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Google launches a special treat just for developers

Very cool - this looks like it's going to come in very handy for me. Maybe you too? It seems the Google folks have just launched a new Code Search service at www.google.com/codesearch . They have indexed publicly accessible source code from all across
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Naughty or Nice - Lump of coal for the Visual Basic 2005 team?

OK, i know my posts have been very intermittent and matter of fact to the point of desiccation recently (ever since i was asked by Windows Vista to expunge one of my posts - it was their IP, intellectual property, watchdogs too). So you know what this
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Developer Connections conference in Las Vegas, November 7-10 - $100 discount off regular registration

As you have likely heard already, the grand launch for Visual Studio 2005 and SQL Server 2005 will be on November 7th and I can't think of a better opportunity to immerse yourself in education on these two massive product sets than the Developer Connections
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Download location for the sample code from my x64 programming Webcast

For those of you who attended my Webcast this morning on developing for the Microsoft Windows XP Professional x64 Edition from Visual Studio 2005, you can now download the sample code and compiled solution . There were no slides, just a brief introduction
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Free two-day Visual Studio 2005 workshops coming to Phoenix and Las Vegas!

OK, let's see if this blog posting can successfully avoid inciting the guardian watch-dogs of Windows Vista intellectual property... I really still don't know what was so objectionable in my last posting , especially in this new era of supposed transparency.
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This posting deleted at the request of Windows Vista (Longhorn) program management.

So much for transparency... I guess it only applies to whatever is OK for you to know.

Download location for the sample code from my Webcasts

For those of you who attended my Webcast yesterday and wanted to download the sample application from it, you can now find this via http://www.msdn.tv/BernardWong . Many thanks to MaximumASP.NET for hosting this site (it's only been a few hours now but
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The official manufactured Visual Studio 2005 Beta 2 disk sets

I received my custom advance order of six hundred of these - one for each attendee of the SoCal .NET Technical Summit coming up this Saturday in Long Beach, CA. If you're like me and lack the patience (and phat pipes) to download several Gigabytes of
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Exclusive discount - save $500 at VSLive! Las Vegas, May 8-11

Yup, here's another exclusive developer conference discount offer for readers of this blog. If you've been sitting on the fence about going to VS Live! Las Vegas , let me sweeten the pot for you... How about a $500 discount off the standard rate of $1,695
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Incredible $900 discount for upcoming Software Security Summit conference

If software security is your thing, Software Development Times (SDTimes) is putting together an entire conference just for you! It runs from April 12th to 14th in La Jolla, California (a rather fashionable suburb just north of San Diego which translates
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Announcing Southern California's own local developer conference!

Registration is now open for the inaugural edition of the SoCal .NET Technical Summit to be held Saturday, May 7th. For the past few months, I've been working with the various .NET user groups in SoCal to organize this one day developer conference and
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Free Visual Basic .NET software, MS Press ASP.NET development book and bonus CDs - special offer

Wow! This is so cool, I can hardly believe we're just giving this stuff away. There is a very special offer going on now through November 30, 2004 to coincide with a series of free ASP.NET technical training Webcasts from Ken Getz, Rob Howard, Fritz Onion,
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Programming languages with .NET implementations

Yesterday, an inquiry came up internally over e-mail about whether a .NET implementation of the PL/I language existed. This caught my eye because PL/I was the first language that I encountered on a mainframe (at the University of Toronto, from whom I
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Additional installation instructions for current MSDN Events attendee DVD-ROM

If you attended a MSDN Events seminars seminar this week (on October 12th or 14th) and you are experiencing problems installing Visual Studio 2005 beta 1 refresh from the companion attendee DVD-ROM that you received there, refer to the additional installation
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InfoPath training on the Developer Resources DVD, also the Toolkit for VSTO Preview

this past week I spent travelling through the northern part of the Southern California district and presenting my last seminars in the current cycle of ASP .NET content to audiences in Bakersfield and Santa Maria. i've never driven the two outbound legs
 
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