MSDN Webcast: ASP.NET Code-Named "Atlas" Novice to Pro: Writing JavaScript (Level 200)  

While many people have experience writing Microsoft .NET applications, learning the syntax and grammar of yet another language can seem like more work than it is worth. Perhaps you have heard of the upcoming new features in Microsoft ASP.NET code-named "Atlas." This extension to the Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 enables developers to more easily create rich, interactive Web sites that take advantage of both browser and server features. To take full advantage of what you can do with the "Atlas" framework, join us for this informative webcast to learn the fundamentals of writing JavaScript in the "Atlas" environment.

Presenter: Mike Benkovich, MSDN Developer Community Champion, Microsoft Corporation

Mike Benkovich is a database technology specialist and a Microsoft developer community champion based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Focusing on the effective use of relational technologies for scalable, high-performance, and mission-critical applications. Mike has worked as an architect, project manager, developer, and technical writer. He speaks regularly at technical conferences and corporations.

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