How Do I Sign Up

You can signup here: http://phillydotnet20120531.eventbrite.com/

The Event

May 31	Scott Hanselman: The Future of ASP.NET
Thursday Blue Bell, PA	This special meeting will be held at the Montgomery County Community College Science Center Auditorium in Blue Bell, PA on Thursday, May 31 from 6:30-9:00.We have some great meetings lined up for the next few months. Please take a look at the upcoming schedule on the web site and follow other local user groups on our community calendar.
6:30	Scott Hanselman, Microsoft The Future of ASP.NET 8
	Spend a night with Scott and learn about the future of ASP.NET.Scott Hanselman works for Microsoft as Principal Community Architect for Web Platform and Tools, aiming to spread the good word about developing software, most often on the Microsoft stack. Before this he was the Chief Architect at Corillian Corporation, now a part of Checkfree, for 6+ years and before that he was a Principal Consultant at STEP Technology for nearly 7 years. He was also involved in a few things Microsoft-related like the MVP and RD programs and will speak about computers (and other passions) whenever someone will listen to him. He’s written in a few books, most recently with Bill Evjen and Devin Rader on Professional ASP.NET. He blogs athttp://www.hanselman.com for the last 10 years and podcasts weekly at http://www.hanselminutes.com and http://www.thisdeveloperslife.com.We are pleased to have Apprenda Software as our sponsor for this event:Apprenda is an Open Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) stack for .NET that enables any organization to transform their existing infrastructure into a self-service cloud application platform. By decoupling applications from infrastructure and Developers from IT, Apprenda empowers organizations to achieve significant cost savings and massive productivity improvements that result in better business/IT alignment. Come enjoy the company of the best geeks in the Delaware Valley!
9:00	Books, software, and other goodies!

As I announced earlier in the month, Philly Code Camp was searching for qualified speakers for many different topics surrounding .NET specifically .NET 4.0 and Visual Studio 2010.  Now, in this post, I have the pleasure to announce to you that we are going to be looking for sponsors for Philly Code Camp.  If you have a product that you would like to present to over 500 targeted, attentive, and actively engaged .NET developers, please contact us today.

Philly.Net Presents: Code Camp 2010.1 Saturday April 10th 2010 from 8:30-5:00 Hosted at DeVry University in Fort Washington, PA

If you want to reach out to the Philadelphia Area’s best software developers, DBA’s and IT Pros, here is your chance!

This year, our event was chosen by Microsoft to be the first Code Camp broadcast by MSDN and Channel 9. That’s right, in addition to the 500+ attendees that we expect in person, selected Code Camp content will be available to viewers everywhere!  This content will be broadcast via Live Meeting (available live and on demand).  It will then be posted to the extremely popular Channel 9 web site where it will be made available to thousands of viewers.  MSDN reports similar content averages 100 additional on line attendees, plus 4000 downloads of content so far! This makes for an excellent marketing opportunity for your company, even if you aren’t in our local area!

Our recent Code Camps have averaged 500+ attendees, people working with Microsoft Technologies from Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, New York and beyond!  We expect a similar sized crowd on April 10^th live in Fort Washington PA, not to mention all of the views on the internet.   This will be our most exciting Code Camp ever!  We are planning a variety of technology tracks including the following general topics:

• Beginner
• ASP.Net
• Silverlight
• Framework
• Data
• Tools
• Architecture
• Alt.Net
• Application Lifecycle Management
• SQL Server
• Sharepoint
• IT

Code Camp Content will be available live over the Internet via MSDN!

Big Change This Year – For the first time, we will be making 10 select Code Camp presentations available via the internet.  Presentations can be viewed live (via Live Meeting) or watched at a later time too.  Thanks to the help of MSDN, we’ll be broadcasting and recording from 2 rooms at Code Camp.  The content will then be posted to the very popular Channel 9 web site.  This content will likely get thousands of views.  Don’t miss the opportunity to be a part of it!

What do the Sponsors/Partners Get?

¹ Choice of tracks for Gold Partners are available on first come, first served basis, limited to 10 tracks.
² Lunch break presentations are limited to 1-2 minutes per partner, just enough time to pitch your company and direct attendees to your table.

We Need Your Help!

Code Camp is free to attendees but expensive to run.  If you are looking for ways to connect with Philadelphia’s best Microsoft developers and professionals, this is the place to do it.  Our emails go out to our membership of over 3500 .Net Developers.  And of course, we partner with several other user groups, each with mailing lists of their own!

With your help, we’ll be able to provide the following:

• Breakfast – for about 525 people.
• Lunch – for about 525 people
• Snacks – Soda, Coffee, Snacks throughout the day
• Attendee gifts and Door Prizes – be creative.
• Presenter Prizes – The presenters deserve something too, don’t they?
• Session Prizes – In the past, each presenter was able to give out prizes during their session!
• End of the Day Raffles – After each Code Camp we give out a ton of prizes.  It’s a great way to end a great event.

What is Code Camp?

This is an event for Developers, DBA’s and IT Professionals working with Microsoft .Net, SQL Server and other related products.  We’ll have 60 sessions total (80 minutes each) in 12 tracks on a variety of topics including .Net, ASP.Net, SQL, Infrastructure and more.  Code Camp is completely organized by volunteers and all of the presenters are volunteers. Please check out ourweb site for information about Philly.Net, previous code camps, and this Code Camp (information will be posted shortly).
The following groups are assisting with Code Camp:

• Philly Alt.Net
• PSSUG (Philadelphia SQL Server User Group)
• NoDeNug (Northern DE .Net User Group)
• Central Penn .Net

What is Philly.Net?

Philly.Net is a user group for Microsoft .Net programmers in the Philadelphia area. We’re a member of INETA, and have been hosting meetings in the Philadelphia suburbs since 2002. We also host meetings in southern NJ. In addition to our regular meetings, we have hosted several very successful code camps and hands-on training events.