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January 27, 2012

	User Group Night - January 30, 2012

Career Night
Bring Focus to Your Career

Is your career on the right path? Do you have a path? What do you need to be doing to get to the next step? What can we learn from others who have gone before us? Who can you turn to for help? Can we help each other? Is your resume up to date? What do employers look for in a resume these days? How does social media affect your new job? What about certifications? Were can we look for jobs?

Join us as we bring in experts from the community to help us all start the new year by looking ahead to what we should be doing to advance our career.

TWO SIMULTANEOUS SESSIONS

Ian Robinson
Extending DotNetNuke: Building Modules

DotNetNuke is pretty easy to extend, after all it's just an ASP.NET application. But, there are a number of ways to build modules for DNN. As you'll discover during this talk, the extending DotNetNuke part is pretty simple. The harder part is figuring out what development configuration makes sense for you. This talk will provide an overview of the situation and help you understand how best to get started for DotNetNuke development.

Ian Robinson is a Software Engineer with a passion for developing creative and powerful web-based solutions. Working primarily with and within the DotNetNuke framework, Ian has notably developed solutions for businesses in the healthcare and mobile industries. Ian is a frequent presenter at conferences, the leader of the St. Louis DotNetNuke User Group, an experienced instructor of DotNetNuke training courses, and is co-founder of dnnGallery, a website that showcases high quality DotNetNuke sites from around the world.



Monday, January 30, 2011 5:30 - 6:00 pm Food and social 6:00 - 7:30 pm Program	Location: Three City Place Drive Suite 1100 Creve Coeur, MO 63141 [MAP]	Sponsors:

	Metro St. Louis User Group Calendar

To have your event listed on this calendar, contact Scott Spradlin

	Discussions

.NET meets Java meeting discussion, from Scott Spradlin, posted 9/25/2007 11:12 AM

Silverlight Session, from Sheila Shahpari, posted 4/3/2008 6:42 AM

	Beginner Developer Learning Center

Microsoft recently launched the Beginner Developer Learning Center. This is a great resource for anyone new to programming, or just new to development with the .NET Framework.

	Documents from Past Meetings

Title	Owner	Category	Last Updated	Size (KB)
Craig Utley's October 31, 2005 Presentation	Administrator Account		11/3/2005	Unknown	Download
Denny Boynton's February 27, 2006 SOA Presentation	Host Account		3/1/2006	589.17	Download
Denny Boynton's October 23, 2006 LINQ Presentation	Administrator Account		10/24/2006	341.50	Download
Devin Rader's June 26, 2006 code	Administrator Account		7/18/2006	272.82	Download
January Launch Event Materials	Administrator Account		1/31/2006	7,839.74	Download
Todd Kitta, February 25, 2008, Office Business Applications	Administrator Account		2/26/2008	1,262.67	Download
Todd Kitta's September 25, 2006 Presentation	Administrator Account		9/27/2006	1,748.35	Download
Walt Ritscher's March 19, 2007 Presentation	Administrator Account		3/23/2007	2,610.75	Download

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