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Lange Zeit bevor ich bei Microsoft war, habe ich schon in diversen Firmen eigentlich immer aus eigenem Antrieb heraus recht schnell Technologie adaptiert und auch während laufender Projekte reingebracht. Den Mehraufwand hat man gerne selbst getragen (oder tragen lassen, Entschuldigung schon mal an dieser Stelle, Ihr wisst wer gemeint ist) um das Projekt / Produkt auf eine neue technische Ebene zu heben. Meist hat sich der Aufwand auch gelohnt. Seit ich bei Microsoft bin, liegt hier mein Fokus natürlich
Posted to Dariusz quatscht (Weblog) by dparys on December 3, 2008
Filed under: XPSP2, Connected Systems, SQL Server, CodeClips, Software Factories, Visual Studio, VPC, C++/CLI, HPC, WCF, WF, VSTS/TFS, Dev Tools, C#, XNA, Coding4Fun, Dies und Das, Conference, Web 2.0, ASP.NET, Silverlight, Orcas, Vista, Security, MSDN, MFC, Windows Server, IIS7, Open XML, VSTS, SQL Server 2008, Events, WDF, TechTalk, Windows Live, .NET Framework, Testing, PLINQ, Tools, Data Access, C++, Games, Services, Virtualization, Architecture, Dynamic Languages, Windows, LINQ, Mein Senf, Parallel Computing, Concurrency, WPF, Entity Framework, PDC2008, Windows Azure, Model Driven Development, .NET Services, Azure Services, Live Services
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I realize that I'm normally off-topic, so it's weird for me to actually be blogging about SQL Server on my vacation... Figures. I've blogged before about the Real Reason™ that most guys my age (at least in the USA) got into software development: video games. Back in my day, they wasen't even much "video" in our games. MUDs, MUCKs and MOOs were all text-based multiplayer games (think Zork over the internet)... But that didn't stop many guys I knew from flunking out of college for playing games instead
Posted to Reed Me (Weblog) by reedme on August 18, 2008
Filed under: XNA, video games, Xbox, SQL Server, gaming
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Yesterday the second Belgian Community Day took place in Keerbergen. I joined in a bit later due to some meetings at the office but it was still more than worth it. Nine Belgian User Groups joined in this year to organize a day “For the Community, By the Community”. I would like to thank all the people involved into getting this organized, I know it was a lot of work these last months. Special thanks to Ilse and Gill as they really made sure eveything was running. When I got there, halfway during
Posted to Katrien's MSDN Blog (Weblog) by katriend on June 27, 2008
Filed under: events, MSDN Belux, user group, xna, game development, silverlight 2, .NET, sql server, sharepoint
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Sul sito MSDN abbiamo appena pubblicato le registrazioni di alcune nuove conferenze/eventi che si sono svolti durante il corso degli ultimi mesi. Questo l’elenco delle registrazioni disponibili Silverlight e ASP.NET AJAX: A Powerful Duo Microsoft Business Intelligence Platform Windows Server 2008 SQL Server 2008 Visual Studio 2008 XNA Game Studio European Tour 2007 Office Business Application Architect Forum: le registrazioni dell’evento Innovation Day WPF & Silverlight for Designers Microsoft
Posted to Il blog del team MSDN Italia (Weblog) by Gabrielc on June 24, 2008
Filed under: Windows Server, Visual Studio, ASP.net, SQL Server, Eventi, Webcast, WPF, User Interface, Office System, OBA, OOXML, XNA
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The age old question of "how do we get more students interested in STEM (science tech engineering math) has come up one too many times. It's time for me to write what I know (so here you go!): A couple programs Microsoft created to help students get interested in technology: http://s2b.experience.com/alumnus/channel?channel_id=microsoft_s2b&page_id=home http://www.microsoft.com/about/diversity/programs/digigirlz.mspx Some ideas on leveraging technology
Posted to The CyKho Blog (Weblog) by CyK on March 20, 2008
Filed under: Toys, programming, sql server, xna, popfly, silverlight, robotics studio, school, STEM Pipeline
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Calling all students! Check out this video featuring Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates as he discusses a new initiative called Microsoft DreamSpark targeted at offering Microsoft developer tools FREE to students: Bill Gates talks about Free Software, Students, and Technology This is a FANTASTIC deal for students interested in getting into the Software Development field. Using these tools you can build virtually anything you want to from web sites, Windows or Mobile applications, to games for your
Posted to Chris Koenig (Weblog) by chkoenig on February 19, 2008
Filed under: Visual Studio, SQL Server, Windows, Expression, .NET, XBOX, XNA, VS08, Community
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