None for me. I am a self-described expert in my own mind :)
For others:
Intro to ASP.Net and IBM i
Intro to WCF and IBM i
How to write sprocs in RPG and SQL
How to write class libraries.
Re-using your IBM i apps on the web.
Write IBM i Mobile apps with jQueryMobile
How to utilize XMSERVICE from.Net
Implementing logging.
Deploying your apps.
Web.config alone could take a day or so.
I'm sure Pelkie and others could add a few more to this.
An hour at COMMON once a year is NOT enough time to do an intro to .Net and IBM i justice.
True, while not entirely IBM i specific neither is PHP as it runs everywhere.
Point taken on the Domino stuff.
However.........
I honestly hope your sentiment isn't the sentiment of the COMMON board and all other IBM i users.
If so I guess it's time to start going to other conferences for sure for any of you who want to know and use .Net. However at general conferences IBM i is never really represented :)
.Net is here to stay people, even if you don't want it represented to the IBM i users.
If you want more .Net or Domino content for Rob, start asking for it.
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Richard,
What kind of .Net education are you looking for from COMMON? "Intro to
.Net for the IBM i developer" or more advanced topics? I look at it from
this point. Yes COMMON conferences often provide some great Domino
content but my Domino developers would be better served by going to
LotusSphere than by going to COMMON. In that same vein advanced .net
topics would be better served by a conference better suited to .Net
developers.
midrange.com
