Main Street – Second Floor Board room
1273 Main Street, Main floor board room
Moncton, NB

Directions

Event Sponsors

This event would not be possible without the following sponsors:

Food:

Swag:

Speaker Bio

Adam Greene started programming at age 16 on an NEC V20 and never looked back. He has worked for local and international companies from British Columbia to Germany. He has developed software and websites for the financial services industry, a large home delivery grocery store chain, worked freelance and currently is developing state of the art software at Cognitive X Solutions Inc. He has worked in a wide variety of languages: C/C++, Delphi, COBOL, Java, and now is a diehard fan of C#, working mainly in ASP.NET MVC.

Adam is on Twitter as @aspnetaddict

It is with regret that we have to cancel this event. Unfortunately we were not able to get the number of attendees needed to break even.

Web + Cloud Workshop

UPDATE: In order to be more convenient we’ve moved the HTML5 event to March 31st

Brought to you by Microsoft Canada, Cognitive X Solutions and the Moncton User Group, this Web + Cloud Application Workshop is designed to help you learn some of the latest techniques being applied in web development and cloud development.

The morning will consist of two technical presentations which will introduce you to skills that can be applied during the afternoon of hands-on application development. The goal of the afternoon development session is to help you get started, take the next steps, or put the finishing touches on your next web application with the support of local technical experts. Don’t forget to apply what you learn during the morning session on cloud development to take advantage of the full breadth of services offered by the cloud!

Breakfast and lunch will be served at the event.

Registration

In order to help with the cost of renting the room and providing a breakfast and a lunch we’ve added a cost of $25 + HST + fees (Total of $30.94 CAD) per attendee

http://webpluscloudworkshop.eventbrite.com/

Location

1273 Main Street, First Floor Boardroom, Moncton, NB E1C 0P4
Map

Agenda on March 21st31st 2012

On Tuesday March 27th. MonctonUG presents “Dotnetnuke CMS”, by Brian Wray

In this session, Brian will go over the basics of a CMS, demonstrate how to install DotNetNuke and create a basic website using DNN. He will then go on to discuss the extensibility of DNN using custom modules.

Registration

http://monctonug-dotnetnuke-cms.eventbrite.com/

Date and Times

Tuesday, March 27th 2011
from 6:30 to 9:00pm

Location

795 Main Street – Second Floor Board room
Moncton, NB

Directions

Event Sponsors

This event would not be possible without the following sponsors:

Prizes and Food:

Speaker Bio
Brian has been working in the IT field for close to 20 years. During that time he has been employed as a Network/Database Administrator, Web Designer, IT Instructor, Senior Technical Analyst and most recently ITSM Solution Administrator. Brian is also an avid gamer and runs the community website Xbox360Asylum.ca.

On Tuesday February 7th. MonctonUG presents “how-i-got-into-programming”, by Justin Vaillancourt

Find out what got Justin interested in programming and information technology.

Registration

http://vacate-entry-port-program-i-said-move.eventbrite.com/

Date and Times

Tuesday , February 7th 2012
from 6:30 to 9:30pm

Location

795 Main Street – Second Floor Board room
Moncton, NB

Directions

Event Sponsors

This event would not be possible without the following sponsors:

Prize:
TBD

Food:

Speaker Bio
Justin is a developer with many years experience building cool products. He’s built software for Lymbix and most recently founded clarity.fm.

Twitter: @jvaill

On Wednesday January 18th. MonctonUG presents “.NET Code Contracts”, by Rémi Després-Smyth

As the first presentation in 2012, Rémi will provide us with an overview of .NET Code Contracts and how to apply them in your code.

Code Contracts?

Code Contracts provide a language-agnostic way to express coding assumptions in .NET programs. The contracts take the form of preconditions, postconditions, and object invariants. Contracts act as checked documentation of your external and internal APIs. The contracts are used to improve testing via runtime checking, enable static contract verification, and documentation generation.

Registration

http://net-code-contracts.eventbrite.com/

Date and Times

Wednesday, January 18th 2012
from 6:30 to 9:30pm

Location

795 Main Street – Second Floor Board room
Moncton, NB

Directions

Event Sponsors

This event would not be possible without the following sponsors:

Prize:

Food:

Speaker Bio
Rémi is an avid software developer with over 12 years experience, who has founded two software consultancies – most recently, Journeyman Software. He is a contrarian always looking for better ways of doing things. Remi is active on Twitter (@remids), and is always willing to discuss new development tools and techniques.

Twitter: @remids

Thanks again to Atley for a great presentation.

Presentation

A Lap Around Mango

Demos

Demos 1. A Lap Around Windows Phone 7.5

On Thursday December 15th. MonctonUG presents “A Lap Around Windows Phone 7.5 (codenamed Mango)”, by Atley Hunter

In this session, Atley will provide an overview of some of the hot, new features found in the Windows Phone Mango release and how you can use them in your Mango apps. Features such as taking advantage of multitasking and background agents, live tiles, augmented reality with the camera, use of the gyroscope API, socket support, local database support and many others will be discussed. By the end of this session, you will have the base knowledge of the Mango development process and how to leverage its features within your apps.

Registration

http://monctonug-mango.eventbrite.com/

Date and Times

Thursday, December 15th 2011
from 6:30 to 9:00pm

Location

795 Main Street – Second Floor Board room
Moncton, NB

Directions

Event Sponsors

This event would not be possible without the following sponsors:

Prize:

Food:

Speaker Bio
Atley has been a developer for more than 15 years and a mobile developer since way before it was cool. A MVP for Windows Phone Development with over 30 apps under his belt and numerous talks, blog postings and HackFests, he is always working to expand his development knowledge and share it to anyone who wants to know. Active on LinkedIn (http://www.linkedin.com/in/AtleyHunter), Twitter (http://twitter.com/AtleyHunter) and on his blog (www.atleyhunter.com), he is never far from reach and always happy to help.

Twitter: @AtleyHunter

On Tuesday November 15th. MonctonUG presents “Rapid Prototyping Devices With .NET Gadgeteer”, by Adam Greene from Cognitive X Solutions Inc.

What is “The Gadgeeteer”? No it’s not a modern remake of “The Rocketeer“. The Microsoft .Net Gadgeteer is an open-source toolkit for building small electronic devices using the .NET Micro Framework and visual Studio. See Microsoft .NET Gadgeteer for more info.

Registration

http://monctonug-dotnet-gadgeteer.eventbrite.com/

Date and Times

Tuesday, November 15th 2011
from 6:30 to 9:00pm

Location

795 Main Street – Second Floor Board room
Moncton, NB

Directions

Event Sponsors

This event would not be possible without the following sponsors:

Prize:

Food:

Speaker Bio
Adam Greene started programming at age 16 on an NEC V20 and never looked back. He has worked for local and international companies from British Columbia to Germany. He has developed software and websites for the financial services industry, a large home delivery grocery store chain, worked freelance and currently is a consultant with Cognitive X Solutions Inc. He has worked in a wide variety of languages: C/C++, Delphi, COBOL, Java, and now is a diehard fan of C#, working mainly in ASP.NET MVC.

Twitter: @aspnetaddict / Email : adam at cognitivex.com