Presentators

SpeakerNb of PresentationsTitles of Presentations
Dautreppe Pierre-Emmanuel7
2008.NET Framework 3.5 - The main syntax evolutions
2007n-Tiers development
Hacking & Securing an ASP.NET website : POST attacks
.NET Essential Tools
2006Anonymous methods and Lambda methods
Visual Studio 2005 & .NET 2.0
2005VB vs C#
Paradis Johan2
2007.NET Generics
2006Inheritance Presentation
Thoua Thierry0
Pinauldt Damien1
2006Types and Conversions
Lorena Paul1
2007 Sql Server 2005 – SQL CLR
Writing Stored Procedures in C#
Pieroux Didier1
2007n-Tiers development
Garcia Coder Dario1
2007n-Tiers development
Guillamet Ronan1
2007n-Tiers development
Strodiot Pierre1
2006Events & Delegates

Trainings

Training DetailDescription
Presentation .NET Framework 3.5 - The main syntax evolutions
Given By Dautreppe Pierre-Emmanuel
On The 21/03/2008
Kind of Training Conference
Duration 3h
This presentation is mainly focused on demos :
Let’s take an example of code in 1.0 and let’s see how we can improve it to arrive in the elegant and shorter.NET 3.5 syntax.
Each step will introduce one of new syntax that will be explained in examples and demos.
  • Recall on Visual Studio and SQL Server CodeNames
  • Definitions
  • Demo of the main syntax evolutions :
    • Lambda methods
    • Extensions methods
    • Auto-Implemented Properties
    • Object initializers
    • Type inference
    • Anonymous Types
    • LINQ
Presentation n-Tiers development
Given By Dautreppe Pierre-Emmanuel
Pieroux Didier
Garcia Coder Dario
Guillamet Ronan
On The 17/12/2007
Kind of Training Open-Space Discussion
Duration 2h 30mn
Architecture disccusion.
All topic can be aborded, but here are some ideas we were thinking to speak of :
  • Encapsulation
  • Separation of concerns
  • Data Access Layers, Persistence Layer and Stored Procedures
  • Value Objects and Business Objects
    • Inheritance
    • Composition
    • Conversion
    • What to expose and when
Presentation Sql Server 2005 – SQL CLR
Writing Stored Procedures in C#
Given By Lorena Paul
On The 19/09/2007
Kind of Training Conference
Duration 2h 30mn
  • Programmability Options in SQL Server 2005
  • SQL CLR Architecture
    • Resource management
    • Exception handling
    • Security
  • Creating Managed Objects
    • Cataloging
    • Versioning
    • Assembly dependencies
  • Stored Procedures, Functions and Triggers
  • User Defined Types
  • User Defined Aggregates
  • Best Practices
Presentation Hacking & Securing an ASP.NET website : POST attacks
Given By Dautreppe Pierre-Emmanuel
On The 07/08/2007
Kind of Training User Group
Duration 2h 30mn
  • .NET framework protection evolution : HTML injections
  • POST Attack : How to
  • Securing a Button
  • Securing a TextBox
  • Propagating to a complete website
Presentation .NET Generics
Given By Paradis Johan
On The 21/06/2007
Kind of Training Conference
Duration 2h 30mn
  • Introduction to generics
  • Generics and constraints
  • Generics and members and operators
  • Cast and conversions
  • Generics applied to methods
  • Introduction to generics in delegates
Presentation .NET Essential Tools
Given By Dautreppe Pierre-Emmanuel
On The 19/04/2007
Kind of Training Conference
Duration 3h
  • Miscellaneous Helper Tools (3 tools)
  • Make your (developer) life easier (7 tools)
  • Dive into the framework (3 tools)
  • Go industrial (4 tools and libraries)
  • Do not recreate the wheel! (3 libraries)
Presentation Anonymous methods and Lambda methods
Given By Dautreppe Pierre-Emmanuel
On The 29/11/2006
Kind of Training Conference
Duration 2h
  • Recall on delegates
  • Delegates in the .NET Framework
  • Anonymous methods
    1. How to write a method
    2. Examples
    3. Limitations
  • Lambda methods
    1. How to write a method
    2. Examples
Presentation Types and Conversions
Given By Pinauldt Damien
On The 16/11/2006
Kind of Training Conference
Duration 2h
  • ValueTypes
  • Interface IConvertible & the Convert class
  • TypeConverters
  • Operator overloading
Presentation Events & Delegates
Given By Strodiot Pierre
On The 10/10/2006
Kind of Training Conference
Duration 1h 20mn
  • What is an event ?
  • What is a delegate
  • Examples
Presentation Visual Studio 2005 & .NET 2.0
Given By Dautreppe Pierre-Emmanuel
On The 14/08/2006
Kind of Training Conference
Duration 2h 30mn
  • Layout Standardization with Themes and Skins
  • Features and Providers presentation
  • New security features
  • Navigation fonctionalities
  • User customization using Themes and Profile
  • Globalization
  • Layout customization using WebParts
  • Advanced Data Access
  • Miscellaneous small improvement
Presentation Inheritance Presentation
Given By Paradis Johan
On The 30/06/2006
Kind of Training Conference
Duration 1h 40mn
  • Differences between classes and structures
  • Inheritance presentation
  • Object visibility
Presentation VB vs C#
Given By Dautreppe Pierre-Emmanuel
On The 01/07/2005
Kind of Training Conference
Duration 2h
Part 1 : .NET Presentation (~45mn) This section will be a general presentation of .NET and will cover the following points:
  • What is .NET ?
  • .NET History
  • .NET Architecture explanation
  • .NET Compilation and execution explanation
Part 2 : VB vs C# (~1h 15) The second section will dig very deep inside the .NET framework and is intended to a .NET technical audience. Even if .NET is a framework where the language interoperability is one of the greatest benefit, the major languages of the framework (VB.NET and C#) have some differences. This part is absolutely not intended to promote one language or the other but will focus on doing a very deep presentation of the differences between the two languages and trying to answer to the following questions:
  • How can these specificities work in one of the two languages?
  • How are they compiled into MSIL?
  • What is the interoperability limitation for these specificities?
  • Do these specificities should be used? With some restrictions or precautions? Why?

