GSA Technology Council

The GSP Developers Guild will meet on Tuesday October 16th at 6 PM. Doug Turnure, a Microsoft Developer Envangelist will cover the new additions in the upcoming upgrade to the .NET framework. He will specifically talk about the Windows Communication Foundation (WCF), Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF), Windows Workflow Foundation (WF), and Windows Cardspaces. […]

Arguably one of the hottest technologies to emerge from Microsoft over the past several years, Microsoft Office Sharepoint Services and Microsoft Office Sharepoint Portal Server enable large and small groups alike to collaborate in new and exciting ways.
The February Enterprise Developer’s Guild meeting will discuss how developers can easily develop custom web parts that expose […]

The GSP Developer’s Guild meets at 6PM on July 19th for two presentations. The first, “Unit Testing Stored Procs in SQL Server” will be presented by Paul Waters of Neurocomm. The second presentation will feature an overview of SQL Server 2005 (Yukon), presented by Tara Walker of Microsoft. The GSP Developers Guild meets the […]

GSP Developers Guild meets November 16 to discuss BizTalk Server 2004 presented by Mark Dunn, president of Dunn Training & Consulting, Inc. (www.dunntraining.com) and Media Data Services, Inc. (www.mdstrendz.com) both based in Atlanta, Georgia. Mark has over 18 years of experience with Microsoft technologies. He began programming with QuickBasic 4.0 and was the lead developer […]

The GSP Developers Guild meets on Tuesday, September 21st to discuss ASP.NET Best Practices. In particular, the group will take a look at the best practices for ASP.NET web forms, server-side web controls, caching, and state management and will review some ADO.NET best practices which will allow you to create fast loading, scalable web pages. […]

The GSP Developers Guild Meets 6:30 PM on Tuesday, June 15th  at TEC Knowledge, 600 Laurens Rd. for a discussion of SQL Server Reporting Services by Ryan Wood of Datastream and Sourcescape. RSVP to jwalling@wallingis.com. (full story)
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The .NET Framework introduces four new and easy ways to write asynchronous code, and Microsoft’s Doug Turnure will be on hand to discuss how to write well-behaved multi-threaded code at the next GSP Developers Guild Meeting.
The group meets 6:30 PM, Tuesday, May 18th at TEC Knowledge, 600 Laurens Rd. Contact: Joe Walling, 864-905-8809, jwalling@wallingis.com 
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Security is a big deal in all network applications, but it’s even more important in applications deployed on the Web. Every day ASP.NET developers unwittingly deploy sites that are vulnerable to SQL injection attacks, cross-site scripting attacks, hidden-field tampering attacks, and other hacks. In a fun-filled and action-packed evening, Jeff demonstrates the most common and […]

Have you heard about Sharepoint Services, included (FREE) with Windows Server 2003? Microsoft has recently released the second version of its Sharepoint Services groupware/collaboration product as an extension to the base Windows 2003 Server OS with very little fanfare and almost no marketing.
The February meeting of the GSP Developers Guild will be a great […]

The GSP Developers Guild will meet Tuesday, Nov 18th  at TEC Knowledge at 600 Laurens Road at  6:30 PM. At the meeting, Glen Gordon from Microsoft will present the Microsoft Visual Studio Tools for Microsoft Office.  Glen will discuss how to leverage Visual Studio .NET and the Microsoft .NET Framework to develop business solutions built […]