[Post Event] Winter ITCamp event in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, December 9, 2015

Last week we had in Cluj-Napoca last ITCamp event in Cluj-Napoca for this year - Winter Code Camp. For this events we decided to talk about the new version of ASP.NET and MVC.
Because it was an afternoon event, we decided to have only two sessions where the following subjects were touched:

What new in ASP.NET MVC, 5 Visual Studio 2015 and Web Tooling
Setting up a SPA using Aurelia with Typescript in Visual Studio

More information about agenda and original announcement can be found here: http://vunvulearadu.blogspot.ro/2015/11/winter-itcamp-event-in-cluj-napoca.html

From the number of participants, we were impressed. There were more than 120 attendees. We had to open another room for overflow. First time in my life when had this situation and to use an overflow room. It was a big WOW from our side and we promise that we will organized another event in first 3 months of 2016. At the end of this post, I shared with you some pictures from events.

Thank you for participating at this event and see you next year!

Below you can find the slides from the two session.

Setting up a SPA using Aurelia with Typescript in Visual Studio, Mihai Coroș, ITCamp from Radu Vunvulea

What new in asp.net mvc, 5 visual studio 2015 and web tooling, radu vunvulea, dec 2015, ITCamp from Radu Vunvulea

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