Jim Zimmerman

Wow was that a fun code camp! We had a few hiccups during lunch (no food left for people late to line like me), but that was taken care of with pizzas later from VisualGov, thanks.

There were so many good people that i met and it was so cool to meet some of the new speakers that are brave enough speak here in Florida. We also had some great speakers from out of town who flew all the way into Tampa. We really did appreciate that.

So, to those who attended my session on advanced atlas controls, i am going to let you download the code samples that i demonstrated, but I have newer code that is more robust and takes advantage of other new features of the toolkit as of today. So once that code gets properly tested, i will post the changes here.

Ok, I just realized that I have not blogged in almost a month. So if I still have any readers, you may be interested in what my sessions are about at Tampa Code Camp if you have already signed up. We are completely full, and then some. I have been so busy working on a control for the atlas toolkit that mimics a balloon behavior similar to netflix and the many other things i do in my day and night jobs. I am doing two sessions tomorrow at Tampa Code Camp, one on Code generation and the ohter on how to create an atlas control. I am refactoring the balloon behavior again and am anxious to get it out there. In the code generation session I am going to show you how we bult tampa code camp using codesmith tools. I have fallen in love with that software. I don't think in sql anymore. Pretty cool.

See you there!