Technical Evangelist at Infragistics for APAC.
Microsoft MVP for Windows Azure.
Previously a Senior .Net consultant. In my spare time I focus on Windows 8, Windows Azure and Windows Phone.
I released my 1st book on Windows Azure & Silverlight integration for enterprise applications http://davidburela.wordpress.com/2012/04/13/my-first-book-has-been-published-azure-silverlight-integration/
Have completed a Bachelor of Computer Science, a Masters of Computer Science and a MBA (Masters of Business Administration). I use this unique mixture technology and business degrees to look at software in a different way.
Twitter: http://twitter.com/DavidBurela
Email: David.Burela(AT)gmail.com
Here is a list of recent things i’ve done in the community http://davidburela.wordpress.com/2010/11/04/my-community-involvement-in-the-last-2-years/
Presentations
- Hobart .Net usergroup – Web services introduction
- Hobart .Net usergroup - SQL integration services
- Australian computer society – Young IT careers forum speaker.
- Hobart .Net usergroup – Vista & office 2007 (Feb 2007)
- Hobart .Net usergroup - .Net Micro framework (September 2007)
- Hobart .Net usergroup - SOAK (May 2008)
- Vic.Net usergroup – SOAK (May 2008)
- Readify Developer Network – Windows Azure (Nov 2008)
- Vic.Net usergroup – Intro to .Net 3.5: WPF & Workflow (Dec 2008)
- Schools of the Future summit – How schools helped prepare me for innovation (Feb 2009)
- Codecamp Australia – Artificial life in the cloud, with Windows Azure (April 2009)
- Bushfire fundraising training day – Volunteered as a WPF trainer for the day, created content (May 2009)
- Remix Australia – Intro to Windows Azure (June 2009)
- Vic.Net usergroup – Databinding with the Bing Maps silverlight control (October 2009)
- MOSSIG – By 2020 will all software be running in the cloud? (December 2009)
- Silverlight code camp – Using Windows Azure to scale your Silverlight Applications (January 2010)
- Melbourne xRM usergroup – Using Microsoft Dynamics CRM and Azure (June 2010)
- Hobart .Net usergroup – Introduction to Windows Azure and cloud computing (July 2010)
- Victoria.Net usergroup – Windows Phone 7 UI Guidelines (August 2010)
- Alt.Net Melbourne – Introduction to Windows Phone 7 (August 2010)
- SDDN Melbourne – Using Azure to dynamically generate Silverlight Pivot collections (September 2010)
- Mobile SIG Melbourne – Introduction to Windows Phone 7 (October 2010)
- Dev Evenings Melbourne – Distributed Version Control Systems & NuGet (April 2011)
- DDD Melbourne – New development workflow (May 2011)
- DDD Sydney – New development workflow (July 2011)
- XDDN Melbourne – Windows 8 Developer preview (Sep 2011)
- XDDN Melbourne – Windows 8 Consumer preview (March 2012)
- XDDN Melbourne – WinRT programming (March 2012)
- Windows 8 developer camp Melbourne – Listboxes & Databinding (March 2012)
- Windows 8 developer camp Melbourne – Contracts: Search & Share (March 2012)
- Windows 8 developer camp Hobart – Listboxes & Databinding (May 2012)
- Windows 8 developer camp Hobart – Contracts: Search & Share (May 2012)
- XDDN Melbourne – Developing with Windows 8 live tiles (May 2012)
- Windows 8 developer camp Canberra – Listboxes & Databinding (May 2012)
- Windows 8 developer camp Canberra – Contracts: Search & Share (May 2012)
- DDD Sydney – Windows 8 101: XAML + ViewModels (June 2012)
- Windows 8 App finishing camp (June 2012)
- Mobile Mondays Melbourne – My experience with Windows Phone platform (July 2012)
- DDD Melbourne – Using GitHub for opensource projects
- DDD Melbourne – Windows 8 101: XAML + ViewModels (July 2012)
- XDDN Melbourne - Windows 8 development 101: XAML, Binding & ViewModels (September 2012)
- TechEd Australia - DEV214: What’s new for Windows 8 Devs Part 2
- + many more i’ve forgotten
July 17, 2008 at 1:05 am
Congratulations David and Team SOAK.
Great work in an important field.
All the best for the future.
February 24, 2009 at 1:56 pm
Looks good, David.
I wouldn’t mind a catch up at some point. We are in a complementary business, based out of Melbourne.
Cheers,
Craig
November 5, 2010 at 12:40 am
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