Email courses

I love using email courses to deliver simple topics, dripped out anywhere from a few days to upwards of 10 days! Here you'll learn about the FREE email courses I've written and published under my company, Voitanos.

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On-demand video courses are my preferred way to teach. Here you'll learn about the courses I've authored & publish under my company, Voitanos.

Prior to launching Voitanos, I published my video courses through Pluralsight. You can find those courses listed here as well.

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This includes articles, books, code samples, tutorials, and Microsoft Learning modules.

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VS2005 RC & SQL2005 September CTP are on MSDN downloads

I saw someone else blog this earlier today, but it wasn’t showing on my downloads. Now it is. There is a RC of VS2005 Team Suite available for download, posted today, and a bunch of SQL 2005 Sept CTP downloads available today. Perfect timing… was just starting to build out a Virtual PC with the older CTP stuff for a pet project! I meant to post this a few hours ago, but it looks like the blackout in Los Angelas hit WebHost4Life, which didn’t have enough juice. Why doesn’t WebHost4Life have enough backup to sustain power for a few hours? Uh, that doesn’t sit well with me. ...

I saw someone else blog this earlier today, but it wasn’t showing on my downloads. Now it is. There is a RC of VS2005 Team Suite available for download, posted today, and a bunch of SQL 2005 Sept CTP downloads available today.

Perfect timing… was just starting to build out a Virtual PC with the older CTP stuff for a pet project!

I meant to post this a few hours ago, but it looks like the blackout in Los Angelas hit WebHost4Life, which didn’t have enough juice. Why doesn’t WebHost4Life have enough backup to sustain power for a few hours? Uh, that doesn’t sit well with me.