…through the Marketplace. To find out more about TechDays, visit the TechDays site .
We'll be running deployment clinics in the TechDays cities when we're there (those cities, in order: Vancouver , Edmonton , Toronto , Halifax , Ottawa , Montreal , Winnipeg , Calgary ), in the TechDays lounge, as well as outside the conference. Watch this blog for details!
Windows Phone Training for …
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- Brian's Tech Blog: Mobile Ruby - cool stuff
- How Software is Built: Interview with Stefano Fornari - CTO - Funambol
- Hampton Catlin - Home: Rhodes To Ruby
- Giles Bowkett: Tôi Kratistôi (And Good Riddance)
- MetaSpring Blog: The MetaSpring Blog Carnival: Issue 7 - Web Development
…attend TechDays 2010 in the city where you are registered. This means that if you attend TechDays 2010 in Vancouver, you will get your subscription 3-4 weeks after the Vancouver event; if you attend Toronto, it will be 3-4 weeks after the Toronto event, and so on.
Finally, there is one more thing I need to be completely clear about. The provision of a one-year TechNet subscription to TechDays 2010 attendees is a one-time only occurrence and will not be continued in future years. …
…used as well as some hilarious tales from tech conferences. She's creating the content for the TechDays session on the Windows API Code Pack and delivering that session at TechDays Toronto.
Developers, developers, developers! Guys from the Ryerson Digital Media zone , local development shops, indie coders, SharePoint guys looking to build business apps, iPhone and Android developers wondering what Windows Phone 7 was like...and they all seemed pretty …
- How Software is Built: Interview with Stefano Fornari - CTO - Funambol
- Giles Bowkett: Tôi Kratistôi (And Good Riddance)
Today, Tuesday August 3rd, is your last chance to register for TechDays Vancouver at the early bird price of CAD$349.99 (plus taxes). The deadline is tonight at 12:00 midnight Eastern (that's 9:00 p.m. Pacific ); once this passes, the registration fee for TechDays jumps up to its regular price, which is almost twice the early bird price.
If I were a gangsta rapper (and it in fantasies, it's one of a dozen of interesting things I do on the side), I'd say "Don't procrastinate, registrate!"
If you're planning on TechDays Vancouver, your window for the early bird price of CDN$349.99 plus tax expires on Tuesday, August 3rd. After that, the price jumps up to almost twice that. Save yourself some money by not procrastinating - register for TechDays Vancouver now!
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Once again, register for TechDays Vancouver before the early bird price expires!
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Unlike those vending machine hot dogs, TechDays is good for you. You could sum up Techdays in a number of ways, including this:
Taking place this fall in eight cities across Canada (in chronological order: Vancouver , Edmonton , Toronto , Halifax , Ottawa , Montreal , Winnipeg and Calgary ), TechDays 2010 is Microsoft Canada's big cross-country …
…Bootcamps . They're being presented by Colin Melia, who's presented at TechDays, wrote the Silverlight demo app that we used for the EnergizeIT tour and is one of our go-to guys for Windows Azure - simply put, the guy knows his stuff .
The Windows Phone 7 Bootcamps are serious courses - two full days of in-class hands-on training in which Colin will explain the Windows Phone 7 platform and especially Silverlight as it runs on Windows Phone, with all …
- How Software is Built: Interview with Stefano Fornari - CTO - Funambol
- Brian's Tech Blog: Mobile Ruby - cool stuff
- Hampton Catlin - Home: Rhodes To Ruby
- Nick Hammond: Cloud based backup choices
- Luigi Montanez: Respect the Browser - Lessons from JSConf 2009
…pointers on this blog. I'll also be participating in a number of presentations, workshops and TechDays events to cover HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript. Keep watching this space for more.
Take IE9 Platform Preview 2 for a Spin!
You can download Internet Explorer 9 Platform Preview 2 right now. As with Platform Preview 1, it coexists with Internet Explorer 8, and it's a very thin wrapper around the engine, meaning that it's really for developer and designer …
- casperfabricius.com: Curiosities of HTML5
- No Strings Attached: Detecting device size & orientation in CSS
…is a rock star. He did some great presentations and an Azure exercise for Techdays, wrote one of the demo apps we used in EnergizeIT and will be helping out at Make Web Not War . He also played to a very packed room at Code Camp with a session on Silverlight Essentials:
Here's Infusion's Nickolas Landry doing a presentation on XNA development. He showed a Space Invaders game with an interesting twist - it was written as a 3D game rather …
- igvita.com: Ruby & WebSockets: TCP for the Browser
- : Sammy 0.4: Here's looking at you
- Developing with Style: I finally did it! My own Web Development Podcast
- AdminMyServer Blog: compass and cufon and 960, oh my
- Katz Got Your Tongue?: The Web Doesn't Suck. Browsers Are Innovating.
- Stake Ventures Inc.: XAuth a useful service with a poor name
…EnergizeIT tour takes place just as universities are going into final exams. I hope that TechDays, which happens from September through December (fall semester in universities) gives us a chance to present at universities across Canada, including my beloved alma mater, Queen's .
I enjoy doing presentations of all sorts, but I have to admit that there's a special place in my heart for presenting to students. It's partly because students are a fun crowd to present to, …
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- How Software is Built: Interview with Con Zymari - CEO Cybersource
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- MicroISV on a Shoestring: The IE CSS Bug Which Cost Me A Month's Salary
- danieltenner.com: iPad: an Apple for Mom
- Rubycon - All things geared towards web development: Iphone a miss, edge's a joke