Mark your calendars! Registration has now opened for Ann Arbor Day of .NET.

When: October 18th, 8am-5pm
Where: Washtenaw Community College, Ann Arbor, MI (Same place as the GiveCamp, for those who were there in July)
What: A fun day of learning about various technologies and skills that are applicable to us as developers and networking with a talented community

If you haven't had the opportunity to attend a Day of .NET event, make time to check this out. It's an event put on for the community, by the community. It's a great time to meet your friends from Twitter, hear topics on some of the latest and greatest technology (perhaps including things like Silverlight, WPF, and SQL 2008), and learn more about the .NET community known as the district that never sleeps.

So... register for Ann Arbor Day of .NET! Hope to see you there!

Labels: Ann Arbor Day of .NET, community, Day of .NET, event

Jeff Blankenburg had a Blankenthought today about the developer community, what your peers think of you, and how the social networking sites out there that let us review each other are pretty empty. So, he's come up with a Blankenholiday called Contribupendence Day.

If you're on any social networking site out there where you can review your peers (like LinkedIn and Plaxo), you should participate in this holiday. And if you're not on them, then get on them and join in on this celebration of the developer community.

Go read Jeff's post on how to take part in Contribupendence Day 2008!

Labels: Blankenholiday, community, Contribupendence Day, Jeff Blankenburg, social networking