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TechDays was a hoot. Three days of free content fresh from PDC and a whole lot more. Lynn Langit kept everything moving with some social networking for attendee questions in addition to her own presentations. I had a great time helping to organize the...
PDC 2008 finished up last Thursday. I had a very productive time, both attending sessions and networking. Here are some of the session highlights: Keynote on Day 1 - Windows Azure announcement by Ray Ozzie. The cloud is coming. With Windows Azure, Microsoft...
PDC is almost here. And, as a warm-up, we have the LA Code Camp Saturday and Sunday at USC. There will be over 80 presentations from our local talent, several “out of towners”, and some of the Microsoft product team members down for PDC. For...
Microsoft is doing a TechDays event November 11-13 at the Cost Mesa Hilton. November 13 is focused on Architecture and Microsoft has asked me to organize the development architecture track. A key part of that will be an architecture panel discussion in...
The IASA SoCal October Architecture meeting (10/16) is focusing on the importance of User Experience. Patrick Neeman, a colleague and good friend is presenting. Check out his blog http://www.usabilitycounts.com . How User Experience Ensures You Will Build...
In mid September I, along with other INETA NorAm board members, had the pleasure of meeting with several product teams at Microsoft while in Redmond for an INETA board of directors meeting. In our product team meetings, we shared our overall plan INETA...
On Sepember 10, I'll be doing a geekSpeak webcast on Dynamic Languages and the DLR . The web cast starts at 12:00 noon Pacific time. The link above will take you to online registration. Hope you can join us. Event Overview The geekSpeak webcast series...
Last Tuesday I presented my continually evolving “Dynamic Languages and the DLR” at the San Diego .NET Users Group . I have unit tests written in Iron Python running in NUnit as part of the presentation. This week, on Wednesday September 3...
Coming up October 25 and 26 is the first LA Code Camp . It’ll be held at the USC campus. This is the weekend just before PDC so we may see some of the Microsoft product teams attending. I’m again doing my continuous evolving dynamic languages...
Architect & IASA Connections October 6 - 8 San Francisco, CA Don’t miss this unique event for IT & Software Architects that will impact how you think, design & innovate – and help guide you as a professional architect. The conference...
SQL Server 2008 BI Architecture In this demo-filled session, Lynn explained architectural considerations around implementation of OLAP cubes and Data Mining models using the SQL Server 2008 product stack. Here she demonstrated SSAS, SSIS and SSRS. Her...
The Managed Services Engine - Curt Peterson, Neudesic Today’s SOA implementations require more than just Web services and messaging, they are complex environments in need of feature rich, robust management and governance solutions. End to end service...
California State University, Fullerton’s Extended Education is putting together a certificate program in Service Oriented Architecture. I’m proud to be a contributor to this program and will be teaching a segment, "Elements of Service...
Over the past month, I’ve made the rounds of several Southern California user groups and the San Diego Code Camp presenting “Dynamic Languages and the DLR.” · San Gabriel Valley .NET on June 18 · IASA SoCal/SoCal .NET Architecture...
On July 1, a bunch of new sessions were added to the PDC. You can see the full list of sessions that have been published (so far) at the PDC site . Here are some interesting sessions: An Introduction to F# Learn about Microsoft's new language, F#...
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