With over 25 years of communicating technical information to business managers, clients, and developers, Peter Vogel has become a sought after writer and presenter at conferences around the world. Peter has four published books, including rtfm*: the little book on how to write so you’ll actually get read.
Peter has been a Learning Tree instructor since 1997 and is the author of the courses Technical Writing Introduction and UI and UX Optimized Software Design.
He instructs the following .NET courses for Learning Tree:
• Business and Report Writing
• Service-Oriented Architecture Introduction
• C# Programming
• .NET Best Practices and Design Patterns
You can follow Peter’s tweets (@phvogel) on communication with the hash tag #vogelcommunicate.
Pre-Compile LINQ to Entities Queries for Faster Processing
Nov 6,
2011
When you issue a LINQ statement against an Entity Framework model, LINQ and Entity Framework conspire together to generate an SQL statement that’s sent to the database engine. The problem is that, if you execute that the same LINQ statement twice, that conversion is performed twice. For a statement executed more than once, especially if […]
HTML5, .NET, and Silverlight: Why So Serious?
Oct 31,
2011
Why all the anxiety about Microsoft’s support for JavaScript+HTML5? In a perfect world, there shouldn’t be any fuss. HTML5 is the latest iteration of the HTML specification and builds into HTML a ton of goodies that developers have had to either shoehorn in with other tools (e.g. Flash), implement by misusing other tools (using CSS classes […]
