Tips n Tools to Start Using HTML5 Today!
February 28, 2012 Leave a comment
With the evaluation of web platform and modern browsers, web applications are going to be transform significantly. BUT the implementation of modern browsers in Industry is relatively slow and as a developer it is challenging to build application that fits for todays and tomorrows.
You are invited to join us on 3rd March to get tips and tools on how to get started developing using HTML5 today!
Agenda:
- Web Applications Today and Tomorrow
- HTML5 as standard platform
- Role of JavaScript frameworks
- HTML5 and Modern Browsers
- Building Making your legacy browser understand HTML5
- HTML5 Supports in ASP.NET MVC and PHP
Date, Time & Location:
3rd March, 2012 – 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM – Microsoft Innovation Center, Karachi
Target Audience:
- Web Developers
- Registration:
Speakers:
Waqas Yousuf is experienced front end engineer with more than 5 years of experience in designing and developing web applications. He is Microsoft Certified Professional Developer (MCPD) for building web apps.
Waqas is passionate to share his experience on technology and maintain a blog at wyousuf.wordpress.com.
Adil Mughal is software engineer by passion and profession currently working as Team lead/Architect at Telenor Pakistan. He is Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) and Microsoft Certified Professional Developer (MCPD) for Web.
Besides, day to day job, he is active in offline and online technical community and often participates as speaker in different events. He has been thrice awarded as Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) by Microsoft Corporation. He is leading International .NET Association (INETA) user groups, “Emerging .NET Devs” and “DevNext”. He frequently does blogging at http://www.AdilMughal.com
The first session focused more on the new features in Visual Studio 2010 IDE. The speaker started discussion on the New Project Dialog improvements and Start Page customization in Visual Studio 2010 then moving towards Core IDE improvements that includes WPF based editor, easy code navigation, improved IntelliSense, column selection, call hierarchy etc.
The second session was about application life cycle management with major focus on Team Foundation Server 2010.
The third session was on mastering debugging in Visual Studio 2010. The speaker started discussion from basic debugging, such as usage of debugging points, stack trace, immediate window etc, to advance debugging features offered by Visual Studio such as conditional debugging, hit count, filter, macros, data tips, debug labels etc.



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