Conference

So, a few weeks ago I was able to attend the BUILD Windows conference in Anaheim. I'm guessing you heard something about it. The last time Microsoft held a conference at the convention center in Anaheim was when it announced Windows 95 \- this conference was an attempt to show that Windows was going to revolutionize things again. I've got a lot of thoughts that I want to talk about, so I'll probably have to break this into multiple posts.

This year, I was fortunate enough to attend DevLink for the fourth year in a row. I'm pretty sure 90% of my Conferences posts are recapping prior trips to DevLink. Well, here goes number four, though I'll try to keep it more succinct than last year.

A writeup on devLink 2009 (part 3)

A writeup on devLink 2009 (part 2)

A writeup on devLink 2009 (part 1)

I'll be speaking to the Memphis DNUG on PowerShell.

I ate sushi with some other developers from DevLink

Last weekend, I was fortunate enough to be able to participate in devLink 2008.net). Randy Walker, Michael Johnson and myself drove down on Thursday morning.

Tech Ed 2008 - day 4 review.

Tech Ed 2008 - Day 3 Review

Tech Ed 2008 - Day 2 Review

Tech Ed 2008 - Day 1 Review

Tech Ed 2008 - Preconference Review

If you live anywhere around Memphis, be sure to be there on November 10. That is when the Memphis Day of .NET is scheduled. It was just announced today that Charles Petzold will be delivering the keynote as well!

My wife and I got back from Nashville last night and we had a great time. While she went around shopping at garage sales and hanging out with family, I got to spend some time with some great developers at devLink. The conference was incredible.

I'm getting ready to start the drive to Nashville tonight for DevLink 2007. It will be my first real conference to attend and I'm really excited about it. It will also be fun to get to hang out in Nashville. If you'll be at the conference, look me up!

Well, I got back from the .NET Roadshow last night. It went really well, too. The conference lasted two days with three tracks.

I'll be going to the .NET Roadshow 2007 in Dallas!