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SharePoint Connections... here we come!
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Bil Simser
It’s about 12 hours before I hit the airport to head off to Orlando for SharePoint Connections . After that it’s a few hours flight to Toronto, hang out in airport for a couple of hours sans wireless (thanks airport jerks) and then fly down...
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TDD isn't enough
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Bil Simser
There’s been a bit of a bru-ha-ha recently with Rocky Lhotka ’s comments on TDD (which I’m listening to for a refresher). This touched off a few posts, but unlike the Microsoft got TDD wrong incident a few months ago, discussions are...
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The SharePoint Show
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Bil Simser
Just noticed that Gene Kraybill’s SharePoint Show hasn’t put together a new episode? Hopefully he’ll be back soon as it’s been almost a month since the last show. It’s a great show and the only SharePoint podcast on this...
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Hanselman hits Calgary
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Bil Simser
Yesterday the Alberta.NET User Group hosted a session with the glucose pilot himself, Scott Hanselman . Scott presented an overview of DasBlog , the blogging software he currently is the keeper of, and some ideas around how to leverage concepts that DasBlog...
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Look kids, new technology!
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Bil Simser
You know, when Microsquishy lifted the NDA ban on us lowly MVPs (and others) to go forth and blog about Office 2007 (and specifically SharePoint) we all thought there would be a flood of cool new stuff? Where’s the flood? Okay, I’m as much...
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Voting closes tommorow for BOF sessions at TechEd 2006
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Bil Simser
If you’re heading to TechEd 2006 in Boston June 11–16 then you’ll want to vote on your favorite topics in the Birds of a Feather sessions on the coolest things like say, SharePoint! Okay, so you’re probably not heading to TechEd...
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Oracle gets into the "Express Edition" game
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Bil Simser
As the latte kicks in this morning, I thought this was interesting. With Microsoft touting their free line of Visual Studio Express and SQL Server 2005 Express products to get developers interested in building .NET systems, it seems Oracle has finally...
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TechEd 2006, Birds of a Feather, DevConnections, and Hanselman in Calgary
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Bil Simser
Just a reminder of a couple of things coming up as I get a few things in order. Next week I’m at SharePoint Connections and presenting on Wednesday. It’s going to kick and we’ll be doing some pretty cool stuff during the sessions (I’m...
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Scrumm for Team System, free as in beer
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Bil Simser
Conchango is a consultant services provider focused on delivering solutions to improve the business performance of companies through the application of information technology. I’ve been testing their Scrum for Team System product for awhile now...
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Mashing it up in Calgary in June
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Bil Simser
In May and June of this year (that would be 2006 for those that are not paying attention or just lost track of time) the Canadian Developer Evangelist group are heading out on the Real Development Tour to 5 Canadian cities: Tuesday, May 30, 2006 –...
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