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Welcome to PDC08!
I can't believe it, it is PDC time again! We are back in LA Oct 27th-30th, I hope you can make it! You can register here: http://www.microsoftpdc.com/Registration/ You can check out a very small sampling of session here: http://www.microsoftpdc.com/Agenda/Sessions.aspx
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PDC08: I can't wait!
We just announced that PDC 2008 will be in LA Oct 27-30... I just love the PDC... it is a HUGE conference and is very developer focused. My team is actively working on some great stuff that will come out right around the PDC... So folks on my team are
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PDC 2007: Save the date…
Folks, something tells me 2007 is going to be a great year for developers… Just as we start the planning process for Mix '07 , I saw that we announced the dates and location for PDC 2007… As most of you know, we only hold the PDC when there is big developer
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Book Recommendations from the PDC CLR Panel
At the PDC during the CLR Futures panel an attendee asked the panel what books they recommended on the CLR… I promised to blog the list that the panel suggested.. so here it is (a little late). Notice this is NOT meant to be an exhaustive list… this is
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WinForms PDC follow-up
Jessica did a great post listing the frequently asked questions she received while at the PDC this year… I only hope more teams do the same thing. This is an excellent resource! http://blogs.msdn.com/jfoscoding/archive/2005/09/19/471492.aspx
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PDC: Download slides for the breakout sessions
Folks at the PDC can download slides from breakouts by going to… you guessed it CommNet … Here is the particular URL: http://microsoftpdc.com/content/downloads.aspx It typically takes 24 hours or so from the time the session is given until they are posted.
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Getting ready for the PDC Panel: Looking Ahead to the Future of the CLR
By far the thing I like most about the PDC is hearing from customers… that means the Q&A part of any presentation is what I find most interesting. So it is no wonder that panels are my favorite format at the PDC… because they are nothing but Q&A…
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PDC2005 WinFX Namespace Poster
The MSDN folks keep giving this morning… They just posted a highres version of the namespace poster we gave out here at the PDC. Enjoy! I’d still love to hear you feedback …
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PreCon: Designing Reusable Class Libraries Slides posted
As promised , the good folks at MSDN have posted our precon slides. Please take a look. Remember that plagiarism is the highest form of flattery [:D] I’d be honored if you used these slides to push good design practices at your company… I’d love to hear
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The ingenuity and practicality of the PDC attendee
While I certainly think Windows Vista , Office “12” , WWF , Linq , VSTA and Expression are cool… I am personally blown away by the ingenuity and practicality of the attendees here at the PDC. Let me give you an example… But first, some background.. as
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To blue shirt or not...
I am conflicted about my wardrobe for the week here at the PDC and I thought I would ask for your help ;-). The question is whether I should wear the blue shirt or not. On the one hand the “official” policy is for Microsoft speakers and staff to wear
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Our first look at the Framework Design Guidelines book...
Here is a very cheese picture of Krys and I as we see for the first time real copies of the Framework Design Guidelines book at the PDC book store…
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PDC: What do you think of the updated WinFX poster?
If you check out your attendee bag you will find a couple of posters… One of which is an updated version of the WinFX poster we first did at the 2003 PDC. Joe Duffy and I worked on it (with help from many others)… It was good fun to take a top-down look
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PDC: Where is Commnet?
At the PDC you constantly hear about this wonderful place called “ CommNet ” where you see the schedules, get announcements, fill out evals , etc. But did you know you can access comment from any machine? As long as you are registered at the PDC with
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PreCon: Designing Reusable Class Libraries
Krys and I had a great time at our precon yesterday… It was especially fun to give away copies of the Framework Design Guidelines book. Krys and I (and the great folks at AW) worked double time to get the book ready for the PDC. It was an amazing high
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