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Richmond Code Camp

Richmond Code CampI had a great time at the Richmond Code Camp this past weekend.  Frank, Andy and the Virginia user group leaders did a pretty good job organizing the event.  I gave three presentations, ASP.NET performance, Data Controls and URL ReWriting.  The first two I have preseneted to TRINUG in the past year, so it was great to finally get to present the URLRewriting.

I enjoyed meeting many good people in our developer world in and around the Richmond area.  I even got to meet Susan Googe, who is ironically from here in Raleigh.  Sue gave a good presenation on Master pages and themes, which I imediately came home and applied some new techniques from.

Which leads me to the next thing, finding great resources.  I shared a lot of tools, sites, etc in my presenations.  I also plan on posting my files on the blog before the end of the week, but work first.  So here are some links to resources I mentioned Saturday:

Matt Cutts - Google Search Engineer

Fiddler - Great Browser proxy web debugger

ViewState Decoder - Gives a great insight into the view state on your ASP.NET web pages, but I am having some difficulties with it lately.

Scott Hanselman - Great .NET blog and source of the ultimate tool list.

Of course I have several blog entries about various aspects of my presenations so please search through my blog for other great nuggets and stay tuned because I will try to post blog entries and resources each day that I come across.

Posted: Thursday, October 12, 2006 1:30 PM

by Chris Love
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