Hey folks, Last week I visited USA to attend Global MVP Summit 2010 and I make sure that I purchase a copy of recently released CLR via C# 3/e by Jeffrey Richter published by Microsoft Press. The book is a MUST READ for all .NET developers and provides an insight Read more…
Day 4 was the last day of the Summit, I wonder how fast these days passed by. But the good thing about day 4 was that we had free time to hang out with other MVPs and to get out of the hotel and campus (H) after 3 PM. In Read more…
Day 3 was almost the same like Day 2, the deep dive learning and feedback sessions were scheduled at Microsoft Campus, Redmond. But in day 3, I attended few sessions other than of my core expertise and so I attended a morning session at 9 AM with ASP.NET Team on Read more…
Day 2 was something important and tightly scheduled with several sessions, we were suppose to catch Shuttle from hotel by max 8:30 AM to reach Microsoft Campus, Redmond. So we woke up early in the morning, had breakfast and left the hotel by 8:15 AM. Being Visual C# MVP, I Read more…
In last post I mentioned about attending MVP Summit 2010, So here I’m in Seattle/Bellevue/Redmond and the first two days of the Summit are over. It was pretty exciting and fun, we met different MVPs representing more than 70+ countries, MVP leads and some Program Managers at Microsoft. The event Read more…
“The MVP Global Summit is a multi-day event that is hosted in Bellevue and at Microsoft headquarters in Redmond, Washington. With a large catalog of deep dive sessions and a variety of networking opportunities, the MVP Global Summit enables MVPs to connect with other MVPs, build relationships with Microsoft product Read more…
8th Feb, 2010 Microsoft released release candidate (RC) of Visual Studio 2010. The VS 2010 RC will be available to download for general public on 10th Feb 2010. Earlier we saw some glimpse of Visual Studio 2010 beta 2 as well as some Intellisense improvement. So if you are like Read more…
These days I’m reading “C# in Depth, Second Edition” written by a very famous C# MVP Jon Skeet. In his book Jon cleared the difference between Parameters and Arguments which I thought to share, with his permission. A lot of software developers really use these words interchangeably when discussing about Read more…