I’m presenting at the International SharePoint Conference in London April 2012

I’m very much looking forward to this show every year. I’ve got a handful of sessions I’m co-presenting with other folks as the show is doing something a bit different. I’ll be in the Developer track and as it states on the site:

This track is for all the Developers out there who are just starting a SharePoint journey of discovery and for those developers who have been developing for a while and now need to hone their skills to a more advanced level. There is so much that you can do with SharePoint where do you start, and what is the correct way to take a design all the way through to a finished solution deployed live in your production farm. The Developer track in 2012 will be a unique track with a complete 3 day focus on taking a concept all the way through its build, test and deployment process and showing how in the real world what situations a developer can come across and how those situations are troubleshot and resolved. Unlike normal session based conferences this year we plan on expanding on the basic knowledge and going as deep as is needed, so if a topic needs 2 sessions to cover it thoroughly then 2 sessions will be scheduled so you get all the information you need when you go back to the office.

Cool and unique idea huh? Can’t wait to see how it all comes out with my colleagues! Go register today & hope to see you there!

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posted on Thursday, February 02, 2012 4:25 PM

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