[Presentation] HTML5 for ASP.NET Developers

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Jan 132012
 

I did this talk at this year’s Community Technology Update 2012 at Blk 71 on 7th January 2012. Apparently, HTML5 is the highlight for the Developer Track.

HTML5 is the next wave of development for the web, with the support from IE9 and IE10. Even Windows 8 will support native apps written in HTML5. This session will give an overview and a deeper dive into writing effective HTML5 together with your existing ASP.NET experience to create the best next generation web experience.

Slides are after the break. Continue reading »

 Posted by triplez at 19:00  Tagged with: , , ,

Community {Technology} Update 2012 is happening again on 7th January 2012

 Communities, Development, Technology, Web Development  No Responses »
Dec 302011
 

It’s time for another year of Community Technology Update 2012 of Microsoft technologies, happening on 7th January 2012 (Saturday) at Plug-In@Blk71. Do join us!

Here are some of the topics (I’ll be speaking on HTML5 for ASP.NET Developers):

  • New Active Directory functionality in Windows Server 8
  • Windows 8 to go and other Windows 8 new features
  • Building blocks of Private Cloud (Product from both Microsoft and other vendor will be covered)
  • Build and Deploy Lightswitch Application on Windows Azure
  • HTML5 for ASP.NET Developers
  • How Office 365 help SME
  • Migration of exchange on-premises to Office 365
  • Microsoft Lync 2010: Technology over and extensibility of Lync
  • Maximizing SharePoint 2010 with Office 2010

For more abstract about this topic, click here.
For registration instructions, click here.Early Bird registration will end on 4th Jan 2012, so get your registration in TODAY!!!

Date 07th January 2012
Time 0900 – 1730 hrs
Venue Plug-In@Blk71
Blk71 Ayer Rajah Crescent
#02-18
Singapore 139951
Registration Fees $12 (Early-birds)
$20 (Walk-ins)

Why you should attend this event:

  • To learn about the new generation “8” product.
    (Windows 8 and Windows Server 8 will be covered)
  • To learn about Windows 8 and Dev12 devolvement
  • A great chance to network around with IT Pros and Dev in Singapore

Who should attend this event:

  • IT Professionals
  • Developers
  • Database Administrators
  • Essentially you, as you’re one of the user group members!

For instruction to register to this event, go to http://www.sgdotnet.org/events/CTU2012/Pages/Registration.aspx

To find out more about the event, go to http://www.sgdotnet.org/events/CTU2012/Pages/default.aspx
To find out how to get to the venue, go to http://www.sgdotnet.org/events/CTU2012/Pages/Venue.aspx
To find out why you need to pay for the event and other questions, go to http://www.sgdotnet.org/events/CTU2012/Pages/FAQ.aspx

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Southeast Asia SharePoint Conference 2011 is back in Singapore on 8-9th November

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Oct 242011
 

If you’re an IT professional, developer or a regular business user, then the Southeast Asia SharePoint Conference 2011 is the place to be.

Organized by the SharePoint MVP community, this two day event will cover a wide range of the latest and most relevant SharePoint topics for businesses today. You’ll get to:

  • Tap into the experience and best practices of some of the best global SharePoint experts, MVPs and community representatives
  • Discover the productivity and business benefits other customers have experienced with SharePoint
  • Connect with the vibrant SharePoint community in Singapore
Details:
Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel, Singapore
November 8th & 9th 2011

Register Here

Conference Price: $450.00
Early Bird Price: $350.00
(For the first 250 Registrants)
Group Discount: 20%
(A Group is 5 or more people)
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Whoa, Google Has Designers! – The biggest redesign in Google’s History (Presentation)

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Oct 172011
 

Google is in the midst of the largest redesign in its history, with more changes to come. Many have wondered who let the designers out of their cage at Google and set them on the path of making Google’s products more focused, effortless, and elastic. You’ll be surprised at the answer (hint – who else?). Jon Wiley, lead of the user experience team from Google, shares what has changed with Google at UX Week 2011.

 Posted by triplez at 09:00  Tagged with: , ,

But we are a C# shop – How not to sell F# (Video)

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Oct 102011
 

Hilarious, but it is so true. This is exactly what happens in most cases. How would you sell F# to your boss?

 Posted by triplez at 09:00  Tagged with: ,

Windows Phone 7.5 Mango Updates are finally rolling out

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Sep 282011
 

Windows Phone 7.5 Mango Updates are currently being rolled out to all phones right now, and if you’re like me, I’ve been waiting and checking for updates for the past few hours trying to get the update. For those not as eager as me, or wants to find out more about when the updates are available, you can always check Where’s My Phone Update? for the latest global status info.

Apparently it’s currently being delivered to all Windows Phone 7 users in Singapore, so I hope I’ll be able to get it soon.

Update: My friend from Singapore has gotten the update already. Anyone else?

 Posted by triplez at 09:00  Tagged with: , , ,

Mac OS X Lion Passwords Compromised by a Security Flaw

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Sep 272011
 

Do you really think Mac OS X is safe from viruses and hacks? Well, Patrick Dunstan, famous for his article back in 2009 “Cracking Mac OS X passwords“, has found a security flaw within your Mac OS X Lion that essentially allows non-root users to easily view and extract the SHA512 hash using Directory Services (dscl command).

After getting the SHA512 hash, you can basically use your regular brute-force techniques to discover the user password. I’ve tried it out personally, so I know it works.

Interesting? Indeed. Check out his full article - Cracking OS X Lion Passwords.

 Posted by triplez at 14:28  Tagged with: , , ,

Exploring Erlang (Video)

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Sep 202011
 

Awesome presentation by Bob, who isn’t afraid to blaze technology trails, and he has the arrows in the back to prove it. You may remember him from his awesome PyObjC efforts, and his latest triumph is using Erlang to power an ad network for flash games. Listen in as he introduces the language+environment and waxes poetic about hot code reloading, fault-tolerant runtimes, concurrency oriented programming and function pattern matching.

Erlang isn’t my favorite language, but after watching this, that might just change. Good to watch too when you’re learning F#, about mailboxes and various other concepts.

 Posted by triplez at 14:40  Tagged with: , ,

When can I use… Compatibility tables for support of HTML5, CSS3, SVG and more in desktop and mobile browsers

 Development, Web Development  No Responses »
Sep 192011
 

When can I use… is a website that shows the compatibility support of HTML5, CSS3, SVG and more in desktop and mobile browsers. Great resource for web developers trying to figure out which desktop or mobile browsers support which features of HTML5, CSS3, etc.

Check it out here at http://caniuse.com.

 Posted by triplez at 10:00  Tagged with: , , , ,

Microsoft TechDays Singapore 2011 happening on October 13th

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Sep 192011
 

Microsoft TechDays Singapore 2011 is back on October 13th and will be held at Suntec Convention Centre. Microsoft TechDays Singapore 2011 provides IT Professionals and Developers with comprehensive insights on Microsoft cloud technology and learning opportunities to manage cloud infrastructure, integrate with cloud platforms and develop modern applications. Do not miss this opportunities to meet with international well-known speakers and connect with fellow IT Professional in the industry.

Register before 23rd September to enjoy the $69 early bird special. Or enter the discount code and get $20 off the tickets.

Simply register here and enter the discount code: TCN0200 or ITP0200.

Early bird registration ends September 23, 2011, then after tickets will be selling at full price $99.

Update: Find out more information here - http://www.microsoft.com/singapore/techdays/

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