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One of the cool things about ALT.NET events and Open Spaces in general is that you encounter interesting hallway conversations at every turn. Take this video as a good example. We've got Udi Dahan , Chad Myers , and ScottGu discussing issues around...
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Time for another salvo of moving pictures! John catches us up on the IronRuby and shows some under-the-covers architecture of the DLR at the ALT.NET Open Spaces, Seattle event. I didn't get the whole thing, but there's some good stuff especially...
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Greg Young convened an interesting fishbowl about moving architectures into the future. A number of "-ilities" are brought up in the course of this varied and good discussion. Watching this I wonder if there is an architectural future or if...
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I recorded the Polyglot Programmer Fishbowl opening session from ALT.NET Open Spaces, Seattle last weekend. It's pretty interesting with a variety of well-known 'glots weighing in. Ted Neward , Charlie Calvert , and our very own Jeremy Miller...
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A ridiculous game that was created during the MVP Summit and ALT.NET Open Spaces, Seattle. Is Metastones the new Werewolf? Only you can decide. I captured a lot of video during my brief, 7-day time in Seattle/Redmond. I promise to be back with some serious...
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It's been a busy couple of weeks on the ALT.NET front . Here's the run-down: Jeremy Miller has the back page of this month's MSDN magazine where he does a great job of describing ALT.NET and filling in some of the background for people that...
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Things are loading up for 2008, so it's time for everyone's favorite "where I'll be over the next six months post." Tonight (yeah, tonight ) I'm going to be given a very early version of a new talk called Planned Agility?! at...
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I've received a good chunk of questions and feedback about ALT.NET Open Spaces, Seattle; it sold out pretty quickly. Here's the good news: if you were on the waiting list there's a very good chance you got a spot at the event. You should have...
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The title pretty much says it all. Registration is open! If you were contacted by one or more of the organizers, we have a special code for you that lets you bypass general registration. Otherwise it's limited to the first 100 or so people that get...
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Quick heads up: we're not complete with the details, but we're well into planning an ALT.NET Open Spaces event to be held in Redmond, WA. We're upping the seats to 150 and, yes, it's still free and first come, first served. Registration...
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Rob Reynolds offers a valuable perspective on the whole how do you define ALT.NET riff in his "What's Your ALT.NET?" post: Passion . I love what I do and I get very passionate about it. I love to argue about the best way to go about architecting...
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I saw something about breaking up the altnetconf Yahoo list and would like to propose an initial structure. To be clear: the purpose of this proposal is to address two questions about the current list: 1) Should we break up the list? 2) If yes, how should...
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I had the pleasure of attending the inaugural meeting of the Philly ALT.NET meeting yesterday. It's a convenient (~1 Hour) train ride to Philadelphia from New York City, so I really had no excuse not to attend and I was interested in the subject being...
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I'm sitting on a plane, traveling (late) to Remix Boston and mulling over the ALT.NET Open Spaces conference. It was a great experience that exceeded my expectations by a mile. Here's my (long-winded and roughly-cut, sorry) perspective on events...
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One thing we've known from the start is that we don't have enough space to accommodate everyone that would want to attend ALT.NET Open Spaces. We wanted to keep things manageable and I guess we'll see how that goes in a couple of days. Still...
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