September 2008 - Posts

A New Era has arrived.
28 September 08 05:02 PM | PhilWh | 0 Comments   

On the day where all the talk is around financial bailouts and economic meltdowns, there was one piece of incredible news.  We now have a commercial orbital launch industry in the US.  The Falcon 1 vehicle from Space X became the first privately Read More...

Filed under: Life in General

ArcReady Links I mentioned
25 September 08 05:01 PM | PhilWh | 0 Comments   

For our Dallas, attendees, I apologize - I had to juggle a couple of other events and am being slow about putting up the links I mentioned.  For Austin, here's the list - I made it before my deadline. :-) For the event slides, you can go to http://www.tinyurl.com/ArcReady Read More...

Filed under: Architecture

USBizi released
17 September 08 04:58 PM | PhilWh | 0 Comments   

I'd mentioned the USBizi was being worked on here and at a couple of events.  Well, for those who have been asking me about it, it's now shipping.  And not just with the 2.5 Micro Framework, but there is also a beta version of the 3.0 Micro Read More...

Filed under: Software/Tech

XamlFest
15 September 08 05:06 PM | PhilWh | 0 Comments   

I just got word that Jared is running a new program called XAMLFest down in Houston in October (October is going to be BUSY!)  If you're planning to be around Houston on the 6th and 7th, here's the details Dates Monday & Tuesday October 6 th Read More...

Filed under: Software/Tech

Game Developer Conference
15 September 08 05:06 PM | PhilWh | 0 Comments   

Just a quick blog post between talks down at the Austin convention center.  GDC is going well, and again some of the most interesting developers you'll ever want to meet are out and about.  There's a LOT of cools stuff going on - if you didn't Read More...

Filed under: Software/Tech

Oh, My. :-(
05 September 08 05:07 PM | PhilWh | 0 Comments   

I just learned from Bil Simser that Patrick Tisseghem passed away on Wednesday.  When I first got into blogging, Patrick was one of those that was leading the way with figuring out what SharePoint was and could do.  I still have great pleasure Read More...

Filed under: SharePoint