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Why go to the MVP Summit?

Every year Microsoft hosts an event they refer to as the MVP Global Summit in the Seattle area. This event is invitation only event where those who have been recognized as Microsoft MVPs get to meet with their product groups, discuss strategy, impart real-world scenarios, and learn what is coming...

Posted to TimRayburn.net (Weblog) by Anonymous on 02-20-2010
Dallas TechFest 2010 – Call For Speakers

I’m thrilled to announce that Dallas TechFest 2010 has set a date of July 30th, 2010 and is currently engaged in a Call For Speakers looking for those in all sorts of technology areas who wish to speak. If you’ve got expertise in .NET, Java, Ruby, PHP, ColdFusion, Python, Flex or anything else...

Posted to TimRayburn.net (Weblog) by Anonymous on 02-17-2010
Gravatars in ASP.NET MVC using HtmlHelper

I’m working on a side-project right now that is using Gravatars and found the wonderful article by Ryan Lanciaux on creating an HtmlHelper extension. His extension was good, but did not use integrate with the FluentHtml model of MvcContrib, so I refactored his original into the following class...

Posted to TimRayburn.net (Weblog) by Anonymous on 12-23-2009
I’m an MVP for 2009!

A couple of days late, but I’m thrilled to announce that Microsoft has recognized me as a Most Valuable Professional again for 2009. I’m always immensely honored to be counted among this incredible group of technologists. MVPs are known around the world as passionate experts in their field...

Posted to TimRayburn.net (Weblog) by Anonymous on 07-03-2009
New Project, New Technologies

Starting Monday morning I will be starting a new project for a client of my employer Improving Enterprises . I’ve spent a good deal of time talking with my new teammates about what technologies we will be using for the project, and I thought that work might be of interest to others, so here are...

Posted to TimRayburn.net (Weblog) by Anonymous on 06-27-2009
Dallas DevCares – Parallelism in .NET 4.0

Dallas TechFest is behind me, and now it is time to look forward. Forward to Visual Studio 2010, Forward to .NET 4.0. Tomorrow (Friday, June 26th) I will be presenting at the Dallas DevCares event on Parallelism in .NET 4.0. This talk is one I’ve given before, but two things will be different...

Posted to TimRayburn.net (Weblog) by Anonymous on 06-25-2009
Register For Dallas TechFest, Win a Mac Mini

No, you read that correctly. If you follow the link below and register for Dallas TechFest 2009 between now and June 14th, 2009 you will be entered into a drawing to win a Mac Mini. We've got lots of space around, so spread around the code to all your friends. Oh, and you'll also be getting ...

Posted to TimRayburn.net (Weblog) by Anonymous on 06-04-2009
Speaking at Northwest Arkansas Code Camp 2009, and you can join remotely

At 3:30 today I’ll be speaking at the Northwest Arkansas Code Camp 2009 about Concurrency in .NET 4.0. Not in NWA? No worries. These guys have all the rooms setup with LiveMeeting, and are going to be making the content available during the day. If you’d like to join, just enter the...

Posted to TimRayburn.net (Weblog) by Anonymous on 04-25-2009
BizTalk Server 2009 on MSDN

I’m thrilled to announce that BizTalk Server 2009 has become available on MSDN, as of last Saturday. The 2009 release includes many cool things, but I’d like to highlight the unit testing capabilities that have been added to the product. With this release, there is now support for unit testing...

Posted to TimRayburn.net (Weblog) by Anonymous on 04-08-2009
Intro to WCF for the AZ.NET User Group

I'm in Arizona currently, specifically Phoenix, and last night I had the chance to speak at the AZ.NET User Group thanks to the wonderful folks at INETA. I promised the folks there that the slides would be posted last night, so I'm only about 8 hours late. The talk was an Introduction to Windows...

Posted to TimRayburn.net (Weblog) by Anonymous on 03-11-2009

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