Event - TechDays 2008

10 03 2008

Tomorrow (March 11th) Microsoft’s launch wave finally reaches Belgium!
3 new products (SQL Server, Windows Server and Visual Studio 200 8) will be presented to the Belgian .NET community in Ghent.
The next 2 days (March 12th & 13th) will be filled with technical sessions at this year’s TechDays.

HEROES happen {here}

HEROES happen {here}

2 days packed with technical content, that’s what TechDays is for you. A full house of developers will have the opportunity to choose between 3 developer-oriented tracks and the architecture track. The agenda even provides some Software Factory related sessions! Some sessions that might interest you as a reader of this blog:

Title Speaker
Domain Specific Development with Visual Studio Domain Specific Language (DSL) Tools Jelle Druyts
VSTS Application Lifecycle management Yves Goeleven
Application Lifecycle Management and Visual Studio Team System Steven Wilssens

Community

As always, TechDays also provides a good medium to connect with your peers. Most Belgian user groups are present, as will quite some members of IntoFactories.NET! Be sure to meet us at the Compuware booth!

Just like last year, Visug is organizing its Visug Geek Bowling as an evening activity.
On the evening of March 12th, they’ll gather at the Bowling Palace in Lochristi around 20h!

Be there!
Stijn.

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11 03 2008
Pieter Gheysens (21:29:43) :

This year, we moved to another bowling venue for the VISUG Geek Bowling - 15′ from the ICC : Bowling Palace Lochristi … You’re all welcome as from 20h!

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