Ken Spencer will be presenting at the Triangle .Net Usergroup meeting on July 14th. If you are anywhere near the Raleigh-Durham area this is a must see event! Ken is one of the finest speakers around is always an entertaining and informative show! For more info in the meeting, or the group please drop me a note, or check out the TRINUG web site including our new .Net Developer Forums area.
07/14/04 Reflection with .NET Framework This session will dive into the power of Reflection with the .NET Framework. You will learn not only how powerful it is but see several examples of why Reflection is so powerful and useful in your day to day lives as developers and administrators. Bio Ken has been developing and managing application development with VB since the days of VB 1.0 Ken spends his time these days providing input into our clients' development projects as a senior architect, and working with various types of technology. He spends time with clients helping them design the architecture for new applications using Microsoft technology. He also specializes in migrating applications of various types to the .NET Framework. Ken also has experience with roughly 20 other languages on a variety of operating systems. He is a cofounder and Vice President of 2nd Genesis Software, a producer of software to migrate Access applications to .NET. He is also cofounder of 32X Corp, a provider of software development services. Ken has experience developing applications with Visual Basic, Visual InterDev, Visual Studio .NET and the .NET Framework, and BizTalk Server. Ken was the team leader on producing the .NET Readiness training for Microsoft to roll out the .NET Framework. Ken served on the Software Development Roundtable for .NET and has thus been involved in the .NET Framework and Visual Studio .NET for over 2 years. Ken has authored and co-authored numerous technical books and magazine articles. Ken also a column for MSDN Magazine from 1996 until mid 2004. Ken also worked with Microsoft in 2000 to create several guides for creating and hosting applications. These guides involved a wide range of Microsoft technology and resulted in a set of guides for both developers and hosting companies. Ken is also a frequent speaker. He has spoken at TechEd (US and Europe), Dev Days, PDC, Microsoft internal events, User Groups, VB Connections