Boston Code Camp 21 - Sessions
held in June 2014
There were 26 sessions at BCC21.
A Brief Introduction to Xamarin 3.0Michael Cummings |
A Developer's Introduction to Kentico CMSJohn Bubriski |
A Primer on Visual Studio and the Amazon Web Services SDKKarl Schwirz |
Almost 5 Years After Going IndependentJason Haley |
AngularJS For .NET DevelopersJesse Liberty |
Azure 101 OK, Now what?Pat Tormey |
Basic Database ProgrammingJohn Miner |
Be a Git Ninja!Yogiraj Aradhye |
BostonCodeCamp.com vNext - How can you get involved?Bob Goodearl |
Building Single Page Applications using Knockoutjs, Durandal and FriendsJason Haley |
Data in your WebAPIJim Wooley |
Getting pushy with SignalR and Reactive ExtensionsJim Wooley |
Hacking Your Own WebsiteCasey Dunham |
Hadouken! Game Development with HTML5 and JavascriptMark Lassoff |
How to Unit Test JavaScript with JasmineLarry Spencer |
Mixing C# and JavaScript in the same development.Frederic Torres |
Mobile Design PatternsDan Hermes |
Pragmatic Azure - What can the Azure Cloud do for me?Bill Wilder |
Pulling Your Website Up By Your Twitter BootstrapsKyle Mitofsky |
R for C# DevelopersFrank Wu |
Reactive Extensions (Rx) in ActionJim Wooley |
Techniques for Cross Platform .Net DevelopmentJeremy Hutchinson |
The Story of Bing Apps: Delight Across Multiple Form FactorsMichael Cummings |
Using the ASP.NET MVC Web API in a Multi-Device WorldChris Pels |
WiFi Penetration Testing Using Open Source Tools, Part 1Lori Renaldi |
WiFi Penetration Testing Using Open Source Tools, Part 2Lori Renaldi |