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Dev4Devs - 28 November 2009

Sat, 11/28/2009 - 07:48 |  Robert MacLean

Well today is the day! Dev4Dev’s is happening at Microsoft this morning and I will be speaking on 10 12 new features in the Visual Studio 2010 IDE. For anyone wanting the slide deck and demo application I used you can grab them below.

The slide deck is more than the 6 visible slides, there is in fact 19 slides which cover the various demos and have more information on them so you too can present this to family and friends :)

Tags: .NET, ALM, Development, Events, Microsoft, Tools & Apps

[...] tend to do a lot of presentations for work and in my free time too, and over the past few years though trial and error and presentation courses, I have had to learn a [...]

Submitted by How I Build Presentations, day 1: Research and Plan | SADev. on Thu, 01/14/2010 - 17:01.

Cool talk, tnx!

Submitted by rudi grobler on Sat, 11/28/2009 - 13:22.

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