Thanks for bringing my attention to this webcast, I just signed up for it. I wasn't aware of the original scheduling.

I am very interested yet I get "This page cannot be displayed" error when I click on the link or paste it in my browser. If you navigate to MS events page, it shows this event on the 8th but you still get the same error clicking on thier link.

I blogged on this as the Webcast listings may not have yet been refreshed to pick up the change.

I checked the URL in the blog entry and couldn't repro the problem. Here's what you would see there:


MSDN Webcast: Test Driven Development as a Practice – Level 400

4/15/2004 9:00 AM - 4/15/2004 10:30 AM
Language: English-American

Live Meeting Webcast

Online Event United States

General Event Information
Products: Visual Studio.

Recommended Audience: Developer.


This webcast was originally scheduled for April 8th, that date has been cancelled.

Date: Thursday, April 15, 2004
Time: 9:00AM-10:30AM Pacific Time (GMT-8, US & Canada)

Description: Microsoft® Press author Ron Jeffries, author of the recently released “Extreme Programming Adventures in C#” will discuss the application of Extreme Programming design and development techniques using Visual C#® and and the Microsoft .NET Framework. Topics include "Spikes", unit-testing, and your questions regarding the fundamental techniques of simple design, test-driven development, and refactoring to create practical, .NET-ready applications.One registered webcast attendee will be randomly selected to win a free autographed copy of Ron Jeffries’ new book, one title in the new Microsoft Professional Series of books. The Microsoft Professional Series titles are focused on agile programming methods and underlying architectural design concepts and patterns, representing the cutting edge of new or changing technologies.

Presenter: Ron Jeffries, Software Development Consultant, Ronald E Jeffries Associates

Ron Jeffries is an industry leading voice and practitioner in the extreme programming movement. He was the on-site coach for the original eXtreme programming (XP) project. An independent consultant who has been involved in XP for more than five years. He and his teams have built operating systems, compilers, relational database systems, and a wide

Registration URL is:
http://msevents.microsoft.com/CUI/Register.aspx?culture=en-US&EventID=1032247637

Must have been my firewall at work as I brought the laptop home and could get to the site with no issues. Thanks.