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Speaking at the Swiss ALT.NET Group on 25 November

November 19, 2009 23:47 by author

I will be speaking at the next ALT.NET Swiss user group on the 25th of November. I will be showing of latest version of the Calcium SDK, and looking at some other MVVM frameworks created by my fellow Disciples.

Special thanks go out to Frédéric Schäfer, and Atif Aziz of Cargill International SA, for making the meeting a reality. Nice one guys.

The details are:
25 November at 18:30
Cargill Conference Center
Cargill International SA
14 chemin de Normandie
1206 Geneva

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Daniel Vaughan is a software developer with a decade of commercial experience across a wide range of industries including e-commerce, multimedia, and finance. While originally from Australia and the UK, Daniel is currently based in Geneva Switzerland; working with WPF, WCF, and WF within the finance industry. In his spare time Daniel likes to spend time thinking up novel ideas, such as employing neural networks to predict user navigation behaviour in WPF applications, and a grid computing framework for Silverlight. Daniel is also the creator of a number of open-source projects including Calcium, and Clog. E-mail me