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Additional thanks to those who attended my session this morning (DPR303 – Developing Enterprise-Grade Mobile Applications). I’ve uploaded the deck to SlideShare – you can find it at the bottom of this post.
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Just in case you are interested, I will be presenting at MIX11 next week in Vegas. Mix has always been one of my favorite conferences, and I’m looking forward to speaking. Here are the details: EXT18 – Developing iPhone and iPad Apps that Leverage Windows Azure You are building apps for the iPhone/iPad, yet you [...]
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No, I’m not running for President…! Instead, I’m asking for your help in voting for my session at MIX11 this year: Using iPhone, iPad and Android devices with Windows Azure You have invested a lot learning how to build applications on Microsoft’s Windows Azure platform. But your customers are asking for solutions that target iPhone, [...]
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Are you in or around the Irvine, CA area on Wednesday January 19th 2011? If so, you may want to attend an evening panel session on Where mobile business applications are headed in 2011. I’ll be presenting together with Kevin Boyle from Microsoft, Autumn Radtke from Geodelic, and Jack Bicer from Septium. The event is [...]
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QCon is one of my favorite conferences. Although it’s a relatively small gathering compared to TechEd or JavaOne, it always has an awesome selection of sessions and speakers. Last year was amazing, and I had the honor of presenting a session (Patterns for Cloud Computing) in one of the many great tracks. This year (San [...]
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As I mentioned in my previous post, I’ll be participating in a panel at JavaOne on Monday. With a similar format to last year, each panelist is given 5 – 10 minutes before it opens up for general discussion. Rather than showing a bunch of marketing slides, I thought it would be more interesting to [...]
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I recently found out that I will be speaking at JavaOne again this year! I’ll be participating on a quick-fire demo panel called Taking Java to the Sky: Cloud Computing 2010 Expert Panel together with representatives from Oracle, Salesforce, and Amazon. Raghavan Srinivas will again be doing a wonderful job by moderating the session, and you can [...]
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This is from November 2009, but I’ve just noticed that my “Patterns for Cloud Computing” session recording from QCon San Francisco has been posted online. You can find the recording and slides here.
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I have the pleasure of presenting the keynote at the Microsoft @Cloud Conference in Korea next week. I’m not sure how many people from Korea (if any!) follow my blog, but if you do and are planning to come, I would love to meet you. This will be my third trip to Korea and I’m [...]
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I was watching a presentation yesterday, half way through which the presenters fired up a demo of their application. To their horror, the demos failed spectacularly. After what seemed like an eternity trying to recover, the presenters were forced to move on, leaving the presenters visibly annoyed and the audience disappointed. Although I’m not immune [...]
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