Jon Skeet is no longer a Microsoft MVP

Hi all

Jon Skeet, who has been a C# MVP since 2003, as I understand it was to have his MVP
renewed on October 1’st 2009, but his employer Google advised him not to be renewed,
so he had to tell Microsoft to not consider him for renewal. You can see Jons blog
entry here.

To be honest, I think it is very petty way Google is thinking.

So to Jon: Great work, keep it up, and hopefully either Google will come around or
you will find a better job and get your MVP status back.



eliasen

I’ve been interviewed

Hi all

Now, I am aware that people following my blog are probably very likely to follow Richard
Seroters blog
as well, but just in case you haven’t noticed, Richard tortured
me with his 4 questions this time 🙂

You can find his questions and my answers here.

Now, being interviewed by Richard and thus having a link to my blog appear on his
blog entry is bound to generate some traffic to my blog from people who either didn’t
know me or didn’t visit my blog So naturally, the first about 12 hour after Richard
posted his interview, my blog was down because the webhosting company that hosts eliasen.dk
had changed something or something else, who knows? 🙂

As you can see, though, my blog is again up and running and will hopefully stay this
way! 🙂



eliasen

WSCF.blue v1 RTW

WSCF.blue v1 RTW

I’m a little late in announcing this. WSCF.blue is now formally released to web as v1. Although its only been out 3-4 days now we’ve crossed over a 100 downloads already. Whew. Looks like a lot of folk were waiting for this release
Christian Weyer has blogged about the release. I would also like […]

October is my MVP Renomination Month

Well – October is always a special month for meI’ve got family birthdays and my MVP
Award is up for renomination. You basically keep getting assessed for the work done
in the past year.

Keeps you on your toes and makes sure that complacency doesn’t creep in 🙂

I’m happy to say I’m back for another year!!! Whoo hoo! It’s
really you guys – the community that make my efforts possible. As long as you need
them, I’ll do my best to help.

Bring on 2009/2010 – there should be some great advancements in our technology worlds,
more agile, more cloud based and more accessible.
(’Integration should just work’ – that’s the theory)

SBUG Mini Meeting – Hello Global 360

Global 360 are a new partner who have joined the user group and have contributed a few interesting ideas and suggestions for the user group.

The plan is at this short online meeting they will do a small introduction to who they are and what they do. From here we can suggest things that user group members would be interested in knowing more about and one of the Technical Architects from Global 360 will do a deep dive BPM session at a future SBUG event.

Signup for the meeting at: http://sbugminihelloglobal360.eventbrite.com/

Orchestrating the Cloud : Part I – Creating and Consuming A Google App Engine Service From BizTalk Server

Orchestrating the Cloud : Part I – Creating and Consuming A Google App Engine Service From BizTalk Server

I recently wrote about my trip to Stockholm where I demonstrated some scenarios showing how I could leverage my onsite ESB in a cloud-focused solution. The first scenario I demonstrated was using BizTalk Server 2009 to call a series of cloud services and return the result of that orchestrated execution back to a web application […]