If you haven't registered
already for your tickets to the St. Louis Days of .NET 2013,
it is not too late. But HURRY,
because you are running out of time! Our special "Early Bird"
pricing ends this Saturday, October 12 - no exceptions. This means that
the chance for incredible $200
tickets to the conference will no longer be available after
this week. We expect to welcome over 1,000 people in attendance this
year, and have already received several hundred registrations. Remember
that your all-in-one ticket to the event includes access to:
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Over 130 technical sessions on Friday (11/15) and Saturday (11/16)
·
Vendor fair featuring nearly 50 local and national companies
·
Thursday (11/14) night pre-party and jam at the Bottleneck Blues Bar
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Friday night social networking event at HOME Nightclub
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Great, newly revamped Open Spaces opportunities
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Breakfast and lunch for two days during the conference
Beyond the core event, for a
nominal extra fee, there are also opportunities to attend one of our six
pre-compiler workshops on Thursday, Nov. 14. These deep dive sessions
provide eight full hours of expert instruction on one major topic, including
ASP.NET MVC, mobile services, Visual Studio TFS, and others. Plus, if you
are coming from out of town, we have secured a block of discounted rooms at
both the Ameristar's own hotel, and also at the nearby Country Inn and Suites,
so rest assured you'll have somewhere to stay.
If you haven't been back to our
site recently, go check out our session list.
We have now selected and published the majority of our sessions, including 116
talks from 77 outstanding speakers. This year, we will be featuring
presenters from as far away as San Diego and Redmond, New York, and even
London! Not to mention a number of speakers from right here in the St.
Louis area.
Don't miss out on the St. Louis
area's premier professional education and networking event for .NET and Web
developers. Head over to our registration site and sign up today!
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