Sunday, November 23, 2003

My recent activities with .NET Developers Journal  Interview of Ingo Rammer   SYS-CON Radio interviews at PDC The Radio interview list is much bigger than this, these are just the ones that I was personally involved in Brian Loesgen and Dave Norderer from INETA Kevin Collins, Sr. Program Manager of SQL Server CE Stephen Forte,  CTO of Corzen, RD Keith Franklin, Software Architect of Empowered Software Solutions, INETA Board Member Ken Getz, Sr. Consultant of MCW Technologies, RD Jackie Goldstein, GM of Renaissance Computer Systems, RD Billy Hollis, Elysian Group, RD Steve Lasker, Microsoft PM, VB.NET – talks about design time experience for VB developers consuming data in VS Whidbey Tim Landgrave, President of eAdvantage, RD Julie Lerman, .NET Consultant and developer, founder of Vermont .NET User Group Les Pinter, Founder of Pinter Consulting, sold the software to Bill Gates that became MS Word, INETA speaker, longtime FoxPro guy John Robbins, Co-Founder of Wintellect Steve Schmidt, InstallShield, Director of Product Management Kevin Schuler, InDepth Technology, and PDC Bloggers site, RD Richard Hale Shaw, The Richard Hale Shaw Group, CEO, INETA speaker Paul Sheriff, PDSA, RD Steven Smith, ASPAlliance, President Chris Sells, Software Legend, author, Manager of MSDN Longhorn Resource Site Dave Sussman and Alex Homer, writers of a ASP.NET Whidbey book and an ADO.NET Whidbey book David Treadwell, Microsoft GM of .NET Platform, talks on Whidbey and WINFX Terry Weiss, CTO of Mentis Solutions, RD Andy Wigley, ContentMaster, Principal Technologist, .NET CF author Shawn Wildermuth, author of upcoming MSDN series on Longhorn Jim Wilson, JW Hedgehog Inc, author of DevelopMentor’s .NETCF course, OpenNETCF.org board member       4:34:56 PM    comment []

Steven Smith comes to Memphis Sponsored by INETA, Steven Smith spoke at the Memphis .NET Users Group on Tuesday.  The topic was on the features of ASP.NET Whidbey v2.  Excellent job, Steve! Steven has done a couple of nice books for web developers.  I was not familiar with them until recently, and I must say that I was pleasantly surprised.  After looking at ASP.NET for seems like years now, it always good to pick up new useful facts without the pain of learning on your own.  Be sure to check out the Cookbook as it is practical, helpful, and co-written with Rob Howard.  It’s rated a 4 star book on Amazon. And don’t forget about the RegEx resource: http://regxlib.com/ Steven’s Web Sites: http://aspalliance.com/ - The #1 ASP.NET Community http://aspsmith.com/ - ASP.NET Training http://aspadvice.com/ - Answers to Questions Steven’s Books: Beginners: ASP.NET By Example Advanced: ASP.NET Developer's Cookbook 12:23:14 PM    comment []

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