After the Toronto Code Camp event on Saturday, the gang went out for a drink at the Spotted Dick. Your host, Rob Windsor was interviewing each of us. There're lots of weird things going on, especially badgers running around. :) Here it is. It's hilarious. Enjoy.
Video: Toronto Code Camp 2008: Interviews at the Pub
I'm keeping a blog these days at http://www.robburke.net that has lots of .NET developer content, and I'm trying to syndicate the techie bits of that blog here. Easier said, right? Has anyone out there managed to get a Wordpress blog to cross-post to Community Server?
I recently posted some follow-up to ObjectSharp's VS2008 At the Movies event on that blog, so please head over there for more about what's new in WPF 3.5 and Visual Studio 2008.
[Update 13 Feb: I haven't managed to find any way to get the cross-posting working. Pint(s) of Guinness promised for anyone who can help me with this...]
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The agenda has been posted for the 2008 version of the Toronto Code Camp and it looks to be another awesome event. Twenty-five sessions from twenty-three speakers (six of which are my ObjectSharp homies) from all across the country (and New York). Check it out.
http://www.torontocodecamp.net/Agenda/tabid/56/Default.aspx