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December 2004 - Posts

Philadelphia .NET User Group meeting on Wednesday

Posted Thursday, December 16, 2004 12:42 PM by sspotts
The PhillyDotNet meeting last night was much better attended than we anticipated, as only around 50 people signed up but over 60 showed up. A -20 drop off rate is pretty rare! I kicked off the meeting and presented about Avalon for the early 20-minute Read More...
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Pittsburgh .NET User Group meeting on Tuesday

Posted Thursday, December 16, 2004 12:27 PM by sspotts
It was a cold and blustery night... :) I drove to Pittsburgh (and back) on Tuesday night to meet Craig Oaks and the PGH.NET folks for the first time, and gave a presentation about Avalon to kick off the meeting. It looked like around 30 people attended, Read More...
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January is Interoperability Month

Posted Thursday, December 16, 2004 11:53 AM by sspotts
January 17-February 11 Webcasts Whether you’re architecting composite applications in a multi-platform datacenter, extending the life of your legacy applications, or integrating J2EE applications with .NET, interoperability is top of mind. Join us this Read More...
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First of our SQL Server Hands-on labs

Posted Thursday, December 09, 2004 1:35 AM by sspotts
On Tuesday we had a hands-on lab around SQL Server 2005, sponsored by Microsoft, the PhillyDotNet User Group, and the Philadelphia SQL Server user group. 63 developers and about 6-8 volunteers came for 2.5 hours in this first intro level lab. Next month Read More...
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SQL Server Developer Survey - Prizes!

Posted Thursday, December 09, 2004 1:30 AM by sspotts
From our SQL Server Product Group: This is an invitation given by Microsoft to leading edge application developers to participate in a research survey that seeks feedback on improving the application development experience working with data platforms. Read More...
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Windows XP Media Center Edition

Posted Tuesday, December 07, 2004 12:04 AM by sspotts
Thankfully, my UltimateTV's tuner started to die, and my wife got annoyed enough to let me replace it with an Windows XP Media Center 2005 box. I had certain operational parameters, however. First, since it was going in the family room, it could not look Read More...
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