ID: 16601 Created on: January 23, 2003 11:11 Updated on: April 22, 2010 21:32

Los Angeles C# Developers Group Mere Mortals .NET Framework - Crush the .NET learning curve with this high-level Framework! - Monday, April 7th, 2003 at 18h00 The Mere Mortals .NET Framework helps you climb the .NET learning curve by providing a high-level Framework for building business applications. Many of the building blocks you would otherwise have to design and create yourself such as business objects, data access classes, database manager, security manager, user manager, and so on, have already been built for you as high-performance, reusable components in Mere Mortals .NET. This session demonstrates how Mere Mortals .NET teaches you best practices through its solid, object-oriented architecture, documentation and sample applications, and how your .NET applications immediately benefit from the solid foundation supplied by Mere Mortals This session goes far deeper than just a demo of MM .NET’s features. You’ll also take a look at its behind-the-scenes architecture including its data access model, use of design patterns and “how to” integration with Visual Studio .NET.

Url:	http://www.lacsharp.org
User group history/membership rate/objectives:	LA C# met 16 times as a SIG of LA Fox in 2001 and we have recently spun off to form our own group with a primary focus on C# and .NET technologies. Association with our group is an excellent way to either gain exposure or to build your expertise in C# and .NET technologies. Our more experienced members lead the sessions. We also plan on having nationally known speakers present topics going forward. Please visit our website at http://www.lacsharp.org for more information.
Created by:	Arthur Villa Breakthroughbiz.Com Long Beach, California

Speaker

Kevin McNeish, Oak Leaf Enterprises, Inc.   Oak Leaf Enterprises is a company of integrity and quality. We have nearly 20 years of experience in the computer industry combined with a strong history of application development. Our experience in creating custom software for large and small companies and our thorough understanding of Object-Oriented programming gives us the insight necessary to create a stable Framework with built-in flexibility for your own development needs. In addition to the Mere Mortals Framework for .NET and VFP, Oak L...

Archive of meetings

No	Meeting title	Date	Speaker
1.	Celebrating the launch of Visual Studio 2005	December 6, 2005
2.	C# Language and Tools: What's New in 2.0	September 6, 2005	Kevin McNeish
3.	The Past, Present, and Future of XML	July 6, 2004	David Foderick
4.	Russ Nemhauser - Creating Dynamic Themes and Skins in ASP.NET	May 4, 2004
5.	Kevin McNeish of Oak Leaf Enterprises, Inc. on Architecting for the .NET Event Model	February 3, 2004	Kevin McNeish
6.	Michele Leroux Bustamonte of IDesign Inc. - ASP.NET Globalization Architecture Made Easy	January 6, 2004
7.	INETA Speaker Juval Lowy - Introducing System.Transactions	January 2, 2004
8.	Introduction to .NET Persistence (a preview of ObjectSpaces)	November 4, 2003	David Foderick
9.	Ken Getz (INETA sponsored speaker) Topic - To Be Decided	August 5, 2003
10.	.NET Security (Ch 23 of WROX Book)	July 1, 2003	David Foderick
11.	Suresh Sreedharan - Visual Studio .NET 2003 -- Tools to Power Your Vision	June 3, 2003
12.	ASP.NET with C#	May 6, 2003	Deborah Lawrence
13.	Mere Mortals .NET Framework - Crush the .NET learning curve with this high-level Framework!	April 7, 2003	Kevin McNeish
14.	C# Advanced Topics - Errors & exception handling, User-defined casts, and Events	March 3, 2003	David Foderick
15.	Intro Concepts + Object Oriented C#	February 4, 2003	Deborah Lawrence
16.	Introduction to C# and .NET	January 7, 2003	Jonathan Melvin

Pictures

Alex, Patrick & others June 2003		Ameur & Chris June 2003		Fred, Paul & Dave June 2003
Group at break June 2003		Jon, Art, Jeff, Alex & Patrick June 2003		Michael & Jawad June 2003
Michael & Art June 2003		Paul, Keen, Kevin & Kararan June 2003		Robert, Paul & Fred June 2003
Robert and Speaker Kevin Ramsaur June 2003		Speaker - Kevin Ramsaur June 2003		Speaker - Kevin Ramsaur & Ameur June 2003
Kevin McNeish April 2003		Ed D, Mike, Ed V. and Jawad April 2003		Alex Kris April 2003
Bill Hartgrove, Mike Vincent, Art Villa April 2003		Break time April 2003		Dave Foderick April 2003
Deborah Lawrence, Victor Aparicio, Ed Ditlefsen April 2003		Ed Ditlefsen, Art Villa, Kevin McNeish April 2003		Group picture April 2003
Group picture April 2003		Jason Mesches, Bill Hartgrove, Mike Vincent, Kevin McNeish April 2003		John Melvin April 2003
Kevin at setting up April 2003		Kevin making it easy April 2003		Kevin McNeish, Jawad Misbah, John Melvin April 2003
Kevin McNeish April 2003		Kevin starting presentation April 2003		Kevin, John, Jawad April 2003
P+W - Victor, Houston and Ed April 2003		Raffle time April 2003		Raffle winners - Dave, Kenn and Ed April 2003
Twila Miller, Mark Harpenau, Dave Foderick April 2003		Victor Aparicio and Ed Ditlefsen April 2003		Glen Herman, Twila Miller April 2003
Mike Powers, Ed Vaiceliunas April 2003		Mike Powers, Ed Vaiceliunas, Glen Herman April 2003		Craig Schoemaker, Mari Akmal, Edgar Del Gesso, Patrick O'Hara, Dave Foderick March 2003
Patrick O'Hara, Edgar Del Gesso, Robin Connelly, Dave Foderick, Kenn Leland, Alex Kris March 2003		Dave Foderick, Patrick O'Hara, Robin Connelly, Edgar Del Gesso, Kenn Leland, Alex Kris, Jon Melvin March 2003		Alex Kris, Jonathan Melvin, and Ric Unruh January 2003
Kenn Leland, Jawad Misbah, and Patrick O'Hara January 2003		Group discussing concepts January 2003		Jonathan presenting to the group January 2003
Debra Lawrence presenting to the group June 2002		Debra Lawrence presenting to the group June 2002		Debra Lawrence presenting to the group June 2002
Debra Lawrence presenting to the group June 2002		Debra Lawrence presenting to the group June 2002