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Roanoke Code Camp 2008 Presentation

by kevin 3/16/2008 8:53:00 PM

I presented at the Roanoke Code Camp 2008 a couple of weeks ago. I never got around to posting the slides and sample code. Here's the stuff for the .NET 3.5 Language Enhancements presentation I did. I didn't have slides or sample code for my Silverlight 101 presentation. It was all hands on using the DLRConsole and experimentation in Visual Studio 2008. Enjoy.

RoanokeCodeCamp2008 - Hazzard - C# 3 Language Features - Sample Code.zip (4.61 kb)

RoanokeCodeCamp 2008 - Hazzard - C# 3 Language Features - Presentation.pptx (159.87 kb)

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