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Arabic SharePoint Resources and Screencasts

Mohamed Meligy — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 12:29:12 GMT

Some cool guys (all working in ITWorx I guess, one of the biggest Egyptian Software houses) have created a new website:

http://www.sharepoint4arabs.com

The website, as the name implies, is dedicated for ARABIC resources related to SharePoint.

It originally contained the technical blogs of the site founders (Founders' Blogs) which are very useful for posts about SharePoint, then very recently they have also lunched Screencasts (Also in Arabic) that start from the very beginning until further advanced stuff.

I think you’ll enjoy them!

I hope you like them,

Technorati Tags: Arabic,MOSS,SharePoint,Video,Videos,Screencasts,SharePoint4Arabs,Microsoft,News,Microsoft News

Cross posted from weblogs.asp.net/meligy

On the Arrival of Mr. Adam Mohamed Meligy…

Mohamed Meligy — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 23:29:28 GMT

Today (technically yesterday, since it’s 3:26 AM already while I’m starting this), Mr. Adam Mohamed Meligy finally arrived home, after staying 9.5 days in nursery. This –dear audience- given Mr. Adam arrived to our world only in October 5, 2009, a date that the entire world will (sooner or later) always remember!

Mr. Adam is now taking a personal cover, pretending to be a normal baby, while he is pretty professional, he cannot sometimes hide his special natures, being relatively quiet compared to normal babies, and highly responsive to touches and (believe it or not) spoken notes/requests.

These are things that the world will remember once Mr. Adam finishes his first big achievement in the field he will take up for living (God Willing). Some other small details matter more to the family, both his grandparents –for example- note him as their first grandchild. I –personally- recognize him as my extra chance in life! If I fail to manage to be another Anders Hejlsberg/Martin Fowler, Scott Guthrie/Brad Abrams, or Scott Hanselman/Rob Conery/Phil Haack (still trying), Mr. Adam has a bigger chance; else wise, he’ll be digging his road as a notable figure in some different field (God Willing).

I feel that I was blessed with not just two more legs and hands, one more tongue and a couple of stronger eyes, extra more years to live, but also with an extra brain and superpowers. You can always upgrade your thinking methodologies, even reinvent the way you think completely, but you are always limited to your physical brain constraints that -although can be always stretched more and more- have their limits. Now I have an extra brain that can do pair thinking with me and reinvent the way things happen by the experiences he will be having on his own (God Willing).

So, this is to log that Mr. Adam (temporarily until he decides to replace that with “Eng.”, “Dr.”, and/or “Prof.”) has just finished implementing phase zero, coming to existence!

Few More Facts About Mr. Adam’s Arrival

The exact time of arrival to world is October 5, 2009, 10:30 AM Abu Dhabi Time, that’s 8:30 AM Cairo Local Time (CLT), 6:30 GMT.
Although born in Kornesh Hospital, Abu Dhabi, UAE, Mr. Adam holds the Egyptian nationality, just like his parents. He also inherits the Islam religion, which he will be (God Willing) discussed about as soon as starts making conversations, so that he practices it for the sake of belief, not inheritance!
Mr. Adam reached our world after hiding in a secret cafe for slightly less than 35 weeks, reaching our world at the weight of 2.25 Kg.
Mr. Adam has his email, Facebook and twitter accounts created on the day of arrival and moderated by parents. Soon (God Willing) he will be running those himself, and creating his own LinkedIn account on his own once he finishes his first school and starts a professional expert career simultaneously.
Mr. Adam has come with the message to make the world a a better place to live for humans, not to dominate the entire world ;-).
Since arrival, the protocol requires using the prefix “Mr.” when mentioning Mr. Adam’s name in conversations. Only tweets/categories, etc… are allowed exceptions due to technical/official nature. This prefix is temporary as per the relevant note above.

On behalf of the family, I congratulate the world on having Mr. Adam with us. I’ll be following up with his significant news until he starts blogging (hopefully soon, God Willing).

