MSDN Webcast: Using C# 2.0 Language Features in .NET Compact Framework 2.0 Applications (Level 300)  

Using new features of the Microsoft Visual C# programming language, becoming available in Microsoft Visual Studio 2005, you can create better performing code that is more readable, compact and type safer. This webcast will explore the features you can use inside your managed Microsoft .NET Compact Framework 2.0 applications. Taking a sample multithreaded application, we will look at the possible use of anonymous methods, delegate inference, generics and iterators. This webcast is loaded with samples and is a "must" for every software developer creating applications for Windows CE (mobile) devices who wants to prepare for the next version of Visual Studio.

Presenter: Maarten Struys, MVP, PTS Software

Maarten Struys is responsible for the Real-Time and Embedded Competence Centre at PTS Software. Maarten has worked with managed code in Microsoft .NET environments since 2000, and has extensive experience with Microsoft Windows CE and Microsoft Windows Mobile development. Maarten speaks regularly at international developer conferences about mobile and embedded computing and is also a freelance journalist writing for two magazines about embedded systems development in the Netherlands. Maarten's Web site, www.dotnetfordevices.com, is an independent source of information about using .NET in the embedded world.