More About Me

My name is Scott Dockendorf.

• I'm a Senior Software Architect for »telligentsystems, a technology services and software development company.
• 12 Years of experience with software development.
• Currently an MCP.NET, working towards more lofty certifications.
• Focus areas:  Object Oriented Programming, ASP.NET, Test Driven Development, Whidbey, Middle Tier/Asynchronous Development, Standards/Proven Practices & Methodologies
• Actively present on such topics as Test Driven Devlopment, ASP.NET, Unit Testing with Whidbey & Middle Tier Development with .NET
• While not "geeking out" with .NET, I spend lots of quality time with my family.  Lastly, you can find me watching my favorite teams, the Green Bay Packers and the Dallas Stars, or playing games at my favorite Lan Gaming Center, Tru-Gamerz.

Group Associations:

• Recently joined INETA as the Texas Industry Academic Alliance representative (Information about IAA blog post)
• Active member of the Microsoft South Central Developer Guidance Council
• Director of Speakers for the Dallas .NET User Group

Upcoming Presentations:

• May 2, 2005 - Test Driven Development & .NET TODAY - Oklahoma City .NET Developers Group, May 2, 2005
• May 12, 2005 - Unit Testing with VS 2005 VSTS - TDD Workshop, Dallas, Texas
• June 16, 2005 - Writing Quality Code with VS 2005 VSTS - Visual Studio 2005 Developers Conference , Dallas, Texas
• December 15, 2005 - Middle Tier Development with .NET - Dallas .NET User Group, December 15, 2005

Presentations:

• Developing Web Applications with ASP.NET, Microsoft Developer Days, 2001
• Putting It All Together: A Review of OpenHack, Microsoft Developer Days, 2004
• Middle-Tier Development with .NET, Plano & Ft. Worth .NET User Groups
• Test-Driven Development & .NET, Dallas, Plano & Ft. Worth .NET User Groups.

Articles:

• Unit Testing With Whidbey, A Concise Look at Microsoft's Impressive Offering
  .NET Developer's Journal, December, 2004.  (View Online, Download PDF)
• Unit Testing and Generating Source Code for Unit Test Frameworks Using Visual Studio 2005 Team System
  MSDN Online, September, 2005.  (View Online)