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Continuing our streak of visitors from the north, Mike Benkovich will enlighten us on building connected mobile apps with Microsoft’s ever-expanding Azure services. Mike, formerly with Microsoft, is an excellent speaker that you’ll not want to miss on May 6th … Continue reading →

No fooling – we’ve been able to reschedule our March speaker for April, after having to cancel it due to weather. Read on… April brings us a visitor from the north, with Scott Davis bringing one of his outstanding presentations … Continue reading →

Due to weather related travel restrictions for our speaker (and maybe for us!), tonight’s meeting is being postponed. A rescheduled date will be announced.

ATTENTION: This event has been postponed due to weather. Watch for an announcement of it’s rescheduling. March brings us a visitor from the north, with Scott Davis bringing one of his outstanding presentations to Cedar Rapids. Scott is a regular, … Continue reading →

For our first meeting of 2013, we are going to try something a little different. We are going to have attendees bring something to share for 5-15 minutes. A short presentation if you will. It can be a tool, a … Continue reading →

For our December meeting, Nate Adams returns to share information on the great tool, Automapper! This is an expanded version of the talk he did at Iowa Code Camp in October, which was well attended and reviewed. Topic: Automapper – … Continue reading →

For our Nov. meeting, it’s “To the Cloud!”. That’s right, Microsoft’s huge move to the cloud continues to evolve, as evidenced by all the announcements at Build last week. To help us stay up on it, Clint Edmonson will join … Continue reading →

For our Oct. gathering, we’ll dive into a oft requested topic, a bit outside of our core .NET roots. Nate Buwalda and Brandon Carlson will be talking about Agile software development and how to get started with it in your … Continue reading →

Our September meeting will touch on something that most of us deal with on a regular basis – SQL Server. Robert Davis will join us to talk about those things that will help developers work better with DBAs and by … Continue reading →

After a month off in July, it will be good to get everyone back together in August and get up to speed on Dynamic .NET. We’ll also welcome Keith Dahlby back to our podium, which is always both a good … Continue reading →