I apologize for the delay — with my computer dying and everything, it took me longer than it should have to make my slides and samples for the Basta sessions available here. They should also be available here (but aren’t, yet) and each delegate will get sent a CD sooner or later — that’s as much info as I have.
Anyway, here are the downloads for my sessions (some of them together with Ian Cooper):
I did that presentation there yesterday. I had added a piece on top, to stretch things a bit more in the direction of WCF: the Game Status Viewer uses an additional published service to query game status information and displays that in a console window.
Here are the slides and samples in that most current version:
Net3GameChallengeNewcastle.zip
During the presentation I also mentioned that permissions problem that comes up when you run the …
Several people have asked me this now: is that double session I’m doing at DDD 6 a session with two parts or is the second part a repetition of the first? The answer is, it’s a real double session, so if you’re only there for one of the two parts, you’ll miss half of it!
I guess this is more confusing because the two parts are torn apart in the agenda. I hope this clears it up — would be too bad to have lots of people in the second part who missed the first :-) …
I’m probably not the first to report this, but let’s help the community: Go here to register for DDD 6 on November 24th. Quickly, it’s bound to fill up until the end of the week!
I don’t think I have to explain to anybody what DDD is about - just go there now and vote for your favourite sessions!
October 17th and 18th this year, the VBUG conference 2007 takes place at Microsoft Campus in Thames Valley Park in Reading. I’ll be speaking there about LINQ as well as WPF, and if you’re interested in Developer Express technology, this is the place to be because I’ll have a booth there and I’ll be ready to demonstrate all the products and answer all your questions. Looking forward to meeting you there!
I just got back yesterday from the Basta! conference in Germany. It was a great event, very busy for me but also lots of fun. My sessions all went very well and I had a great time talking to people at the Developer Express booth. Thanks to everybody who stopped by the booth or came to one of my sessions!
Here’s all the content from my sessions (if you attended Basta!, you should also receive a CD shortly with all the session slides and samples):
I might be late to the party, but I’ll still try to help spread the word: DDD 6 takes place on November 24th this year, and the call for speakers has just been opened. If you’ve always wanted to find good event to do your own session at, this might be it - go here to submit your session proposal!