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9-10 July, 2015 – Implementing effective web applications with Microsoft web stack

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Next month, ITCamp will organize a free workshop about web development with Microsoft Technologies. During the two day workshop we'll talk about ASP.NET MVC, REST API, Angular.JS, Web Security and of course vNext.

More information about this workshop can be found in the fallowing link: http://community.itcamp.ro/2015/06/9-10-july-implementing-effective-web-applications-with-microsoft-web-stack/
Registration link: https://itcamp2015webworkshop.eventbrite.com/

When: 9-10 July, 2015
Where: Cluj-Napoca
Trainer: Andrea Saltarello
Participation fee: 0 (the workshop is free)
Number of available seats: 40 

Target audience: People that are working on web projects with/without a large experience. Before you attended to this workshop, you should have a minimal knowledge about ASP.MVC, EF and Angular.JS. If you are an expert in this technologies or you worked with them on projects for long time, than this workshop would not bring an extra value for you.

Abstract: This two day workshop is dedicated both client side applications (SPA) and also server side (Razor/MVC). For people that already develop web application using this stack it will be a good recap. On top of this we will learn best practices, that can help us to avoid making mistakes during design and developing phase. A short overview related to web security and authentication mechanism will be discussed. At the end of the workshop we will take a look over what Microsoft is preparing to us related to we development. Presents is important, but also the future is. If you didn’t had the opportunity to work with this technologies yes, but you have a base knowledge of web development, that this is the perfect way how you can understand the core concepts of web development using Microsoft technologies.

Sponsor:
http://iquestgroup.com

More information about this workshop can be found in the fallowing link: http://community.itcamp.ro/2015/06/9-10-july-implementing-effective-web-applications-with-microsoft-web-stack/
Registration link: https://itcamp2015webworkshop.eventbrite.com/
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