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January 14 Triangle .Net User Group Meeting

Wednesday, January 14, 2004 3:29:43 AM (GMT Standard Time, UTC+00:00)

1/14/2004 - What's New in Delphi 8 for .Net

The presentation will feature a discussion of the new features
found in Delphi for .net.



The presentation will feature a discussion of the new features found in Delphi for .net. There will be demos of the product running in the .net environment, including ASP.net, database connectivity, component creation, interoperating with other .net languages and the new, integrated uml/eco/mda modeling tools.

The presentation will be given by Randy Miller of Borland
Software, Inc. and John Scalco of Ideal Software, Inc.

Randy Miller bio
Randy Miller, aka Granville Miller, is the Editor-in-Chief of The Coad Letter. As a software developer and architect, Randy has spent more than sixteen years in the industry, working at large companies such as IBM and Nortel as well as start-ups such as BroadBand Technologies, Make Systems, Access Network Management, and TogetherSoft. He is the co-author of Advanced Use Case Modeling and A Practical Guide to Extreme Programming. His interests include software development technology and agile software development processes.

John Scalco bio

John Scalco is the President of Ideal Software, Inc, a local consulting company. He has been developing Windows applications for the last 11 years using a variety of technologies including C++, Delphi, Visual Basic and .Net. He has a Delphi certification from Borland and is the President of the RTP-DIG Delphi User Group. He is also an active participant in the Triangle .Net User group.

For more information...

Next month... Developing Websites with DotNetNuke with Jim Duffy

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