Mark Arteaga

Last year's Toronto Code Camp was a great success with over 220 attendees, 20 speakers and over $17,000 in prizes.  This year's event is expected to be bigger and better.  There are already some great speakers lined up and some great sessions slotted.  I will also be doing a session on Windows Mobile Development using Visual Studio 2005.

OpenNETCF will also be giving away two CDs containing a full developer license of all our products available.

If you are in the Toronto area and available March 31 2007 register now and come out to the Code Camp for some great sessions!

Some may or (may have not) noticed that we have updated our website with a new look and feel.  So far the transition has been smooth and have everything organized.

One of our priorities before the year ends (besides getting more products out) is to get our customer success stories up on the site.  We just finished posting our first success stories on our site.  Here are the summaries (click on the links to get the full details):

Case Study: MapShots Extends Desktop Application to Windows Mobile Devices
MapShots provides the agricultural industry with the EASi Suite brand of crop management software. EASi Suite Farm Edition is used across the nation by progressive growers who want to maximize their use of agronomic management information. EASi Suite Professional is used by both crop consultants and crop input retailers to provide crop planning and nutrient management planning services to their farm clients.

Case Study: Field Service Software Code Review
Founded in 1950 with 17 stores, ACME Grocers currently has over 220 independent retailers and is committed in helping the independent grocer remain competitive.
*Customer name changed to ACME Grocers at the request of customer

Got a success story you would like to share related to our products contact us.

Neil talks about the new TAPI Managed Library OpenNETCF just released.  If you ever wanted to use the Telephony API  within your .NET Compact Framework application and don't want the hassle of figuring out the P/Invokes then the Telephony Library may be for you.

Give it a try and download the evaluation version here and click here for more information on this and other products available from OpenNETCF.

Glenn Block just posted about the new Windows Mobile 5.0 e-Learning course available from Microsoft Learning. 

OpenNETCF had a role in creating the course from helping to come up with the course objectives, designing the course and developing the course content.  The course will also help you in preparing for the new Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 - Application Development that was recently released.