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My Top 10 Personal Community Goals for 2007
09 January 07 05:35 PM | dwalker | 0 Comments   

It's really hard for me to believe that 2006 has come and gone. All the things that I was able to accomplish and all the hard work. It's amazing that it was just 14 months ago that I became the President of Tulsa .NET Users Group when then President Read More...

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First Presentation to my own group TulsaDevelopers.NET
28 November 06 12:36 AM | dwalker | 0 Comments   

As the President of the TulsaDevelopers.NET group I have made great effort to get presentations from others. I definitely don't want the group to become the David Walker show. That's why when I first started giving my Introduction to Programming Read More...

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DallasCodeCamp rocked - add the X to ASP
26 June 06 09:12 AM | dwalker | 0 Comments   

I took the trip down to Dallas with the family and gave my second ever full length presentation on Introduction to Programming Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) at the Dallas Code Camp . We were supposed to have a connection check the night before, Read More...

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Report on the Wichita Code Camp
04 June 06 11:31 PM | dwalker | 3 Comments   

Raymond Lewallen: http://codebetter.com/blogs/raymond.lewallen Building strongly-typed session objects, cache objects, and viewstate. If you aren't using a session management object you must. Do a search for session[] and make your developers give a justifiable Read More...

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My First Presentation! Smart Clients with .NET 2.0
12 December 05 10:37 PM | dwalker | 0 Comments   

I gave my first presentation ever on developing Smart Client with .NET 2.0 at the Tulsa .Net User Group's .NET 2.0 Release Party . Luckily I didn't have to give the whole 1 hour, because we wanted to cover as much .NET 2.0 as we could we split the meeting Read More...

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