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A new Face

Our .NET User Group Berlin-Brandenburg has a new face! Visit us! :)

A new Face for our .NET User Group Berlin-Brandenburg

I am very proud to announce, that our .NET User Group Berlin-Brandenburg has a new lifted face! We launched our brand new web presentation some days ago.

Visit us here: http://dotnet-berlinbrandenburg.de/

It looks much more modern now and includes many sections where you can get free content and news from our user group. Download material and…

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MSDN Dive - Week 38

MSDN Dive – Week 38

MSDN Dive – Week 38

The Asynchronous Programming Model (APM) and the Event-based Asynchronous Pattern (EAP) are marked as legacy by Microsoft. The new pattern is called TAP – Task-based Asynchronous Pattern. So there is a lot to learn again. In this weekly MSDN Dive I want to show you some very interesting documentation and resources regarding parallel programming in the Microsoft .NET Framework.

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#SpeakRoslyn - Next Dates

This year I travel around and speak about Microsoft Roslyn – The .NET Compiler Platform. The talks will be in German. Here are the next dates:

2015-04-28 06:00 pm – Dresden (DotNet User Group Dresden)

2015-05-07 06:30 pm – Berlin (DotNet User Group Berlin-Brandenburg)

2015-06-15 05:00 pm – Leipzip (DotNet User Group Leipzip)

Hope, to see you there! :)

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SharpGL 2.4 released

Release

Yesterday we released SharpGL 2.4. SharpGL is an open source library that makes the OpenGL available for your Microsoft .NET applications. You can find the project at GitHub here, the release notes for 2.4 here and the change log here. The project is maintained by Dave Kerr.

Installation

You can add SharpGL via NuGet to your solution. These are the NuGet package manager commands:

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Inside SignalR - Addressing Clients, Return Values, Broken Connections and Security

Inside SignalR - Addressing clients, return values and security

Introduction

During my last lecture about ASP.NET SignalR in the .Net Developer Group Berlin-Brandenburg, some questions came up from the audience. I like to try to answer these questions with this blog post. The questions were about how address specific clients from the server side, how to return values after calling a function at a specific client and how broken connections are handled. And…

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