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Are you working with Visual Studio 2005 for Team Systems? One of our local partners Notion Solutions will be leading several live webcasts coming up. (Seriously, these are the guys to go to with your VSTS questions and training - at one time 1/2 of the world's VSTS MVP's worked for them! - There were 4 VSTS MVP's in the world, at that time. )
The details are below:
Date
Time
Event Title
Event ID
Webcast Duration
7/13/06
2:00 CST
1032300162
150
8/10/06
2:00 CST
1032300163
150
9/7/06
2:00 CST
1032300164
150
10/5/06
2:00 CST
1032300165
150
11/2/06
2:00 CST
1032300166
150
11/30/06
2:00 CST
1032300167
150
7/27/06
2:00 CST
Visual Studio Team Foundation Server HOW TO: Plan for, Install, and Configure
1032300168
90
8/24/06
2:00 CST
Visual Studio Team Foundation Server HOW TO: Plan for, Install, and Configure
1032300169
90
9/21/06
2:00 CST
Visual Studio Team Foundation Server HOW TO: Plan for, Install, and Configure
1032300170
90
10/19/06
2:00 CST
Visual Studio Team Foundation Server HOW TO: Plan for, Install, and Configure
1032300171
90
11/16/06
2:00 CST
Visual Studio Team Foundation Server HOW TO: Plan for, Install, and Configure
1032300172
90
12/14/06
2:00 CST
Visual Studio Team Foundation Server HOW TO: Plan for, Install, and Configure
1032300173
90
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ToaTalks.net launched a couple of months ago. This is the place where I post upcomming events and the power point slide decks after I give talks. TOA stands for Texas Oklahoma Arkansas. These are the three states (north TX) that I cover for Microsoft.
Reg Cheramy is one of the coolest people that I have met since joining Microsoft. We were introduced by my friend Rob Zelt at the Microsoft Mix’06 conference. Reg owns a web 2.0 company and famous blog; he is also building a Web 2.0 startup called ZigTag. At the Mix’06 conference, Reg was a stand out with his power point .05 demo (Luggage “Tag” shaped flash cards) and his luggage “tag” shaped business cards. Reg is not a Microsoft developer and he would not normally have attended a Microsoft event like Mix or the Microsoft Technology Summit that I was able to get him invited to later. These two events were pretty much a “first look” at the Microsoft Stack. I thought that his comments and observations were insightful and worth noting. It’s amazing how many J2EE and PHP developers that I run in to that have no idea how well the Microsoft platform fits there needs. (time to market, security, stability, scalability, cost savings, etc) Check out Reg’s comments.
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The INETA .NET User Group in Boston is hosting a User Group Leadership Summit this June before TechEd. Rob is helping to organize and promote this event. I met Rob last year at the INETA Summit during TechEd 2005. That was an excellent event, this one should be even better!
You can register here: http://www.wedevelop.net/leadershipsummit.aspx
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Dallas will have it's first CodeCamp in June! These are free community driven events. The emphasis on developer to developer interaction, lots of sessions and practical guidance.
Check out the official site to register and for the latest details.
http://www.DallasCodeCamp.com
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It's been almost 2 months since my last blog entry. Sorry about that. I have a growing list of “things to blog about later”. It seems that no matter what I do, there is never enough time to do everything, and time keeps moving forward - no matter what I do.
One of the things that happened in since last time - my 6 month mark at Microsoft past. That's not that big of a deal, but I thought that I would recognize it. There are a couple of things that I have learned about working for Microsoft in the last 6 months.
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