JaxCodeCamp 2011 - AgileThought Team on-board!

Excited to come speak at JaxCodeCamp this coming weekend, there are many amazing session and speakers!

Jacksonville .NET Code Camp - http://jaxcodecamp.com

What: All day geek fest focusing on code and not marketing fluff.
When: Saturday, August 27, 2011 All day (registration opens at 7:00am)
Where: Univeristy of North Florida - 1 UNF Drive, Jacksonville FL 32246
Cost: Free!

Sessions will range from informal "chalk talks", hands on labs, to presentations. All are welcome to attend and speak. We will have a mix of speakers ranging from MVPs, Regional Directors, Authors, and most importantly, local developers like you! Thanks to the generosity of our contributors we will be able to provide breakfast, snacks, lunch, and LOTS and LOTS of SWAG.

I hope you come our and meet some of our team and myself.

Here are the sessions you will see from some “Agile-Thought-Thinkers”:

8:15 AM Design language of Windows Phone & Windows 8

by Nikita Polyakov + Show Description

10:15 AM Introduction to ASP.NET Dynamic Data

by Oleg Sych + Show Description

12:15 PM Interactive Prototyping with SketchFlow

by Nikita Polyakov + Show Description

1:15 PM Continuous Integration with TFS

by Esteban Garcia + Show Description

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