I’ve always wanted a place that I could look through to find what Bay.Net in San Francisco,  has just put together such a site. It’s: 

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  Yet another great meetup with the ExtJS San Francisco Group (though not meeting in San Francisco this time).  ExtJS has moved it’s main office and developers out here to Palo Alto, California and volunteered to host our meetup.  They provided pizza and beer and I’d say it was our most successful event so [...]

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NOTE ADDED 1/25/2010 by PETER KELLNER:    Just finished 7 blog posts that each have video that basically follows was was done in the presentation.  They are linked here on this blog at:  http://peterkellner.net/category/ria-services/ I just volunteered to present at the next Bay.Net Meeting (San Francisco, [...]

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  One of the fun parts of being an MVP is that occasionally we get asked to help at Microsoft events and answer questions around topics that are just fun to talk about regardless (and usually includes a free lunch).  Today, I was sitting at the ASP.NET Dynamic Data table.  We probably had about [...]

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  So, for those of you that don’t know me well, suffice it to say, I have less than no sense of direction.  I always manage to make my way home, but often with a lot of zigs and zags.  So, why should this morning be any different.  After arriving in LA around rush [...]

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  Microsoft’s big developer conference (PDC Dynamic Data Feature built into asp.net.  Basically, what Dynamic Data gives you in a nut shell is the ability to easily make web apps easier for showing all kind of different data types. For example, if you happen to have a picture stored with each user’s profile, [...]

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  Words can’t begin to describe this years

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  We’ve got a huge session line up (147) and a huge attendance (1700+), awesome weather predicted and tons of food coming.  We just printed our final schedule and are ready to go.  Just to print a couple thousand labels tonight, make sure we have not forgot anything, and it’s off to V4 of [...]

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  I have not blogged a lot about

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  The company I work for,

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  Last night, I gave a 90 minute presentation on how to use ExtJS with ASP.NET serving up the data at the Bay.Net locally lead by Kim Greenlee for sponsoring the event, Thanks to ExtJS for giving a free developer license.

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  Last week, we had our 5th Meetup of the

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  At tonight’s meet up, we will be having several short presentations on the new features in http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa478947.aspx My plan is to do a progression where I start with a trivial GridPanel, then work myself in 5 steps to a full working membership editor that looks like this:   [...]

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  My guess is 75 people showed up at Douglas Crockford kicked it off with a discussion on upcoming security models around new versions of JavaScript followed by several other presentations that included a Google engineer showing cool Google Labs projects, several JavaScript frameworks and other very cool things.  Dolores Labs is down a [...]

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  I’m doing two sessions at Peter Kellner Intermediate Need a web application that has the responsiveness and interactivity of a forms app but still looks and feels like a web? One of the best kept secrets (at least to the Microsoft community) is ExtJS. It’s a different paradigm then we [...]

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  Over the past week, I met lots of people I know from the Release Candidate 1 for ExtJS 3.0 is now out, very awesome new features) (Steve Blades at ExtJS Conference in Orlando)   (The rest of the folks in Orlando at the [...]

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  Several weeks ago I went to the MVP summit to learn and share with my fellow MVP’s (Microsoft Most Valuable Player).  Suzanna Moran, my MVP lead asked me to do a short video about my experience as an MVP. It made it to the MVP blog page after the big recording of “I’m [...]

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      Last night was the 4th Meeting of our special meeting because we had upcoming ExtJS 3.0 release is the HttpWrite Proxy as well as the Direct api which allows for better communication from server side to client side. Chris started out talking about [...]

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  This is my third Rich Kaplan, and one from

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