Wrox at Microsoft Tech Ed 2008 Developer
Wrox will be at Microsoft Tech Ed 2008 in Orlando June 2-6 and of course we'd love to see you there. June 2-6 is Developer Week in Microsoft's new 2 week North America Tech Ed format. Some of the places you can find us at Tech Ed will be:
- At our booth in the Exhibit hall. We'll have several editors there throughout the week
- Party with Palermo: Wrox is sponsoring Party with Palermo again this year and at least a few of the staff will be there
- Plenty of Wrox authors are speaking at Tech Ed:
- Andrew Connell: Don't Be a Tool, Be a Better SharePoint Developer through Tools!
- Andrew Connell: Building High Performance Solutions on Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007
- Billy Hollis: From a Developer's Perspective: Intersecting Microsoft Expression and Microsoft Visual Studio 2008
- Billy Hollis: Radically Different User Interfaces with Windows Presentation Foundation Data Templates
- Billy Hollis: Radically Different User Interfaces with Windows Presentation Foundation Data Templates
- Brian Knight: Performance Tuning Microsoft SQL Server Integration Services 2005 and 2008
- Dustin Miller: Using Microsoft Visual Studio Tools for the Microsoft Office System and SharePoint Products and Technologies to Automate Document Creation
- Heather Solomon: SharePoint Tools for Style: How to Start Branding SharePoint
- John Holliday: Building Custom Routers for Records Management in Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007
- John Holliday: Building Document Management Solutions Using SharePoint Content Types
- John Holliday: XOML, XOML, Everywhere: Building Custom Workflow Editors for SharePoint
- John Holliday: Turning SharePoint Data into Microsoft Office Documents: A Deep Dive into SharePoint Document Assembly Using Open XML
- Robert Bogue: SharePoint Workflow Activities
- Scott Cate: Understanding C# Lambda Expressions
- Scott Cate: Microsoft Visual C# Compiler Tricks
- Scott Hanselman: Jumpstart Data Driven Web Applications with ASP.NET 3.5
- Scott Hanselman: Extending Non-ASP.NET Applications with Microsoft Internet Information Services 7 and the Integrated Pipeline
- Scott Hanselman: Car or Motorcycle: Choosing the ASP.NET MVC Framework
- Steven Smith: Black Belt ASP.NET Performance Techniques
- If you're a Wrox author with a session I missed, please let me know!



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