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All Meetings are free:
Sharepoint - 2nd Monday
SQL Server - 3rd Monday
.NET - Last Monday each month
Current Special Meetings:
MCP Study Group - each Friday
Sharepoint Group Project - each Wednesday
Here's our agenda:
6pm - 6:30 Town Hall - Free Pizza & Drinks
6:30 - 6:45 Announcements
6:45 - 7:30 Presentation - Peers & Special Guests!
7:30 - 7:45 Drawings and Door Prizes
8:30 - ? Club Pub (occasionally)
Prizes and Giveaways:
We also have hundreds of dollars in giveways (software, books, etc.) at each meeting.
Meeting Location:
TCC (Tulsa Community College) Northeast Campus
3727 East Apache
Tulsa, OK 74115
918-594-8000
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We meet in the Main Academic/Administration Building, Seminar Center, Room 109.
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June 29th - .NET meeting - Event Driven Architecture - 24-Jun-2009
In this presentation, I will explain event driven architecture, describe the different types of events, demonstrate how events can be related and orchestrated, and provide a basic understanding of how this method can drive the architecture of enterprise systems. In addition to understanding the concepts of event driven architecture, we will explore a working sample built using an open-source .NET messaging framework called MassTransit.
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June 15 - TulsaSQL - Subversion and MS SQL - 11-Jun-2009
Bio: Peter Neubauer is a software engineer working on human performance assessment in flight simulation. He has used SQL Server since 1996 and Subversion since 2004, and he enjoys using technology to solve problems.
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June 8th - SharePoint Web Content Management for Enterprise Developers - 5-Jun-2009
Bio:
Steve Walker is a Senior SharePointer for Microsoft. Steve has been developing solutions for business problems for 15 years primarily focusing on Microsoft technologies. Steve’s done some interesting SharePoint projects in the past and continues to focus on large Web Content Management applications built leveraging the SharePoint Platform.
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May 26th - .NET Meeting - Be CLeaR on SQL (SQLCLR) - 19-May-2009
Keith Nicholson will give us a presentation that will introduce the mechanisms of SQLCLR, why they should be used, and what SQL Server 2008 brings in additional functionality.
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May 18th SQL Server Meeting - Three in one! - 16-May-2009
This month we have a group of mini-presentations instead of the usual 1 big presentation:
1) A quick tutorial on WITH ROLLUP and WITH CUBE subtotalling options
2) How to find SQL dependencies using management studio and using other tools.
3) Developers need a way to find out changes to a table \ procedure \ function and the probable impact on other DB objects.
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May 11 - Provisioning SharePoint Sites: CAML vs API - 8-May-2009
DotNetMafia.com's Corey Roth and Kyle Kelin go head to head debating the best way to provision content in SharePoint: using CAML or using the SharePoint Object Model. This no slides talk will compare and contrast the different ways of provisioning SharePoint sites, providing in depth code examples of each method.This is an informal discussion so please come with lots of questions. They will also be showing how to use the new SPSource tool available on CodePlex.
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April 27th - Automated Web Testing with Visual Studio Team System 2008 Test Edition - 23-Apr-2009
Corey Roth gives us this no slides talk that will show you how to record and script testing of your web application using Visual Studio Team System 2008 Test Edition. You will learn what kind of web applications you can test and what kind of validation rules you can use. This is a great talk for any developer or tester that wants to automate everyday repetitive testing tasks.
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April 20th - SQL Server Meeting - Spatial Support in MS SQL Server 2008 by Patrick Kurz - 19-Apr-2009
Our new President - Patrick Kurz will be presenting: Spatial Support in MS SQL Server 2008!
How and when to leverage the spatial capabilities of SQL SERVER 2008, even if you're not a GIS geek!
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April 13th - SharePoint Interest Group Meeting - 6-Apr-2009
Topics:
1) Shari Alexander - Geek Speak: How Geeks Can Communicate with the Rest of the Business World
2) Eric Gesinski – Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Tips for SharePoint.
3) Dennis Bottjer – Avoiding Common SharePoint Mistakes
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School of Dev / SharePoint Saturday Tulsa - March 28th! - 22-Mar-2009
Get your pencils sharpened! School of Dev returns better than ever! For the first time, it is a double header with SharePoint Saturday Tulsa! No regular monthly meetings this month. Registration is now open!
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Wed, Mar 18th - Oklahoma IAMCP - Get Your Head in the Clouds with SQL Data Services by David Walker - 12-Mar-2009
The Oklahoma IAMCP (Internional Association of Microsoft Certified Partners) has asked David Walker to present for their Wed, March 18th meeting, 4pm -6pm, Sun Building - 907 South Detroit, Tulsa, OK 74120, 10th Floor.
TO REGISTER: Email doug.halve@rht.com
Questions call 866-716-3060 x 426.
David Walker will be presenting "Get Your Head in the Clouds with SQL Server Data Services (SDS)! As part of the Azure Services Platform, SDS offers up "Your data, any place, any time". The CTP was just released Jan 28, 2009. Microsoft® SQL Data Services (SDS) offers highly scalable and Internet-facing distributed database services in the cloud for storing and processing relational queries. SDS can help you develop and provision new applications quickly with REST and SOAP based web protocols. The services are built on robust SQL Server database and Windows Server technologies, providing high availability and security.
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Feb 23 - Advanced LINQ - Rob Tennyson - 23-Feb-2009
Since its arrival, LINQ has proved its power to me over and over. I find that it speeds up development and leaves behind code that is more maintainable than ever. The goal of this presentation is to show you how even the most complicated algorithms can be left dead simple with a little LINQ to help shine some clarity.
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Feb 16 - SQL Server Group - Give Me a Hint: How SQL Server Hints Can Help Your Code by Boyd Evert - 16-Feb-2009
SQL Server frequently does a good job deciding the best query plan, but sometimes it doesn't. When the performance of a query suddenly becomes erratic for no apparently reason, this may be a result of SQL Server choosing a suboptimal execution plan. In those cases, your best alternative is to use a hint. In this session, we will discuss how and when to use hints and what to avoid when using them.
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