Drumroll
My first “real” blogpost is going to be about a .NET wrapper framework for KML.
KML is the XML standard that Google Maps and Google Earth utilizes when loading marker points. By using KML…
Daniel Berg’s blog about ASP.NET, EPiServer, SharePoint, BizTalk
I’m in the UK today and tomorrow (on my way back from a trip to India for two days earlier this week), and am giving two tech talks while in town.
The first is this evening at a London .NET User Group event. I’ll be presenting Silverlight 3. Unfortunately the event is already over-registered – so if you haven’t registered yet you’ll need to catch it the next time I’m in town.
The second talk is tomorrow (Friday) from 1-4pm at the Microsoft facility in Reading and is on ASP.NET MVC. When we first announced it last week it also over-registered quickly. Thankfully my hosts were able to get a larger room this week, though, so another 120 spots became available.
You can register to attend the talk for free until 4pm today if you want to attend. Hurry, though, as there are only 43 seats left (down from 57 seats when I first started writing this blog post).
Hope to see some of you there,
Scott
He lives in NZhe loves Auckland and he successfully got married last year
Ready to take on the world – I want to congratulate one of the hardest working BTS
experts I know
He puts in a tremendous effort for the local community and is always ready for new
ideas.
Well done mate and a big congrats from this Aussie!!!
Thiago Almeida –
BizTalk MVP!!!!!
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