Posted by: sarah on: November 11, 2011
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Posted by: sarah on: May 2, 2011
This past weekend, I had the privilege to speak at Pittsburgh Code Camp 2011.1 at Robert Morris University in Moon Township, PA. The talk I was scheduled to give was “Three’s Company - Writing for the Desktop, the Browser, and the Phone”. This is my tips and tricks for choosing WPF or Silverlight and writing [...]
Posted by: sarah on: February 17, 2010
This week, I am in Seattle/Bellevue/Redmond for the Microsoft MVP Summit. It’s so surreal being here - I couldn’t have imagined what this would be like. The MVP Summit is truly a meeting of the minds, where we can collaborate with other experts, product teams, and team leads. If we have any feedback on programs [...]
Posted by: sarah on: January 18, 2010
In my previous post, I covered my Precompiler and Day 1 of talks experiences at CodeMash this year. However, I was there for the full conference, so let’s continue on with what I saw on Day 2. IronPython for ASP.NET Many of you know that there are two of us who typically speak on IronPython [...]
Posted by: sarah on: January 16, 2010
Over the past few days, I have been in Sandusky, attending CodeMash. This was my second year at CodeMash, and once again, I think Jim Holmes and his team did an amazing job of putting this conference together. Their main quote of Free your mind! really got me thinking, and this year, I decided to [...]
Posted by: sarah on: January 4, 2010
I got an email from Catherine Devlin - PyCon’s Publicity Pythonista Extraordinaire - for you .NET people who may be going to PyCon. So… check this out: .NET’s Dynamic Language Runtime has brought new prominence to the role of .NET dynamic languages like IronPython, and many .NET programmers are looking for ways to get up-to-date [...]
Posted by: sarah on: December 18, 2009
Whenever I give a presentation, I try to turn off my desktop icons just to get rid of a distraction (and clutter) for my audience. However, I haven’t started hiding my taskbar yet. This past Tuesday night, I spoke at the Cleveland WPF User Group, and one of our regulars noticed an icon on my [...]
Posted by: sarah on: November 21, 2009
We were talking about form design at the accessibility meeting at the Cleveland Sight Center this morning, and one of the regular Web Dev SIG attendees made a comment about how it depends on the age of designer as to whether labels or notes were put before or after an input field. Of course, I [...]
Posted by: sarah on: November 13, 2009
Tonight, I got to hear Allen White give another awesome PowerShell presentation - this time on gathering SQL perofrmance data with it. Now, when it comes to PowerShell, Allen not only talks about it, he passionates (passion-ates) about it. (His word…. as other SQL people can confirm…) Anyhow, when he started tonight’s SQL meeting, he [...]
Posted by: sarah on: September 29, 2009
The deadlines for the calls for proposals and speakers for PyCon and CodeMash are coming up – October 1st (this Thursday) is the closing date. Have you submitted your talks yet? If you haven’t submitted your talks yet, why not? Let me tell you why you should submit to speak at these conferences. PyCon Last [...]