Technorati Tags: Adam Mohamed Meligy,Adam Meligy,Meligy,Egypt,Abu dhabi,AbuDhabi,UAE,World News,World,birth,World Peace,Science,IT,Family,Achievements

Cross posted from weblogs.asp.net/meligy

Listen to me talking about ORM in Arabic - DotNetArabi Podcast

Mohamed Meligy — Sat, 29 Aug 2009 15:28:46 GMT

Emad Ashi (@splashup on twitter) interviewed me in the 5th episode of his first Arabic podcast series DotNetArabi to talk about Object Relational Mapping in .NET in Arabic.

Podcast Page: Mohamed Meligy Talking about ORMs (MP3 Direct Download)

السلام عليكم

أصدقائي العرب ممن يتابعون هذه المدونة.. يسعدني أن أعلن عن أول حديث لي على الانترنت - و كذلك أول حديث لي على الانترنت بالعربية، عن الـ Object Relational Mappers – ORMs

شكرا جزيلا لـ “عماد العشي” (splashup@ على تويتر) على استضافته لي في موقع “دوت نت عربي DotNetArabi”، و هو موقع عربي يتضمن لقاءات صوتية مع العديد من المطورين في مجال الدوت نت، تماما على غرار DotNetRocks ، HanselMinutes و سواها، و هو في حد ذاته فخر لي أن أكون ضيفا للحلقة الخامسة في برنامج كهذا، خاصة عندما يكون ضيف أولى الحلقات هو عمر قعدان (omarq@ على تويتر).

الحلقة 5: محمد مليجي يتكلم عن الـ ORM (Object Relational Mapping)

وصف الحلقة من دوت نت عربي:

محمد مليجي تكلم عن الـ ORM (Object Relational Mapping) و هي برامج مساعدة تستطيع من خلالها نقل المعلومات و تحويلها من طبيعة قاعدة البيانات إلى طبيعة البرامج المبنية بأسلوب الـ Object Oriented. حلقة غنية بالتفاصيل و المعلومات القيمة جدا.

يمكنكم الاستماع للحلقة و متابعة تقاصيلها كاملة على صفحتها بالموقع
أو تحميل الحلقة برابط مباشر بصيغة MP3.
أو الاستماع إليها من خلال هذه الصفحة بالأسفل:

Listen to the episode now (in Arabic):

الشكر خاص جدا لعماد الذي أتى لي في وقت قل فيه اتصالي بمجتمع المطورين في مصر، و اقتصر نشاطي في مجتمع المطورين بصفة عامة على بعض المحاضرات خارج نطاق الالتزامات الرسمية في شركتي الحالية، و مشاركات قليلة في المنتديات و المجموعات البريدية خاصة ALT.NET و مدونتي هذه، (و هو ما يقل مع الوقت) و متابعة أخبار المجتمعات العربية على تويتر كـ Mohamed_Meligy@ و على Google Reader.

Related Links:

DotNetArabi Arabic Podcasts Website - Homepage (Arabic)
DotNetArabi Arabic Podcasts Website – Episodes Archive (Arabic)
DotNetArabi Episode 5: Mohamed Meligy Talking about ORMs – Homepage (Arabic)
DotNetArabi Episode 5: Mohamed Meligy Talking about ORMs – Direct Download (Arabic - MP3)
Emad Ashi – Host of DotNetArabi (Weblog – Twitter: @splashup)
Mohamed Meligy – Me! (Google Reader – Twitter: @Mohamed_Meligy)

Technorati Tags: DotNetArabi,ORM,ORMs,Net,.NET,DotNET,LinqToSQL,Linq-To-SQL,Linq2SQL,L2S,EntityFramework,Entity-Framework,Entity+Framework,EF,LLBLGen,NHibernate

Cross posted from weblogs.asp.net/meligy

See you all in dotNETwork May 09 Gathering in Egypt, Lesser known .NET Enterprise Patterns & Practices

Mohamed Meligy — Thu, 21 May 2009 19:15:13 GMT

IMPORTANT UPDATE

There was a sudden last-minutes issue with the transportation / flights configuration that prevented me from making it to Cairo. I’ll be unfortunately missing out this event. M. Smay my friend will be a great backup with all the additional details he has to provide about his session content as well as an open session for the convenience of all of you.

