Come learn how to build Windows Phone 7-based applications using XNA and silverlight know how . There will also be a  Coding Challenge « Hackfest » in the afternoon session, we will put you into action, building a Windows Phone 7-based applications on spot — So bring your laptop, install the free development tools and build an application for the phone with support from application development experts of Windows Phone 7!

Register now-Mississauga-June 23 morning -briefing, afternoon -coding challenge.

 Vancouver June 25- morning -briefing, afternoon -coding challenge

(English) Mobile Coding Challenge, FTW! is a post from: Make Web Not War

Live Webcast |  June 9th, 2010

Join Andre Webley, Tenzing Senior Solutions Engineer and Roy Swift, Enterprise Systems Consultant at Dell to discuss why every Internet application should have a built-in disaster recovery plan. With Web and Ecommerce applications becoming more business critical, downtime is simply not an option. Are you adequately prepared for a disaster? Join us as we explore key considerations to ensure business continuity in the event of a disaster, so that your organization is ready for anything. Interested in attending? you can register here

Cheers!

@phponwindows

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Some say it’s for the love of technology, web developers and designers. Some say we’re desperate, and being forced to “deal” with Open Source. Others, like the many open source communities we work with worldwide and in Canada: PHP Quebec, Impress CMS, TikiWiki, Vanilla Forums, Status.net, PHUG and many others, say it’s good for their projects, as it exposes those PHP apps to more people, particularly those who run Windows “shops”.

We couldn’t agree more. But it also just makes good business sense! See why on PORT25.ca  — the voice of a small, but feisty Open Source strategy team at Microsoft Canada.

Oh, and if you are at Make Web Not War event – we want to talk to you! Open is also about being open to feedback and commentary from the community, and we welcome all feedback we get.
We’re the people probably wearing one of the RED shirts like this…
… or the people in the corner getting kicked (let’s hope not)…
… and if you are not at the event, please send us a tweet @PHPonWindows or feel free to rant, I mean, comment below!

Nik G
Open Source Strategy Lead at Microsoft Canada
twitter: @Nik_G

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