Professional ASP.NET - Chris Love's Official Blog

I am honored to be one of the selected speakers for Code Stock in Knoxville, TN August 9th. I will be demonstrating how to leverage custom httpModules and httpHandlers. There is a fantastic lineup of speakers; including a keynote by my good friend Jeff Prosise. Other friends that will be making the trip include Steve Andrews, Rachel Appel, ...

This morning I had the pleasure of doing my Front-End Performance presentation based on the great Steve Souders book, High Performance Web Sites. Again I cannot emphasize enough how I think every web developer, independent of platform, should read this book. I like how it covers things we should all consider to make our user's experiences as ...

I had a great time at the Boston Code camp with hundreds of great New England developers. I was able to give two of my current presentations, httpModules and httpHandlers and Front-End Performance tips. I had lots of great questions and banter with the session attendees in both sessions. I also attended or stuck my head into several other good ...

I finally got everything confirmed and I will be speaking at the Boston Code Camp in the morning. I will be doing my httpHandlers and httpModules presentation that I gave in Philly last September and on GeekSpeak. I have a few more examples to pull from at this point since I am finishing a couple of eBooks for WROX on the topics. I will be ...

Thanks to everyone for attending my presentation at the Raleigh Code Camp. I was surprised at the turn out and you guys asked a lot of great questions. I wanted to post my slide deck for you guys. I will post a little sample project in the next day or so as well. High Performance Web Sites: Essential Knowledge for Front-End ...

At the Raleigh Code Camp things went pretty well. There of course were things here and there that did not go according to plan, one of those was how are we going to select door prize winners at the end of the day? Richard Campbell had offered to conduct a 64-Bit question contest for us to make door prizes entertaining. But one problem, how do we ...

This is not a secret, but I did want to remind everyone about the upcoming Raleigh Code Camp, on February 16th. ECPI Raleigh is graciously hosting the event for us again. They have been a wonderful host for our previous Code Camp as well as a few of our TRINUG events over the past year. Rob has been busy gathering great sponsors for the event ...

Kudos to Josh Carlisle for stepping up to the plate and helping an attendee at the MSDN event having an epileptic seizure. The gentleman was having a pretty severe attack and fortunately Josh has a medic background from his military days. He was able to step in and stabilize the man until the paramedics arrived. Which they got there very fast, so ...

I and several of my Triangle area buddies will be presenting at the upcoming Charlotte, NC Code Camp. I will be breaking out my ASP.NET Performance Tips and Tricks presentation. I will be adding some new things that I have picked up in the past few months so this ought to be great. Josh Carlisle will be making a few SharePoint presentations. Sue ...

I am giving a presentation on CardSpace and OpenId topics at the Richmond Code Camp tomorrow. Here are some resources for that presentation. I will not really be showing any of my own code per se in this talk, but these will be references to help everyone get started. CardSpace Identiy Blog - Kim Cameron's Blog CardSpace - The Core Reference ...