Sorry for missing out. I had to. I’m working with dotNETwork to re-organize my session as part of June 2009 gathering, but this is gonna be another story!

Most of you already know I have moved recently from Cairo to Abu Dhabi. What only a selected set of you are aware of, is that I am still having my heart all set for the developer community in Egypt and still communicating with many of them via Twitter; not only that developers in Abu Dhabi are not into spending time in gatherings or anything than doing work and surviving, but also because I have made the only long lasting and fulfilling friends relationships with the key persons that I see in the different communities, especially my old friends from Microsoft MDC and ArabTeam2000, Demo Day attendees (who still talk to me since 2007), and - of course – dotNETwork, admins, speakers, and participants (who are much more than just attendees).

Fridays City Stars 23rd of May 10:00 AM - 01:00 PM

This Saturday isA I’ll be giving a session that relates to one of my beloved topics in development. Here is the information of the session:

Session Title

Lesser known .NET Enterprise Patterns & Practices

Tag Line

Is your mind ready? Booting up journey in enterprise patterns & practices in .NET

Session Summary

Through an illustration and a thoughtful discussion we are going to see how to go with our applications to the next level, leveraging ease of maintenance, integration points, and scalability out of the box; showing sample enterprise patterns and best practices that are very popular in many development platforms but are rarely used or even known for typical .NET developers

The session will be like April’s session in Fridays City Stars, Nasr City. If you want to know what that is, this is because the Canadian University in Egypt has stopped all activities in Saturday temporarily for reducing cost; you know, the crisis!

Agenda, date and location

Lesser known .NET Enterprise Patterns & Practices
by Mohamed Meligy - Information Analyst, .NET Technologies – (Injazat Data Systems, Abu Dhabi)

A lap around Visual Studio 2010
by Mohamed Samy - Technical Architect (iSource Egypt)

Fridays City Stars 23rd of May 10:00 AM - 01:00 PM

Have you noticed something? Yes, my closest friend and one of the most lasting / oldest friend in this life, and in the field of course, Mohamed Samy, will be giving a session the same day. HE is such a true guru, and I fear everything ‘m going to say may look very pale compared to what he has to say about VS 2010.

By the way, the attendance will require you to only pay 19 EGP or so– for a sandwich or meal that YOU eat (they have discounts for attendees). This is the host requirement and dotNETwork has NOTHING to do with it. After all, the only available host is now a commercial place. If you can help dotNETwork host the sessions in a completely free place, please contact anyone from dotNETwork and help get that done. PLEASE.

Anyway, I think 20 EGP for something YOU get within the day is not very little but not much also. I saw guys paying the same to the cafe near the University when it was hosted there.

Please be there. I know everybody was too busy to do right publicity of this event, and I myself am writing this very shortly before the event day, but, I’ll not be able to come back to Egypt even every few months, so, this time is very rare for me. Please let me meet the most of you who can make it. This is a personal request, to my true friends. period

Cross posted from weblogs.asp.net/meligy

dotNETwork CodeCamp ‘09: Framework Design Guidelines & Managed Extensibility Framework (MEF) Slides Available

Mohamed Meligy — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 06:29:29 GMT

First off, thank you all so much who have attended the very special gathering of dotNETwork user group, Code Camp ‘09, that took place in the British University in Cairo (BUE) during last Thursday and Friday. This has been one of the biggest events I have been talking in, and that was a great honor.

Must Say: SORRY! This post was supposed to be published Saturday or Sunday max. I have been busy making a critical decision and was not sure whether to announce it in this post or not.

