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One Long Strange Trip: Visual Studio Magazine and Me
The January Visual Studio Magazine marks the first time the C# Corner is written by Patrick Steele . I’ve bowed out after a long run with the magazine and its predecessors. The most important part is that...
My CodeMash 2010 experience
I have enjoyed reading other posts about how much people enjoyed CodeMash . It is my favorite yearly conference. The people are brilliant, and energized about technology. It’s also one of very few events...
My CodeMash 2010 Schedule
A new year means it’s time for CodeMash.  Tomorrow I begin the annual geek pilgrimage into the water park for tech knowledge.  I’m amazed at how much the conference has grown, and the strength...
It’s time to look ahead to 2010
Before I discuss my 2010 predictions, it’s important to provide a disclaimer using my 2009 predictions.  One of my predictions was spot on.  At the end of this post, I said: “Of course, I’m probably...
Advice for Public Speakers
A friend of mine asked me for some pointers relating to giving technical talks recently. We had a great discussion and I thought that some of the advice was general enough that I would share it here. Many...
Reflections on Executive Briefing: Natural User Interface and Social Media
Once again, we brought together a small group to discuss two more upcoming topics for the software industry. This time it was Natural User Interfaces and Social Media. The most interesting observation...
Reflections on our Software Development Jam
Yesterday, we hosted a Software Development Jam at Automation Alley in Troy, MI (North suburbs of Detroit, MI for those readers not in the Michigan area). We billed the event as a way for developers to...
MSDN Developer Conference -- Detroit: January 22
There is still time to register for the MSDN Developer Conference in Detroit, this coming Thursday. If you missed PDC, this is a chance to get a look at the major content announcements from that conference...
Posted: Code and Slides from CodeMash
I’ve just uploaded my code and slides from both talks at CodeMash. I was somehow lucky enough to have two talks at CodeMash: Extending and modeling the type system using Extension Methods. Slides CodeSamples...
Posted 12 January 2009 11:04 AM by wwagner | with no comments
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The Technology Industry in 2009 (One man’s opinion)
It’s time to consider what 2009 will bring for the technology industry. It’s more than just an idle exercise: In order to stay relevant, I need to make some reasonable predictions about what I should be...
Is Inshoring a relevant strategy for Michigan’s Software Industry?
Dianne Marsh and I have been sharing time writing a monthly column for the Ann Arbor Business Review magazine.  This last month, I wrote about the trend for ‘inshoring’: Outsourcing software development...
Interview with .NET Zone live (includes sample from More Effective C#)
More Effective C# was one of the better selling books at PDC, which triggered Alan Ashcraft to sit down and chat with me about C#, writing, helping customers, and being a general nerdy person. The full...
Charlie Calvert and I on Deep Fried Bytes
Deep Fried Bytes #19 went live on Friday. Charlie Calvert and I got cornered by Keith and Woody while at PDC for a quick chat about C# futures, our book, and other cool stuff was announced at PDC. We had...
Starting a Company? We (and Microsoft BizSpark) can help
Yesterday Microsoft formally launched BizSpark, a new program that is designed to help increase the chances of success for startups in the software business. The timing couldn’t be better for the Michigan...
A question on the Kindle
Dear readers, I noticed that More Effective C# is available on a Kindle edition . I don’t have a kindle, and I’m curious what people think of the experience with a programming book in a Kindle edition...
Posted 06 November 2008 11:05 AM by wwagner | with no comments
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