Training Types

ShortcutKindDescription
CONFConference This is the more academic kind of presentation we can do. (and also the kind of presentation requiring the more work from the presentator)
The presentator shall have an expertise of the presented domain.

The presentator will prepare some documents, typically the training's whitepapers as (demending of each training)

  • The displayed presentation (usually a PDF or PPT/PPS)
  • Source code to illustrate the presentation with examples (.cs files, Visual Studio solution, ...)
  • The presentation whitepaper (usually a PDF or DOC) being a more academic / verbose version of the displayed presentation
  • Any other document that may add any added value
The presentation may last between 1h30 to 5h, depending of the subjects and the presentator will be in charge of presenting and answering to any question the participants may have.
For the longest trainings, the presentator will try to separate the presentation in two parts, the first one being accessible to all levels of participants (from beginners to experts) and the second part targeting more advanced peoples.
UGUser Group This kind of training should be at the middle between a Confierence and an Open-Space Discussion.
The goal is to have a quicker exchange of information with less things to prepare.
The presentator may not have an expertise in the domain but will introduce a subject in a more interactive and didactic way. This should be focus mainly in demonstration
Few (or no) documentation will accompany the training.
OSDOpen-Space Discussion This is not really a training but can be seen more like a place for sharing knowledge.
Indeed there are not really a presentator, but more animators.
A subject is chosen and some points of discussion may be chosen. After, this will be the place for all to interact and to have a real place for sharing experiences, knowledge, doubts, questions, ...
No document or whitepaper will accompany the session.