You can find the slides for the sessions I have been giving below:

Framework Design Guidelines

View more presentations from Mohamed_Meligy. (tags: ooad design guidelines)

Download (PPTX File):

Managed Extensibility Framework(MEF)

Managed Extensibility Framework (MEF)

View more presentations from Mohamed_Meligy. (tags: dotnetwork meligy)

Download (PPTX File):

(Note: Links to the source code are in the last slide)

Notes On The Event

The speakers and dotNETwork Team

The event went with a similar theme to Microsoft Middle east Developer's Conference, MDC, which became Egyptian Developers Conference, EDC, which used to take place annually in the beginning of February, but, is yet to happen this year. I’m not sure whether I should be happy or sad for the fact that many attendees came to the event thinking it’s organized by Microsoft as another replacement to MDC/EDC. To make this clear, Code Camp is organized by an independent user group of 11 organizers, known as dotNETwork group (I mentioned a lot in my blog), and was sponsored by Microsoft Egypt, and number of international companies (sponsoring foreign speakers transportation), and the British University in Egypt (BUE, hosting the event). All speakers (foreigners and Egyptians) are volunteers.

Within tow days, with over 300 attendees, and over 10 speakers from both Egypt and world wide, and a great variety in topics, dotNETwork has excelled to make this a GREAT experience for everybody. This is one of the best events I have attended ever in general, which compares with great improvement to the other best events/sessions I have ever attended/delivered: MDC 2005 (if you skip the Bill Gates pat!) and SilverKey Demo Day II.

Thank you very much dotNETwork and great attendance for the true nice time!

PS. I have notes from the other sessions I have been to as an attendee not as a speaker. Those will be available by the ened of the week or beginning next week (God Willing). Hopefully this time I’ll make it in schedule.

Cross posted from weblogs.asp.net/meligy

Slides for dotNETwork 9th: Applying DDD on Asp.net MVC – Part 1: Asp.net MVC

Mohamed Meligy — Sun, 30 Nov 2008 05:41:31 GMT

Thank you all for attending my “Applying Domain Driven Design on Asp.net MVC” session. It’s interesting how things went that we got a bit deep into the ASP.NET MVC framework and have achieved the geeky talk goal via covering the other aspects of ASP.NET. Even that this took the entire session, it is nice that it could benefit the attendance.

I am not sure whether we can arrange another session for Domain Driven Design fundamentals and combining that in the same project while using the MVC pattern and ASP.NET Framework. If you are interested in a similar session, please contact me via this blog or email.

Session Slides

Here are the slides for this session:

Applying Domain Driven Design on Asp.net MVC – Part 1: Asp.net MVC

View SlideShare presentation or Upload your own. (tags: mvc aspnetmvc)

Sample Code

For the HaackOverflow code sample and another great presentation about ASP.NET MVC, check the PDC 2008 session: “ASP.NET MVC: A New Framework for Building Web Applications”.

Cross posted from weblogs.asp.net/meligy

dotNETwork 9th Gathering: Domain Driven Design, ASP.NET MVC, you know, tada tada…

Mohamed Meligy — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 10:03:53 GMT

Update

Presentation slides and sample are now available. Please click here to find them!

Yeah, somehow dotNETwork decided to allow me to show all my psychopath about design and implementation in a session with a very weird long title, “Applying Domain Driven Design on ASP.NET MVC”.

Yeah, two unrelated topics. In 2 hours frame, I should be introducing day to day development styles from a different perspective. I had a small talk about the process side of the world. This time we move towards the other areas related to architecture and design.

About the event

dotNETwork is an independent .NET user group in Egypt. They organize a semi-monthly FREE event about various .NET related topics. This is going to be the 9th gathering/event. I have delivered a couple of sessions there before, about Scrum for developers and Design Patterns in C# 3.0.

