As an Infragistics, Inc. technology evangelist, Andrew Flick is responsible for the creation of reference applications, authoring .NET technology articles for well-known print publications, and delivering Infragistics' Technology demonstrations throughout both the U.S. and Europe. Prior to joining Infragistics, Andrew played an avid role in presenting on emerging .NET technologies throughout the Midwest to a variety of User Groups as well as numerous Student Groups. He also served as an active member of the INETA Academic Committee and has coordinated the construction of Academic Starter Kits, along with introducing an assortment of programs including Industry Academic Alliance ? an INETA endorsed program that provides a structured framework and support line to establishing an alliance between industry and academia.
Rapid application development can be greatly enhanced by using third-party
toolsets. These toolsets let a developer add controls or classes whose
capabilities represent months of development time in a matter of seconds.
Infragistics, a market leader in user interface tools, enhances its toolset
three times a year. It recently released NetAdvantage 2005 Volume 1, a
comprehensive toolset compatible with all Microsoft environments including
Windows Forms, ASP.NET, Tablet PC and COM that offers a host of new
capabilities such as new chart types, customizable GroupBoxes and an easy way
to create a Microsoft Office task pane. These new features, coupled with the
existing elements in NetAdvantage, make it possible to create a user
interface much like Outlook 2003 in an extremely short period of time. This
article will examine the new features founding 2005 Volume 1 and dem... (more)
As an Infragistics, Inc. technology evangelist, Andrew Flick is responsible for the creation of reference applications, authoring .NET technology articles for well-known print publications, and delivering Infragistics' Technology demonstrations throughout both the U.S. and Europe. Prior to joining Infragistics, Andrew played an avid role in presenting on emerging .NET technologies throughout the Midwest to a variety of User Groups as well as numerous Student Groups. He also served as an active member of the INETA Academic Committee and has coordinated the construction of Academic Starter Kits, along with introducing an assortment of programs including Industry Academic Alliance ? an INETA endorsed program that provides a structured framework and support line to establishing an alliance between industry and academia.
Scott Sellers
Anthony Franco
Daniel Morris
Wayne Walls
Niki Acosta
Jereme Hancock
Oren Michels
Marvin Wheeler
Douglas Kim
