Last week I was in Sydney for the Mobile and Embedded DevCon (MEDC) and it was a great opportunity to catch up with what’s been happening in the Microsoft space.  With TechEd 2007 just around the corner, I was able to chat with Darryl Burling on just why it’s going to be an event not to be missed. 
And the […]

Continuing the recordings from SQL Code Camp (NZ) that was on the 25/26th November 2006.  There are 13 recordings in total (full list can be downloaded from Nick Randolph’s .NET Travels). 
15 Tips for Better Reporting Services
Adam Cogan

Continuing the recordings from SQL Code Camp (NZ) that was on the 25/26th November 2006.  There are 13 recordings in total (full list can be downloaded from Nick Randolph’s .NET Travels). 
ORM’s & LINQ
Andrew Tokely

Continuing the recordings from SQL Code Camp (NZ) that was on the 25/26th November 2006.  There are 13 recordings in total (full list can be downloaded from Nick Randolph’s .NET Travels).  
Forum Discussion : Data 2.0 - The future of relational databases in an OO world

Last week both the Perth SQL User Group and the Perth .NET Community of Practice had the privilege of having David Lemphers present.  Whilst Mr DotBoto got a bit of publicity at the .NET group, Dave saved the discussion of Linq and the future of data access layers for the SQL group.  Luckily I was […]

Continuing the recordings from SQL Code Camp (NZ) that was on the 25/26th November 2006.  There are 13 recordings in total (full list can be downloaded from Nick Randolph’s .NET Travels). 
SQL Error Handling
Greg Low

Continuing the recordings from SQL Code Camp (NZ) that was on the 25/26th November 2006.  There are 13 recordings in total (full list can be downloaded from Nick Randolph’s .NET Travels).  
Developing for SQL Server 2005
Jeremy Boyd

Continuing the recordings from SQL Code Camp (NZ) that was on the 25/26th November 2006.  There are 13 recordings in total (full list can be downloaded from Nick Randolph’s .NET Travels).   
Avoiding Stored Procedure Recompiles
Greg Low

Continuing the recordings from SQL Code Camp (NZ) that was on the 25/26th November 2006.  There are 13 recordings in total (full list can be downloaded from Nick Randolph’s .NET Travels). 
A Methodology for Troubleshooting and Tuning SQL Server
Victor Isakov

Continuing the recordings from SQL Code Camp (NZ) that was on the 25/26th November 2006.  There are 13 recordings in total (full list can be downloaded from Nick Randolph’s .NET Travels). 
Advanced Indexing Strategies
Adam Cogan

Continuing the recordings from SQL Code Camp (NZ) that was on the 25/26th November 2006.  There are 13 recordings in total (full list can be downloaded from Nick Randolph’s .NET Travels). 
From Data Transformation Services to SQL Server Integration Services
Pat Martin

Continuing the recordings from SQL Code Camp (NZ) that was on the 25/26th November 2006.  There are 13 recordings in total (full list can be downloaded from Nick Randolph’s .NET Travels).   
Designing a High Availability Solution for SQL Server 2005
Victor Isakov

Continuing the recordings from SQL Code Camp (NZ) that was on the 25/26th November 2006.  There are 13 recordings in total (full list can be downloaded from Nick Randolph’s .NET Travels). 
SQL 2005 on Steriods - 64 Bit Readiness
Rob Hawthorne

Continuing the recordings from SQL Code Camp (NZ) that was on the 25/26th November 2006.  There are 13 recordings in total (full list can be downloaded from Nick Randolph’s .NET Travels). 
Going Mobile with SQL Server Compact Edition
Nick Randolph

Continuing the recordings from SQL Code Camp (NZ) that was on the 25/26th November 2006.  There are 13 recordings in total (full list can be downloaded from Nick Randolph’s .NET Travels). 
Keynote :: DataDude - Team System for DB Pro’s
Adam Cogan & Greg Low

This morning I decided to give wHooiz and Technorati a whirl.  Anyhow check out my Technorati Profile and wHooiz Nick Randolph?

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I have to apologise for all the listeners out there of The Microsoft Developer Show.  Being a beta tester of Vista I ran into some unexpected technical issues last week that prevented the show being recorded.  Luckily my guests were very accommodating and I am hoping to have a couple of shows up this week […]

This week Dave Lemphers was in New Zealand so it was a perfect opportunity to sit down and have a chat about life as a Developer Evangelist with Microsoft.  The general theme for the show was around the continual learning cycle that all developers have to engage with just to keep up with what is […]