This time the event will be:

At: Saturday, November 29th, 2008. 12 PM to 4:30 PM

In: CIC Canadian International College

Busses Availability: @ Nady El Sekka, Nasr City (11:00 AM to 11:30 AM)

This is the event agenda, note that session videos will be recorded:

12:00 – 14:00

Applying Domain Driven Design on ASP.NET MVC

Mohamed Meligy
Senior Software Developer,
Raya-Software

Information Architecture

Mostafa Mourad
Team Leader,
ITWorx

14:30 – 16:30

IIS 7

Hossam Kamel
Senior Software Enginee,
ITWorx

BizTalk-SharePoint Integration

Hossam El-Deen M. Barakat
Senior Software Developer,
Raya-Software

The sessions are all really great. Again, the parallelism hits me once more. I know almost all the speakers, Maybe I don’t know Hossam Kamel that well, but I heard very great things about him from friends. While on the other hand Hossam El-Deen M. Barakat will be giving a session that I attended the smaller version of it in Raya. IT was more than great explaining things I thought were too complex that just happened to be so easy, and … Man, I know I must attend the complete one. But this is special to me because I have hit so many IIS 7 issues before and played with its various interesting features, so, maybe my choice is not the best for you.

The one I really regret to miss is the one Mostafa Murad will be delivering. Once more I’ll have to do much effort to prevent myself from leaving my own session and go attend the session in the other room!!

I expect it to be a super great day. The session topics and speakers are of a very high quality, yeah yeah, except that white guy in the beginning called Meligy or Something and his weird session :).

About the session topic(s)

Domain Driven Design

Domain Driven Design (DDD) is a thought paradigm. This means it is a set of thoughts to have in your mind when designing software. This usually has its effect on how you organize your layers (and question yourself whether the 3-tire typical model is truly the right answer), and affects also how you write different pieces of functionality in your code (which happens to meet some OOP principles that are not emphasized usually in day to day work). It also introduces some other concepts like Dependency Injection (DI) / Inversion of Control (IoC).

ASP.NET MVC

One of the patterns that fit pretty much within DDD style is Model View Controller (MVC) design pattern. The idea of having some way to represent business entities in a way independent from technical operations calling them Models is the shared part, having a core business flow and control in the Controllers, and a dumb View that only gets the model from a controller and knows nothing except how to display it properly. There have been some famous MVC frameworks in the world that were built to make it easy to develop applications applying the MVC style. The one that was highly noticed was one called Ruby on Rails. Microsoft has recently developed its own MVC framework calling it just as it may sound: ASP.NET MVC Framework.

Wrapping Up

So, during this session, I’m going to try to touch the surface of both the concepts and tools and how they all play together. Of course I will not be able to go deeply in any of them because each requires a separate session,but just introducing the mindset and throwing out some names will be something for the session time. My purpose is to get you leaving the session, and opening your favorite search engine looking for more information about the topics.

Conclusion

If you have some time to invest,go see those great guys. If you have sometime to waste, come to my session and lets go crazy together :).

If you decide to attend the gathering,please mark yourselves as attending in the facebook event page, so that the organizers can estimate the number of attendees.

Technorati Tags: dotNETwork,.NETwork,user groups,usergroups,Egypt,Local Events,Egypt Local Events,.NET,Microsoft,DDD,Domain Driven Design,MVC,Model View Controller,ASP.NET MVC,ASPNET MVC,ASP.NET MVC Framework

Cross posted from weblogs.asp.net/meligy

Design Patterns Via C# 3.0 - Presentation Featured on SlideShare!

Mohamed Ahmed Meligy — Mon, 01 Sep 2008 09:57:07 GMT

Slideshare is quickly becoming the defacto standard for sharing presentation slides, just as YouTube for videos, and Flickr for images. I recently got into the habit to share my presentations there and use the embed feature to include it in my weblog, and this was the same for the "Design Patterns Via C# 3.0" session.

