DevTeach Redux

Some of you might not be aware of it, but one of the premier development conferences is coming to Toronto in a few weeks (May 27-31). That conference would be DevTeach.

For the past 10 years, DevTeach has been bringing some of the best speakers from North America to Canada to talk about the thing that we’re most passionate about: development. You will hear topics covering a wide ranges of subjects, from Agile to Cloud, Mobile to Web development, SharePoint to SQL Server. If you are interested in hearing some of the most engaging and knowledgeable speakers, then DevTeach is the place to be.

In an earlier blog post, I mentioned that ObjectSharp will be out in force for the conference. Since then, we have added more speakers to the roster. Max Yermakhanov will be speaking on Hybrid Cloud and Daniel Crenna expounds on globalization in Web applications. Max is ObjectSharp’s resident IT guru. He is responsible for the fact that ObjectSharp’s infrastructure is as cloud-y as it can be. So he brings with him real-world experience related to seamlessly weaving Azure and on premise infrastructure.

Daniel is relatively new to ObjectSharp but not to the world of .NET. A former Microsoft MVP, he is responsible for a number of open source projects, including TweetSharp. His session on globalization in Web development will touch on the stuff that only comes up when you’ve gone through the crucible of actual implementation. And being in Canada, it comes up quite frequently.

ObjectSharp has been a sponsor and champion for DevTeach since its very early days. This year, the timing of the conference would have conflicted with our annual At the Movies event. So we put off At the Movies for a year. Because that’s how good this conference is.

So if you have been to one of our At The Movies events in the past, then I strongly suggest you look at DevTeach instead. Don’t worry…we’ll go back to doing At The Movies next year (it’s too much fun for us to stop). But until then, DevTeach is the place you should be at to hear the latest and greatest in development talks.