ObjectSharp is very excited to present our new website! But wait a minute... it looks exactly the same as our previous website. Ah, but now we're powered by SHAREPOINT 2010. Our productivity has increased now more than ever before. Externally, it is easier for our people to publish new content. However, we also use SharePoint 2010 for our internal processes and our ability to set up web sites, share and manage documents and generate reports is greater than in SharePoint 2007. SharePoint 2010 is an incredible advancement that is simply amazing. Browse around our site. We bet you can't even tell that SharePoint 2010 powers it all. More >>
And it is at 11 King St West…at the corner of King and Yonge…right above the King subway stop…right on the underground PATH. That is where ObjectSharp is unveiling our New Horizon Training Centre.
ObjectSharp has joined the New Horizons network of training centres. New Horizons is the largest independent IT training company in the world. New Horizons does more Microsoft training than any other company globally! And now are going to be offering their expanded roster of “Guaranteed-to-Run” courses: from software development, to IT Pro to MS Office. Our customers will be able to get all the Microsoft training they need at one place: our state-of-the-art facilities at King and Yonge. And we will also be offering Cisco training in the very near future! More >>
ObjectSharp is looking for sharp minds to join our team to work on the many exciting projects ahead of us. If you are a SharePoint developer, a Project Manager or a QA Software Tester and you’re interested in working in a fast-paced and ever-changing environment, then check out our job postings. See our job opportunities here >>
Telerik has partnered with Microsoft Canada to deliver TechDays 2010 across 8 Canadian cities. As a part of their sponsorship, EACH TechDays 2010 attendee will receive a complementary developer license of Telerik RadControls for Silverlight (valued at $799 USD). For a limited time, you can reserve a spot at TechDays 2010 by taking advantage of the Early Bird rate of $349.99 + applicable taxes (a 50% savings off the regular ticketed price of $699.99). Go to www.techdays.ca and use promo code "EBFlash_10" to reserve your spot today. In addition, you will also be entitled to a 50% discount off one of your RadControls for Silverlight renewal or upgrade options for the first 30 days following the event, or a 25% discount if purchase within the first 60 days. For additional information on what your discounted purchasing options may be, please contact sales@telerik.com or see More >>
Telerik RadControls for Silverlight won the CodeProject award in Silverlight category. Telerik also won The-Best-of-TechEd award in middleware and components category this year. We hope you will take advantage of this exciting offer from Telerik and attend Microsoft TechDays 2010.
The next big application market will be on mobile devices and Microsoft Windows Phone 7 is about to join the game. Microsoft’s new platform is an opportunity for early adopters to be among the first to make money and extend their reach in this new and exciting mobile market place opening by fall this year. .NET developers who want to take advantage of this opportunity will need to quickly get to grips with many aspects of the new platform. DevTeach has teamed up with one of the best in Microsoft technology architecture and training to provide you with a unique and accelerated boot camp experience. This form of accelerated hands-on training has many days of training condensed into a 2-day event to increase your learning potential and maximum your time. Click here to get the details of this exceptional training opportunity.
The bootcamp events will cover in-depth areas across 16+ hours of training including:
- Silverlight Development
- UI Design
- Data Binding & Data Access
- Development Tools
- Notification Services
- Cloud Services
- MVVM
- Application Model & Navigation
- Input
- Shell Integration
- Devices Integration
- Building Phone-compatible Services
- Marketplace policies
- and other select topics requested and a selection of XNA topics
The North of Toronto .NET User Group
Silverlight Development Best Practices
Evan Hutnick
Sept 14, 2010
In this session, we will explore best practices of development with Silverlight. More >>
Metro Toronto .NET User Group
The Designer/Developer Experience with Silverlight
Evan Hutnick
Sept 15, 2010
In this code-heavy session, we will build a small sample application from the ground up, utilizing Visual Studio 2010 to handle the code and Expression Blend to manage the design experience. More >>
Markham .NET User Group
WPF and Prototyping Applications
Andrew MacNeill
Sept 20, 2010
More >>
Microsoft User Groups Summer Social
Sept 21, 2010 @ 7:00pm
Pour Boy Pub
Simple night out with other Microsoft professionals for drinks, conversation and networking. More >>
TASSQ
Avoid Creep - Discover the REAL Requirements
Robin Goldsmith
Sept 28, 2010
In this well-received interactive session, Robin describes powerful techniques for discovering the REAL requirements and documenting scope in ways that can dramatically reduce creep. More >>
SharePoint Technology Conference Boston
Rob Windsor
Oct 20, 2010
Planning a quick migration to Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010? Attend the SharePoint Technology Conference in Boston, where you’ll take workshops and technical classes – taught by Microsoft engineers and Microsoft MVPs – that will cover the new features, present migration strategies, and much much more. More >>
TesTrek Toronto 2010
Debra Forsyth and Dave Lloyd
Oct 21, 2010
Effectively Managing the Testing Process through Collaboration. More >>
Tech•Days 2010 - Toronto
Barry Gervin, Bruce Johnson, Colin Bowern and Dave Lloyd
Oct 27 & 28, 2010
Tech•Days is the learning conference on current technologies like Windows 7, Office 2010, SharePoint 2010, Windows Azure, SQL Server 2008 R2, and much more... Come and find out everything you need to know in two days with more than 50 dedicated sessions, because there's always more to learn! More >>
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