Channel 5.5: Your Host, Rob WIndsor

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

Hello ObjectSharp world!

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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Agenda Posted for the Toronto Code Camp

Toronto Code CampThe 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