Tuesday
01Sep2009
be there: NZ's biggest code camp
Tuesday, September 1, 2009 at 2:16AM
[Yes i essentially stole all this text from [Kirk](http://pageofwords.com/blog/2009/08/30/CodeCampAuckland2009DevelopmentSQLSecurity.aspx) ]
__Code Camp is less than two weeks away!__
If you want to catch some free sessions on the state-of-the-art in .NET development, SQL Server and developer security then sign up for [Code Camp Auckland 2009](http://www.dot.net.nz/GeneralPages/CodeCampAuckland2009.aspx) now.
Code Camps are non-profit, and organised by members of the [local developer community](http://www.dot.net.nz/). This year the Auckland Code Camp is the day before [TechEd](http://www.microsoft.co.nz/teched) (Sunday 13 September), so we've managed to nab a few great speakers on their day off to present to us.
It's the biggest Code Camp ever - over 14 hours of sessions across 3 streams from 10am till 5pm:
Development...
=========
* What's Happening in .NET Languages and Why Should You Care?
* Behaviour Driven Development (Presented by yours truely)
* Domain Specific Languages
* C# 4.0 new features
* Silverlight with Prism
* .NET on the iPhone
* Becoming Certified
* Lightning Talks
* and more!
The latest and greatest in development topics, by the people that know!
SQL Server?
========
* SQL Server Virtualisation Best Practices and Recommendations
* SQL Server Analysis Services and Gemini
* Query Optimization and Query Tuning
* Understanding SQL Server Indexing
* SQL Server Maintenance
* Training and guidance from the best SQL trainers in the industry!
Security!
========
* Secure Development Lifecycle and Threat Modelling workshop
* Secure Coding Practices
* We are lucky to have [Michael Howard](http://blogs.msdn.com/michael_howard), author of [Writing Secure Code](http://www.fishpond.co.nz/Books/Computers/Networking/Security/product_info/984332/) and [24 Deadly Sins of Software Security](http://www.fishpond.co.nz/Books/Computers/Networking/Security/product_info/15172892) giving a free workshop for developers, architects and team leads on Threat Modelling and the Secure Development Lifecycle. This will be followed by a session on how to write secure .NET code.
__Auckland has never seen such an awesome free event!__
Presenters that are offering their time include [Greg Low](http://sqlblog.com/blogs/greg_low/), [Nicholas Dritsas](http://sqlcat.com/members/Nicholas-Dritsas.aspx) and Auckland's [Alex Henderson](http://blog.bittercoder.com/) of Architecture Chat fame. (oh and little old me)
To cover the costs of the event, we have the help of our generous sponsors: [Microsoft](http://www.microsoft.co.nz/), [Datacom](http://www.datacom.co.nz/), [Intergen](http://www.intergen.co.nz/), [INETA](http://apac.ineta.org/) and [Xero](http://www.xero.com/).
All that's left for you to do is to [visit the website](http://www.dot.net.nz/GeneralPages/CodeCampAuckland2009.aspx) for more details, and [sign up now!](http://www.codecamp.net.nz/)
See you there on Sunday 13 September
__Code Camp is less than two weeks away!__
If you want to catch some free sessions on the state-of-the-art in .NET development, SQL Server and developer security then sign up for [Code Camp Auckland 2009](http://www.dot.net.nz/GeneralPages/CodeCampAuckland2009.aspx) now.
Code Camps are non-profit, and organised by members of the [local developer community](http://www.dot.net.nz/). This year the Auckland Code Camp is the day before [TechEd](http://www.microsoft.co.nz/teched) (Sunday 13 September), so we've managed to nab a few great speakers on their day off to present to us.
It's the biggest Code Camp ever - over 14 hours of sessions across 3 streams from 10am till 5pm:
Development...
=========
* What's Happening in .NET Languages and Why Should You Care?
* Behaviour Driven Development (Presented by yours truely)
* Domain Specific Languages
* C# 4.0 new features
* Silverlight with Prism
* .NET on the iPhone
* Becoming Certified
* Lightning Talks
* and more!
The latest and greatest in development topics, by the people that know!
SQL Server?
========
* SQL Server Virtualisation Best Practices and Recommendations
* SQL Server Analysis Services and Gemini
* Query Optimization and Query Tuning
* Understanding SQL Server Indexing
* SQL Server Maintenance
* Training and guidance from the best SQL trainers in the industry!
Security!
========
* Secure Development Lifecycle and Threat Modelling workshop
* Secure Coding Practices
* We are lucky to have [Michael Howard](http://blogs.msdn.com/michael_howard), author of [Writing Secure Code](http://www.fishpond.co.nz/Books/Computers/Networking/Security/product_info/984332/) and [24 Deadly Sins of Software Security](http://www.fishpond.co.nz/Books/Computers/Networking/Security/product_info/15172892) giving a free workshop for developers, architects and team leads on Threat Modelling and the Secure Development Lifecycle. This will be followed by a session on how to write secure .NET code.
__Auckland has never seen such an awesome free event!__
Presenters that are offering their time include [Greg Low](http://sqlblog.com/blogs/greg_low/), [Nicholas Dritsas](http://sqlcat.com/members/Nicholas-Dritsas.aspx) and Auckland's [Alex Henderson](http://blog.bittercoder.com/) of Architecture Chat fame. (oh and little old me)
To cover the costs of the event, we have the help of our generous sponsors: [Microsoft](http://www.microsoft.co.nz/), [Datacom](http://www.datacom.co.nz/), [Intergen](http://www.intergen.co.nz/), [INETA](http://apac.ineta.org/) and [Xero](http://www.xero.com/).
All that's left for you to do is to [visit the website](http://www.dot.net.nz/GeneralPages/CodeCampAuckland2009.aspx) for more details, and [sign up now!](http://www.codecamp.net.nz/)
See you there on Sunday 13 September
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