Contents tagged with Hong Kong .NET User Group
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Monodoc 0.9 released
Regarding the blog by Jesse about the Mono 1.0 release yesterday, I just received an email announcing the release of Monodoc 0.9 from Miguel today.
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Presentation of ASP.NET Whidbey
I'm glad to give a talk about ASP.NET Whidbey for my Hong Kong .NET User Group last Sat, it's a great moment as the audience showed vigorous response during the presentation.
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Meeting my .NET friend - Thomas :)
The Hong Kong .NET User Group will organize the second user group gathering on 6 Dec 2003, which have a huge difference than normal UG gathering! -
.NET invade student community
I attended an opening ceremony in the Department of Computing, Hong Kong Institute of Vocational Education last Sat, and the name of that event is ".NET Student Union Opening Ceremony".
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AI Constraint Programming in .NET
The Hong Kong .NET User Group organized a Campus Tour Series recently and the first stop in City University of Hong Kong (CityU) was completed successfully 2 days ago.
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Pop Up Control + Private Messaging in ASP.NET Forums App
Paschal blog about a Pop Up control for ASP.NET recently, which is so nice and a great feature - drag and drop - will be added in the next version too. :)
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Special User Group Event
My local Hong Kong .NET User Group organized a seminar for our members yesterday, the topic is Building Smartphone Application using .NET Compact Framework. Yeah, that seminar is great, I don't have a SmartPhone but I learn something new in this session!
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Microsoft commit to add pragmatic value to Student
I blog about the kick start of Microsoft HK TechEd 2003 yesterday, and actually Microsoft HK Ltd publish a press release yesterday announcing a new program - Student Club.
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User Group Gathering (Revisit)
We (Hong Kong .NET User Group) organize the first member gathering last week, and our Arts director edited and uploaded the photos to our portal site yesterday:
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First User Group Gathering
Just finish the first gathering day of my .NET User Group yesterday, this is a great success although the number of attendee is far less than the registered/reserved records (Yeah, the number is better than my prediction in fact , we've a registration form and 51 members click the Register button, but 35 members finally attend the gathering only.)
I met many members yesterday and all of them feel excited about this kind of gathering and looking forward to the next gathering. :-)