Intâlnire CodeCamp la Cluj-Napoca

Intâlnire CodeCamp la Cluj-Napoca - 18 feb. 2012

http://codecamp-cluj-2012.eventbrite.co.uk/

Si iată ca am pregătit încă un eveniment pentru dezvoltatorii din Cluj-Napoca. Va așteptam pe toți in 18 februatie, de la ora 9:50 pe Calea Dorobanţilor, Nr. 18-20, etaj 7( sediul Yonder).

Participarea la eveniment este gratuita. Mulțumim în special sponsoriilor pentru sustinere.

Agenda

9:50-10:00	Sosirea participanților
10:00-11:00	O introducere in Access Control Service Mihai Nadăș	Un nou mod de a implementa scenarii hibride de autentificare folosind Windows Azure, Facebook, Twitter sau Active Directory.
11:00-12:00	Introducere in Windows Phone 7 Paul Țirban	O introducere in lumea WP7. Incepand de la API si tooluri pentru dezvoltare, pana la markerplace.
12:00-12:30	Pauza de masa	Delicious Lunch (courtesy of our sponsors)
12:30-13:30	Discover the power of Kinect Radu Vunvulea	Discover the power of Kinect as the hardware device equipped with a very simple and powerful SDK. Face recognition or object tracking can be made with the based API without headaches
13:30-14:30	LoB (Line of Business) apps on Silverlight - custom controls composition Dragos Andronic	6 months into porting a desktop app on the web (with the help of the SL platform) is time to look back and see what went well and what could have went better. Discussing today: custom controls composition - using the fluid layout (examples) - using Prism based region navigation (examples) - Prism based region navigation & hard-linking - delegating UI design - performance, performance, performance - some of the issues we've encountered

Pentru mai multe informații

Mihai Nadăș

0742117996
mihai@nadas.ro

Radu Vunvulea

0766562375
vunvulear@yahoo.com

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