This morning I got this email from SlideShare

Hey Mohamed_Meligy!
Your slideshow Design Patterns Via C# 3.0 has been featured on the SlideShare homepage by our editorial team.
Cheers,
- the SlideShare team

WOW .. I couldn't believe it until I went to SlideShare.net and saw it myself ...

Thank you SlideShare. I never expected the slides to be interesting to that extent :D :D :D.

Technorati Tags: design patterns,C#,C# 3.0,SlideShare,Meligy,Meohamed Meligy,Local Events

Cross posted from weblogs.asp.net/meligy

dotNETwork 7th: Design Patterns Via C# 3.0 Slides and Demos

Mohamed Ahmed Meligy — Sun, 31 Aug 2008 23:02:04 GMT

Design Patterns Via C# 3.0

View SlideShare presentation or Upload your own. (tags: design patterns)

Yesterday was my 2 part session about Design Patterns as part of dotNETwork 7th gathering. Thank you all guys for being there, There was so much interesting stuff about the audience. The conversation we all had even before the session starts, the interaction with all parts of the session, and the great questions.

Thank you all.

You can find the slides for the 2 parts combined in single downloadable file.

Download the Presentation Slides

For the code examples/demos, you can find them in single ZIP file as well.

Download the Code Samples

I hope you enjoyed the session.

dotNETwork 7th Gathering: Delivering Design Patterns via C# 3.0

Mohamed Ahmed Meligy — Sat, 23 Aug 2008 02:24:24 GMT

dotNETwork, the most active offline user group in Egypt is having its 7th gathering next Saturday, August 30, which will have two parallel tracks for the first time in the group gathering. BizTalk Introduction, and C# 3.0 Design Patterns, which I will be delivering!

If I were you to attend the event, it would have been a hard choice too (unless you go simply for BizTalk) ! BizTalk beginner introduction as a topic was not delivered in public sessions before. The only BiTalk sessions I know of were either advanced ones or introducing newer version to those familiar with old version. If you are my friend or you are pretty much into patterns, you may want to give what I have to say a look.

The session parts were primarily intended to be in a couple of dotNETwork gatherings. Now that dotNETwork decided to try out the parallel tracks model having two sessions in the same topic in each track (which is a decision I really like, except that I'd love more distinction between the topics), it was logical to have them in the same gathering / track. I have been thinking whether this should go for the simplest level possible ever, then, decided to stick to the original plan, and even use the long time available for the presentation (1:30h for each part) to go say more about related topics, as I have so much interest in delivering this in certain way for long time now.

About the Session

I'm still messing around with the agenda / exact sequence of the components to be delivered in the session, but I'm going for making an intro to so many topics. The session is meant to target a very wide range of developers. Pretty much anyone who knows a little about C# 2.0+. I'll start by identifying what a "pattern" means, and then go talking about different object oriented design principles, meaning things like OCP "Open Closed Principle", not "what's the different between class and interface?" or "what are abstraction, polymorphism ?" stuff) assuming basic knowledge of the latter but still going through it.

I'll present around 2 examples of each category of the gang of four object oriented design patterns, and probably a couple more from other sources, highlighting few C# 3.0 features using examples from O'reilly "C# 3.0 Design Patterns" book. Building on the object oriented patterns and principles, I'll go introducing some enterprise patterns (yeah, pretty much Martin Fowler work), and end with a small introduction to "Domain Driven Design", which I plan to deliver in a long session (may another two part one, with dotNETwork or maybe ITWorx CuttingEdge Club or public SilverKey DemoDay - if any) with respect to ASP.NET MVC framework in similar manner to Rob Conrey's StoreFront series.

This can move the range of fresh and classic developers knowing just the basic language features and getting that to work in small project to see the trends in the software industry world wide, and in the same time provide some exciting topics for the experienced developers willing to know more about the rarely discussed topics in Egypt developers community. Needless to say, the key to the session is audience interactivity. I'm dying for questions and discussions from now already.

