PDC 2009: Tune in for our live blogging frenzy next week
Microsoft's Professional Developers Conference (PDC) 2009 kicks off the week of November 16. Like we did last year, a handful of us Microsoft watchers will be live blogging the keynotes as a group.
The PDC keynotes are slated for Tuesday November 17 from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. PT and Wednesday November 18 from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. We'll be using CoverItLive to blog, so the more of you who chime in and comment along with us, the merrier. Your group-blogging hosts (besides me) will be Ed Bott, Kip Kniskern, Paul Thurrott, Rafael Rivera, Tom Warren and Long Zheng
Come back here next week and watch along with us as Chief Software Architect Ray Ozzie; Server and Tools President Bob Muglia; Kurt DelBene, Senior VP of Microsoft's Office Business Productivity Group and more talk about what's coming for developers in the next year. (I'll post the CoverItLive viewer on my site during keynote viewing hours next week.)
There will be new info on Microsoft's Azure cloud operating environment, .Net 4.0, Oslo, Office 2010, Silverlight, SQL Server and more. And more than a few of the "Big Brains" -- Microsoft's Technical Fellows -- are on tap to present during the four-day confab. I've already posted about some of what's on tap (and not on tap) for PDC 2009 over the past few weeks. Expect lots more PDC news on my blog throughout the week next week.
Hope to see you (virtually) and/or live in Los Angeles next week!