Allow me to quote here some emails I sent to the the Dot NET developers group in my company, Injazat, or, as we call ourselves, Ninjazat. I thought it’ll be useful to share some with you as well.
· ASP.NET MVC – 20 Hours of FREE Video Tutorials
· LINQ FAQ
o LINQ FAQ for Newbie’s
o LINQ FAQ Part 2
· How we handle application configuration
· ScottGu ASPNETMVC Session Video Available Now (Part 1/2 & 2/2)
· Web Validation: Best Practices and Tutorials
· Building a Single Sign On Provider Using ASPNET and WCF
o Part 1
o Part 2
o Part 3
· NxtGenUG Cambridge: Creating extendable applications using MEF slides and code
· Dynamic Languages and .NET – Developer Day Scotland slides and code samples
· patterns & practices: Data Access Guidance (VS 2010 Stuff)
· Refactoring challenge
o Part 1 – Examination
o Part 2 – Preparation
· LINQ is not LINQ To SQL
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First off, thank you all so much who have attended the very special gathering of dotNETwork user group, Code Camp ‘09, that took place in the British University in Cairo (BUE) during last Thursday and Friday. This has been one of the biggest events I have been talking in, and that was a great honor.
Must Say: SORRY! This post was supposed to be published Saturday or Sunday max. I have been busy making a critical decision and was not sure whether to announce it in this post or not.
You can find the slides for the sessions I have been giving below:
Framework Design Guidelines
Download (PPTX File):
Managed Extensibility Framework(MEF)
Download (PPTX File):
(Note: Links to the source code are in the last slide)
Notes On The Event

The speakers and dotNETwork Team
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