The Ottawa .NET Community Presents
Creating Extender Classes in Visual Studio
You are invited to join the Ottawa .NET Community on the evening of Tuesday April 4th for another of its presentations on working with Visual Studio .NET!
Creating Extender Classes in Visual Studio:
Ever wonder how Microsoft implemented tool tips in the WinForms world? They did this with an extender class. Extender can be used to extend the functionality of your WinForms applications. This session will discuss how to create and maintain extender classes in your WinForms applications.
About the Speaker:
Rod Paddock is president and founder of Dash Point Software, Inc. DPSI is an award winning software company based in Seattle, WA. Dash Point Software specializes in application architecture, development and software training. Dash Point specializes in Visual Studio .NET, VB 6, Visual FoxPro, and SQL Server development. Rod has been a very popular speaker at a wide variety of developer conferences in North America and Europe since 1995. Rod is the editor for CoDe Magazine and his writing credits include articles for database publications such as CoDe Magazine, Data Based Advisor, Smart Access, Visual Basic Programmers Journal and others. He has also authored a number of books including Visual Basic 5 for Web Development, Visual Basic 6 for Web Development, and Visual FoxPro 6.0 Enterprise Development. Rod is also the V.P. of Technology for Red Matrix Technologies and the architectural visionary behind the DataClass middle-tier component and SQLAudit product lines. Rod is a Microsoft VB.NET MVP.
Event Details:
Date: Tuesday, April 4th, 2006
Registration & Refreshments: 5:15 PM - 5:45 PM
Presentation: 5:45 PM - 8:15 PM
Wrap up & Door Prizes : 8:15 PM - 8:30 PM
Location: Microsoft's Glacier Room,
100 Queen Street, Suite 500,
World Exchange Plaza, Ottawa, Ontario
RSVP for this event by sending an email to events@OttawaCommunity.Net
About Extender Classes:
Here are a few articles you may want to look at in preparation for the event:
Regards,
Orest Hirniak
Chief Coordinator
The Ottawa .NET Community