24Jan

Speaking at BASTA! Spring about WPF 4.0 and MVVM

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The BASTA! (=Basic Days => in German Basis Tage) is “the” Conference in Germany about .NET. The BASTA! Spring is from 22nd to 26th February.

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I’ve two sessions there: one Wednesday (24. February) and one on Thursday (25th February). I’ll talk about the new features in WPF 4.0 and about the Model-View-ViewModel-Pattern (MVVM). Find more (German) infos about my sessions on http://www.thomasclaudiushuber.com/talks.php. Also look at the conference-homepage www.basta.net, there are many great sessions. Looking forward to see you there and talking with you about Windows Presentation Foundation, Silverlight and your upcoming projects.

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  • PhilipS. Reply

    Sehr interessante Themen. Hab erst vorgestern den Flyer in der DotNetPro gesehen.

    Gruss

    February 4, 2010 at 9:13 pm
  • hubethom Reply

    Hi Philip,
    ja, es gibt einige hochinteressante Vorträge. Wirst Du auch dort sein?`

    Gruss
    Thomas

    February 6, 2010 at 2:13 pm
  • PhilipS. Reply

    Hi Thomas

    Wäre sehr gerne dort, aber das wird mir wohl leider nicht gesponsort. Gerade das MVVM-Pattern insteressiert mich sehr.

    Gruss Philip

    February 7, 2010 at 2:21 pm

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