34 posts tagged altnetconf

Don't miss out on Spec# Hey, you decision makers up there at Microsoft. Maybe you didn't realize this, or maybe you're waiting for the community to let you know. Spec# is one awesome project that needs to become a real product.

Hey, you decision makers up there at Microsoft. Maybe you didn't realize this, or maybe you're waiting for the community to let you know. Spec# is one awesome project that needs to become a real product.

SerialSeb, one of the attendees at Alt.Net.UK conference earlier in the year, is arranging a few drinks in a London bar (to be announced via upcoming link) as a chance to catch up, meet and have an informal chat (no sessions or anything like that) with people who are interested in the alt.net ideas.

I've been in Seattle the past week, first at the MVP Summit and now at the ALT.NET event. It's been good to rub shoulders with folks from outside our little ALT.NET cocoon to hear other points of view, but there's a particularly common refrain that bugs me a little bit.

I've been in Seattle the past week, first at the MVP Summit and now at the ALT.NET event. It's been good to rub shoulders with folks from outside our little ALT.NET cocoon to hear other points of view, but there's a particularly common refrain that bugs me a little bit.

I've been in Seattle the past week, first at the MVP Summit and now at the ALT.NET event. It's been good to rub shoulders with folks from outside our little ALT.NET cocoon to hear other points of view, but there's a particularly common refrain that bugs me a little bit.

I've been in Seattle the past week, first at the MVP Summit and now at the ALT.NET event. It's been good to rub shoulders with folks from outside our little ALT.NET cocoon to hear other points of view, but there's a particularly common refrain that bugs me a little bit.

There is a short article I wrote called What is ALT.NET on the back page of the March edition of MSDN Magazine. Nothing you haven't seen before if you're a regular reader here, but it was nice to see something in the mainstream.

There is a short article I wrote called What is ALT.NET on the back page of the March edition of MSDN Magazine. Nothing you haven't seen before if you're a regular reader here, but it was nice to see something in the mainstream.

There is a short article I wrote called What is ALT.NET on the back page of the March edition of MSDN Magazine. Nothing you haven't seen before if you're a regular reader here, but it was nice to see something in the mainstream.