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I will be speaking at Code Camp II, a Microsoft event coordinated by Thom Robbins at the local Microsoft Waltham, MA office on October 16-17. The first Code Camp was a great success, and we are sure this one will be as well.
I am speaking, so far, on three topics:
SQL Server Security (under the Data track)
Introduction to Code Access Security (under the Smart Client track)
Writing Secure Windows Forms Applications (under the Smart Client track)
If you don't know, Code Camp is a FREE weekend of learning topics in .NET, with lots of code and presentations. Plus, this time, Thom is including Chalk Talks. Chalk Talk sessions are designed as a facilitated discussion around a specific topic, with no pre-canned demos, or pre-prepared code samples.
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