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CODE Training Presents at START Houston
Houston, TX – October 2, 2013… Microsoft MVP award winner Joseph Reynolds will be speaking at the inaugural session of the Modern Development User Group at START Houston hosted at the START Houston Facilities located at 1121 Delano Street, Houston TX 77003.
On October 2, 2013, Joseph Reynolds, a senior software developer at EPS Software/CODE Magazine and Microsoft C# MVP, will be speaking as part of the inaugural Modern Development User Group at START Houston. CODE has partnered with Microsoft Evangelist Paul DiCarlo to create this User Group to cover topics such as Windows 8 development for Desktop and Mobile platforms, and other topics such as Azure integration.
This inaugural session of the Modern Development User Group will be held at START Houston Facilities located at 1121 Delano Street, Houston TX 77003. The event will take place on Wednesday, October 2, 2013.
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