David Kline

One of the most popular .NET Compact Framework demos at MEDC 2006 was the .NET Compact Framework Remote Performance Monitor . While working at our booth on the expo floor, I used the .NET Compact Framework Performance Monitor to examine the performance...

Steven Pratschner recently posted about one of the coolest new features of the Service Pack 1 beta for .NET Compact Framework version 2 -- the .NET Compact Framework Remote Performance Monitor. Along with the real-time view of the .NET Compact Framework...

Another MEDC has ended. I had a great time, met many kind and enthusiastic people and reconnected with many that I met at last year's conference -- they sure seem like old friends now. :) I very much enjoyed presenting again this year and appreciate all...

Yesterday was so busy that I did not have time to post the daily summary when I got back to my room. Instead, I went to sleep and did not stir until this morning. Ryan 's session (APP411 - .NET Compact Framework 2.0: Optimizing for Performance) was quite...

The first day is done. As I mentioned earlier , the keynote was this morning and had some fun demos. Then came the hardest part of presentation day for me.... waiting for it to be my turn. The session went quite well, mini-godzilla, the session mascot...

Arrived in Las Vegas yesterday afternoon on a very smooth, pleasant, uneventful flight. Met with many folks at dinner in the evening, some I had not seen since the last MEDC and some I had only talked to in email. After dinner, I braved the (very) long...

The slides are written and the design experts have given them some polish. The demo's have been written and practiced. Rehearsals have been done. All that's left is to get on the plane and head for Las Vegas and MEDC 2006 . As much fun as I had last year...

I would like to express my sincere thanks to everyone who tuned in to my INETA webcast on April 20th . This past month was my first ever experience with broadcasting over the web and am still amazed that I was able to stream live from my office in Redmond...