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Article #153Microsoft session on .NET
From: Bruce Sanders
Date: Sat, 13 Apr 2002 13:46
Date: Sat, 13 Apr 2002 13:46
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<http://www.microsoft.com/net/> Technology Talk
Wednesday, April 17th
6:00-7:00pm @ ECCR 1B40
Come find out how the .NET Framework supports Microsoft's vision
for a connected future and what it is offering developers in the
real world. Learn some of the ways that GotDotNet is using their
technology to change the way Microsoft itself does business on the
Web. Discover for yourself the power, flexibility, and inherent
coolness of key elements of the .NET Framework.
GotDotNet is the experimental community arm of MSDN for the .NET
Framework and Visual Studio .NET technologies, and provides a site
where Microsoft product teams can participate as peers in the
developer community. GotDotNet focuses on next-generation projects
that combine Microsoft technologies and emerging industry standards
in ways we think our customers will eventually work with them.
Presented by:
Jason Pace: a Lead Program Manager on the MSDN team and manages
the GotDotNet product team (<http://www.gotdotnet.com/> ). Jason
joined Microsoft in 1996 as an Online Product Manager for Visual
FoxPro and the Microsoft Data Access Components (ADO, OLE DB,
ODBC). Most recently he was on the .NET Framework and Visual
Studio teams managing the migration efforts of MSN and other
Microsoft Web sites from the old-school to the .NET world.
Tres Henry: a Software Design Engineer on the GotDotNet team. Tres
joined Microsoft in 1997 as a Web Developer working on data-driven
Microsoft intranet sites. In 1999, Tres and Jason joined with a few
hundred other brave souls to form the .NET Framework team.
Tres and Jason secretly longed to fulfill their dreams of creating
a Microsoft product that had a decidedly non-Microsoft feel - and
GotDotNet was born.
Pizza will be provided and oh yeah... we're raffling off an Xbox!
Bring your resume to enter!
Sponsored by Career Services
Anne Cheng
Recruiting Coordinator
Microsoft College Recruiting
phone: 425.703.2693
fax: 425.936.7329
ancheng@microsoft.com
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