Visiting the Iowa .NET User Group this week
Tag: Microsoft
I'm honored to be speaking at the Iowa .NET User Group this week. My topic will be on SQL Server 2005 for Developers. If you are in the area, please stop by. Visit their site for more information.
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Read more →Plan now to attend the launch of Windows Vista, Office 2007, and Exchange Server 2007 in Boise on January 30, 2007. There will be two tracks throughout the day: IT Professional and (wait for it) …
Read more →I had a great time last week representing INETA and presenting Team System topics to the San Gabriel Valley .NET Developers user group and the Bay .NET user group in Califrnia.
I really enjoyed …
Read more →Updated TFS Installation and Administrator's guides
I just noticed that both the .CHM files were recently updated, and available for download.
The Installation guide (TFSInstall-v61004.chm) is now version 8.0.61004 (10/6/2006) - 261 kb The …
Read more →I got connected at Connections!
I'm back home now, but had a total blast at DevConnections in Las Vegas this week. I saw many friends and colleagues who I hadn't seen for awhile. I was surprised that there were ~4700 attendees at …
Read more →Hitchhiker's Guide to Visual Studio and SQL Server
Although I don't have their newest (7th edition) book yet, I plan on picking it up. From what I've read at the site, the Hitchhiker's Guide to Visual Studio and SQL Server (7th Edition) seems to be …
Read more →A PowerPoint deck introducing .NET 3.0 has been uploaded to the presentations area of the .NET Framework 3.0 site.
Although it's still pre-release (release candidate 1 is available for download), the …
Read more →See you at 'camp this weekend in Seattle
That's right. Seattle Code Camp 2.0 is upon us, with a late-breaking venue change ...
Camp will be held at Nintendo's DigiPen Univeristy, which is very near the Microsoft Campus. Consultants …
Read more →That's right, John Lam, a respected developer, and partner of ObjectSharp in Toronto will be joining Microsoft in January 2007. Could it be all of his hard work creating RubyCLR has paid off? He …
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