CMAP Main Meeting - Getting Started with SignalR - Kevin Griffin

Date
Tue, 7 Feb 2012, 18:30 - 21:00 (Add to calendar) GMT
Venue
(Exact location not available) , Columbia, US
Cost
Free

Topic: Getting Started with SignalR

SignalR is an asynchronous signaling library for ASP.NET. It's designed to help you build real-time web applications without a lot of hassle. In the past, developers would have to wire up "real-time" applications as a series of polls to a webserver, waiting for it to receive data back that was useful. This approach usually cost more in bandwidth than we wanted it to. SignalR simplifies this process, and makes it more useful for the ASP.NET developer. In this presentation, Kevin Griffin will guide you through implementing SignalR into your applications, and how you can take advantage of everything it has to offer.

Presenter: Kevin Griffin

Kevin Griffin has been working as a professional developer since 2006, where his first job was working on components for the Symantec security suites. Now Kevin works as a Technical Evangelist for ComponentOne. As an Microsoft ASP.NET MVP and ASPInsider, Kevin spends a lot of time teaching and mentoring developers to learn new technologies and to be better developers. Over three years ago, Kevin started the Hampton Roads .NET Users Group and now serves as a Senior Mentor for INETA. You can find Kevin speaking at conferences, code camps, and user groups across the country.

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