What topics you guys wanted for the rest of the year...

We have been having topics based on available speakers... Want to poll you guys what you are interested in hearing so that we can plan meetings that will cater to your needs...

How about Microsoft MVC framework?

or WPF?

Let me spice the question with another viewpoint:

What topics would be most helpful in carrying out your work better in your current job?

interesting point there, icelava. then perhaps we can focus on the practical -- even "old" -- stuff, not on the cutting-edge/new technological stuff. topics like:

* refactoring tools (preferably with VS only, no ReSharper)
* use of threading
* asynchronous I/O (can probably be included with threading too)
* continuous integration

I think cruizer's suggestion is good. How about some introduction to free or commercial tools that can improve our daily work productivity?

Example

* Refactoring tools etc..

I would love to see continuous integration

we use just plain ol' open source CruiseControl.NET for continuous integration, paired with the appropriate plug-in for the source/version control system in use (personally tried it with Subversion and IBM/Rational ClearCase)

I'm quite interested in Data Access topics for rapid application development on ASP.NET Platform. In every web application, data access is one of the core foundation we have to spend a lot of time on development and it's also very important data access must be simple, consistent and productive technique in the solution. There are also various data access helpers/frameworks and each of them are pretty useful in some ways. It would be great if we can have a broader topic about data access and share the audience how we can leverage the development by taking advantage on the available frameworks.

1. Data Access with Microsoft Enterprise Library and Code generation technique

2. LINQ, DLINQ

3. Subsonic

4. NHibernate, other OR Mapper, etc