TechEd2008

This session was supposed to be another session, but I’m quite happy that they changed it. I didn’t notice since I thought this seemed like a session I would go to.

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This is the first session that realy hit the roof when it comes to the level of the session. I arrived late to the session (sorry). The session is about reliability on large

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This Session at tech-ed was held by Rob Tiffany, about how to utilize SQLCe with merge replication to achieve a scalable solution with SQL Merge replication to and from devices. This is the

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Interesting session indeed. This was the first time that I felt a culture difference between he session hosters and the people listening to the session. The crowd was somewhat hard to active, and

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This session was held by Miha Kralj. He described the trends he was seeing when looking at software architectures and systems. This was a realy good session. Im not going to list everything

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This session was held by David S. Platt whom wrote a book with the same title. It was a fun session. David explained that developers cannot design software with the assumption that if

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To be honest, I do not think that this was much of a Deep Dive. It was more like a technical overview of the new features of Virtual Earth 6.2. However I

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This session covered do’s and don’ts of software Architecture. It described the different roles of Software Architects, and finished off by showing a vision of the future of Software Applications. <

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< p class=”MsoNormal”>I didn’t think I’d be posting a blog post about the TechEd keynote, however I can’t help myself. So why am I posting about it?

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Ill be spending 3 days at Tech-Ed Barcelona. These are the sessions I will be attending. Hopefully I will be posting a small post about each session. Architectures: The Good, the Bad, and

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