Conference season has started

Last week I was in Las Vegas (yeh baby!) for MIX and MEDC.
Doing 2 conferences that overlap was ambitious but it worked out great. I met so many amazing people and had fantastic conversations about technology, the future of the web, and heaps of other topics.
I also got to see some very cool new projects.
My friends from the ScreenEdit team in the UK were also there, recording plenty of conversation and points of view. Look out for the interviews appearing on the site soon.
So what other conferences do I plan to attend this year?

• TechEd in Orlando
• ReMix Australia in Melbourne
• TechEd Australia on the Gold Coast (yes the site uses Flash - can you believe it?)
• DevConnections Las Vegas

Maybe I will see you at one of these events?

MEDC 2007 sessions resolved - again

After I told you that the sessions had been resolved the last time there have been a number of email threads going and the session titled From Smartphone to Server has been dropped.

I am now presenting the following 3 sessions this year at MEDC:

Windows Live Services on Windows Mobile

The Synchronization Story

Windows Vista Gadgets That Talk to my Mobile Phone

The reason for dropping the From Smartphone to Server session is that my good friend Daniel Moth is doing his session Sharing assets between the .NET Compact Framework and the .NET Framework. Daniel, through his blog posts and sessions he has presented, has taught me a lot of cool ways to build one assembly that runs on all of my computers (from Smartphone to Server!). I am pleased he is presenting this topic as it is super important for mobile developers to realize how they can extend their reach.

MEDC 2007 sessions resolved

After several emails which made me more confused, then less confused and now happy, I can announce that this year at MEDC I will be presenting the following sessions:

From Smartphone to Server, building 1 assembly that runs on all my computers.

The Synchronization Story: Building Windows Mobile applications that work with Windows Vista Sync Center

Windows Vista Gadgets That Talk to my Mobile Phone