MIX11 is just like the Kinect – you are the controller! MIX, Microsoft’s conference on web and mobile technologies and its most right-brained, designer-friendly gathering, takes place in Las Vegas from April 12th through 14th. They opened the door to session submissions a little while back, and now it’s time to vote for which sessions should take place. As expected, a number of Canadian developers – all of whom have spoken at TechDays and other Canadian developer events – have had their submissions accepted and they now need your support!
Please take a look at the sessions proposed by our Canadian developer friends listed below and vote for them! And vote soon – the voting closes this Friday, February 4th at 3:00 a.m. Eastern (12:00 midnight Pacific).
- Windows Azure Platform as the backend for Windows Phone experiences (Colin Melia)
- On-Premise Data to Cloud to Phone – Connecting with Odata (Colin Melia)
- Getting to grips with MVVM on Windows Phone (Colin Melia)
- 0 to Phone App in 60 Minutes (Colin Melia)
- HTML 5 for .NET Pros (David Wesst)
- Prototype it! SketchFlow in the Real World (David Wesst)
- DotNetNuke (Hadron) – "Not Your Mama’s DotNetNuke" (Charles Nurse)
- Have your Cake and Eat it Too – Using the WebFormsMVP Framework to Develop Testable Web Applications (Charles Nurse)
- Mobile First Design – Laser Focus on User Experience (Miguel Carrasco)
- Building Engaging User Experiences with SharePoint 2010 and Expression Studio (Miguel Carrasco)
- Getting into SharePoint 2010 branding for traditional web developers (Yaroslav Pentsarskyy)
- Achieving total developer-designer harmony with Expression Blend and Silverlight (Francis Beaudet)
- Web Acceptance Testing with ASP.NET MVC (Amir Barylko)
- Identity Bests – Managing User Identity in the new Decade (Steve Syfuhs)
- Working with Dynamic Objects in Silverlight with Strongly-Typed Goodness (Jeremiah Redekop)
Remember, you can save big bucks by registering for MIX early! If you register by February 11th, you’ll save $500 off the registration fee (knocking it down from USD$1395 to USD$895) and receive one free hotel night when you book two or more nights at Mandalay Bay hotel (the MIX conference takes place at Mandalay Bay’s convention center).
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