Windows FireStarter (virtual) Conference on Dec. 12th
On December 12th, the Microsoft Evangelist team on the West Coast is hosting a (virtual) Windows FireStarter event. This is a great chance for developers to learn “straight from the horses mouth” (so to speak) guidance, best practices and tips&tricks for building applications on top of the Windows platform.
They are holding this FireStarter event *LIVE!* in Redmond, but they are also streaming it live online to the rest of the world.
This would be a great opportunity to secure a conference room for the day, post the agenda around your office, and join us live on December 12th. I’ll see if we can also open up an IRC channel or something to carry the communication online during the sessions.
Be sure to register for online participation or if you can happen to be in Redmond on the 12th, you can participate in-person. Seats are limited!
Agenda: (all times are PST)
8:30 – 8:45, Kick off, Mithun Dhar
8:45 – 9:30, Keynote/Why Vista!, Chris Henley
9:30 – 10:45, The Case of the Unexplained, Mark Russinovich
11:00 – 12:15, Building Differentiated UI Applications Using Composite WPF, Glenn Block, Bob Brumfield & David Hill
1:00 – 2:00, Best Practices for Developing for Windows for Windows Standard User, Crispin Cowan
2:00 – 3:00, Windows Security and Bitlocker, Byron Hynes
3:15 – 4:00, (Windows 7 + Windows Server 2008 R2) Teaser Session, Byron Hynes
4:00 – 5:00, Windows for everyone!

Wow, I love the new layout and format of the blog!
And this event sounds amazing!
This was an amazing event, even as an online participant. I had a lot to do Friday, so I dragged my laptop every where with my ears plugged in! Even used gas to keep it going while my husband wasin the store! Thanks for letting us know, Dave!
Ellen