Of course this is not going to be fully covering any of the topics. After all, this is still a presentation, not a course!

About the Day

The event will be next Saturday, August 30th at the Canadian International College, in "El-Tagamo3 El-5ames".
There will be buses at Nady El-Sekka (11:00 AM - 11:30 AM)
Remember, this is a FREE event.

Agenda:

12:00 - 13:30	Tec-Talk Wiz BizTalk (Part 1) Tamer Mohammad Fathy AL-Khouly, Mohammad Yousri El-Farsi.	Design Patterns via C# 3 (Part 1) Mohamed Ahmed Meligy.
13:30 - 14:00	Break
14:00 - 15:30	Tec-Talk Wiz BizTalk (Part 2) Tamer Mohammad Fathy AL-Khouly, Mohammad Yousri El-Farsi.	Design Patterns via C# 3 (Part 2) Mohamed Ahmed Meligy.

Sessions will be video recorded. Good that I'm not missing the BizTalk track completely :).

Note

Please drop me a comment here or email via blog contact page if you intend to come and have certain tip / suggestion for the session.

Technorati Tags: .NETfx3.5,dotNETwork,NET,C# 3.0,Cairo,Egypt,Local Events,Meligy,Design Patterns,OOP,OOD

Cross posted from weblogs.asp.net/meligy

Local Events

Arabic SharePoint Resources and Screencasts

On the Arrival of Mr. Adam Mohamed Meligy…

Few More Facts About Mr. Adam’s Arrival

On behalf of the family, I congratulate the world on having Mr. Adam with us. I’ll be following up with his significant news until he starts blogging (hopefully soon, God Willing).

Listen to me talking about ORM in Arabic - DotNetArabi Podcast

الحلقة 5: محمد مليجي يتكلم عن الـ ORM (Object Relational Mapping)

See you all in dotNETwork May 09 Gathering in Egypt, Lesser known .NET Enterprise Patterns & Practices

IMPORTANT UPDATE

Fridays City Stars 23rd of May 10:00 AM - 01:00 PM

Session Title

Lesser known .NET Enterprise Patterns & Practices

Tag Line

Session Summary

Agenda, date and location

Lesser known .NET Enterprise Patterns & Practices by Mohamed Meligy - Information Analyst, .NET Technologies – (Injazat Data Systems, Abu Dhabi)

A lap around Visual Studio 2010 by Mohamed Samy - Technical Architect (iSource Egypt)

Fridays City Stars 23rd of May 10:00 AM - 01:00 PM

Related Sites

dotNETwork CodeCamp ‘09: Framework Design Guidelines & Managed Extensibility Framework (MEF) Slides Available

Framework Design Guidelines

Managed Extensibility Framework(MEF)

Notes On The Event

Thank you very much dotNETwork and great attendance for the true nice time!

Related Sites

Slides for dotNETwork 9th: Applying DDD on Asp.net MVC – Part 1: Asp.net MVC

Session Slides

Sample Code

Related Sources

dotNETwork 9th Gathering: Domain Driven Design, ASP.NET MVC, you know, tada tada…

Update

Presentation slides and sample are now available. Please click here to find them!

About the event

About the session topic(s)

Domain Driven Design

ASP.NET MVC

Wrapping Up

Conclusion

Related Pages:

Design Patterns Via C# 3.0 - Presentation Featured on SlideShare!

dotNETwork 7th: Design Patterns Via C# 3.0 Slides and Demos

Download the Presentation Slides

Download the Code Samples

Related Links

dotNETwork 7th Gathering: Delivering Design Patterns via C# 3.0

About the Session

About the Day

Agenda:

Related Links

Note

Lesser known .NET Enterprise Patterns & Practices
by Mohamed Meligy - Information Analyst, .NET Technologies – (Injazat Data Systems, Abu Dhabi)

A lap around Visual Studio 2010
by Mohamed Samy - Technical Architect (iSource Egypt)