Just some flash back on the event itself.
Me, Walter and Tim testing out the multi touch demo. Lots of hard work
The night before the event – Andrew Pickup rehearsing on stage
Tee – who has been our faithful proctor for many events working hard with his team
Below photos show the exhibition hall being setup.
It was fun and happy to see so many people turned out for the business launch of Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2 and Exchange Server 2010. I presenting 2 session at the developer break out track session.
It was the best audience I never had so far. Many thanks to you guys for making it so much fun!
As per promised you can download my slides here.
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By the way, if you are a SharePoint developer or IT Pro, check out the coming SharePoint User Group’s Information Work Community Day for IT pro and dev here
On Friday, June 26, Microsoft announced the official start of the Windows 7 Upgrade Option Program, which allows customers who buy a PC now from a participating OEM or retailer with Windows Vista Home Premium, Business or Ultimate to upgrade to Windows 7 at little or no cost ( a minimal shipping & handling fee apply). This program will be available until January 31, 2010 and is a global program.
For more details, visit http://www.microsoft.com/malaysia/windows/upgrade
If you are from Kuching (City of cats in Malay) or happen to be there, come and see me presenting SharePoint and SharePoint Designer 101 at Kuching Park Hotel. Event details are here.
SharePoint not your cup of tea? My fellow MVP Walter, Ming Man and Jabez will be there also presenting topics like LINQ, WPF and Windows 7.
Map to the venue (Jalan Padungan)
Local VSTS Partner and C# MVP Ervin Loh delivered a talk recently on 12th Jun about source control features inside Team Foundation Server 2008. This is actually a Microsoft Malaysia hosted event known as Devtalk where every month they invite speakers to share on topics of interest to developers. He has blogged about it here., and you can also visit his blog to access the slides deck.
Ervin’s session is followed by my colleague Hoong Fai who talked about Continuous Integration with TFS 2010!
