Tucson .NET Users Group
I would like to say THANK YOU to Gordon Bennett and everyone over at the Tucson .NET users group for coming out to the presentation!
I had a fantastic time and you had some awesome questions! As promised here is a copy of the project folder,. You should be able to just uncompress it and open it via Visual Studio or Visual Web Devveloper Express as a website, make sure to open the folder Tucson that will be nested within the folder Tucson if that's how your file uncompressor ('technical term') works.
Here is a copy of my power point presentation. It was created with the magnificent Office 2007!
Here is a link to the N-Layer application video on Dan Wahlin's blog i was talking about. Like I said, I've gone through it no less than 12 times and if you were to ask me if I'd rather go have dinner with Pamela Anderson or go through this video for the 13th time, I can tell you that Pamela will just have to wait. It's that good to me.
Here is a link to find out more about 'LINQ' that we spent a little time chatting about, it would have been very easy to make the entire session about LINQ!
And of course I want to point to the ASP.NET Pro Magazine article we spoke about today. You have to get a membership or subscription but I can tell you that this magazine is worth it! (With or without this article)
Remember to use stylesheettheme not just theme and here is a version of the html if statement in case you need it:
<!--[if IE 5]>
<style>
</style>
<![endif]-->
<!--[if IE 6]>
<style>
</style>
<![endif]-->
Put your styles between the <style> and </style> tags.
Thanks Again for a great time!
Spike

Reader Comments (2)
The information within the scope of this presentation was great - learned you can actually use an IF statement in XHTML, nice.