Well, Code Camp in NYC is over and I have to say it was really a lot of fun.  Kudos to Steve, Andrew, and the rest of the organization staff for a great job.  The only thing that really holds that code camp back is the fire code in the Microsoft building on 6th Avenue.  There always seems to be a waiting list because the attendance registration fills up real fast, but be that as it may it was still great.

I always submit one or two intro talks and behold, they still get chosen.  I did an intro talk on WCF and the room was so packed that they asked me if I’d repeat it in the afternoon (packed too).  It seems that WCF is still an intimidating technology so I’m always glad to clear it up for people and prove that at its basics, it really is easy to hit the ground running with it.

You can get the code and slides in the downloads section of this site.  I didn’t go through all the slides because after all it is Code Camp and not Slide Camp.  However, the steps I took to write all the code from scratch and the order in which I took them is thoroughly highlighted in the slide deck amongst the slides I did not go through.

All in all, I think everyone seemed to have enjoyed the presentation and I’m always glad to add to the numbers of people getting up to speed on this technology.