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Wednesday February 16, 2005

Microsoft Conference for Developer Community Leaders

I received the following e-mail in my inbox last night:

You are cordially invited to participate in an open forum designed to generate many questions and provide some answers to the tough issues you may face in your daily work life. You have been selected due to your influence in the developer community. You have established yourself as a force in your community, with your pen, or in your leadership. We want to start a dialog with you regarding our products. Our hope is that these dialogs that will encourage both questions and comments, as well as give us a chance to get to know you.

What: 1st Annual Technology Summit for the Developer Community Leaders

When: March 15-18, 2005

Where: Corporate Campus -- Redmond, Washington

Complete travel and expenses will be covered by your sponsoring Developer Evangelist from Microsoft. In addition to the intense 2 1/2 days of technical content, we will be hosting evening "Simply Seattle" events to showcase some of the best Seattle has to offer and to provide time to get to know one another and your Microsoft hosts.

I'm thinking about doing it because it sounds like a heckuva opportunity with some pretty smart folks. Looks like March is shaping up to be a month of conferences, with TheServerSide Symposium starting two weeks from tomorrow.

Posted in Java at Feb 16 2005, 03:56:55 PM MST 11 Comments
Comments:

What's that old piece of sci-fi dialogue? "It's a trap." "I know, but what choice do we have?"

Posted by Kris on February 16, 2005 at 05:33 PM MST #

Notice how MS wants customers, and input. Sun AFAIK avoids customers and tries to prevent deployment of Java. For example: the web start scaray splash screen. I wonder who will win out in the marketplace? .V

Posted by Vic on February 16, 2005 at 06:42 PM MST #

Congratulations on the recognition!

Either way it sounds like it would be worth it just for the "Simply Seattle" events and travel coverage. ;)

Beyond that, you will no doubt have some great discussion. I know that I rather enjoy my MS friends and appreciate their input/reflection, even though they pleasure themselves in mocking my J2EE/OSS preaching.

Posted by David Thompson on February 16, 2005 at 08:42 PM MST #

[Trackback] Man, sometimes you have to give Microsoft credit. They reach out to the community. Matt got the following invite from Microsoft: You are cordially invited to participate in an open forum designed to generate many questions and provide some answers...

Posted by techno.blog("Dion") on February 17, 2005 at 12:04 AM MST #

Just the expense coverage alone is worth it I think. Matt '.net devloper' Raible??? :-) Bring your digital camera and take alot of pictures!!! I love photo galleries. Hate developing them, but love viewing them.

Posted by Brad Madigan on February 17, 2005 at 09:44 AM MST #

Sounds interesting Matt, hope you enjoy your trip if you go!

Posted by Nick Parker on February 17, 2005 at 10:27 AM MST #

"Resistance Is Futile.You Will Be Assimilated!" :).

Posted by Jake Robwood on February 17, 2005 at 04:08 PM MST #

Gates was interviewed by Jennings this week on the evening news. It was interesting to me how his attitude was any computer/internet related business has to be dominated by MS. That Google had a successful presence, meant that Gates had missed something, and he had to capture this market also. Beware.

Posted by Matt O'Brien on February 17, 2005 at 07:21 PM MST #

Howdy and congrats, Matt! Sounds like a great trip! Don't forget your Powerbook! :-)

Posted by Robert Barksdale on February 18, 2005 at 07:15 AM MST #

that seem great

Posted by Jorge on February 21, 2005 at 09:51 AM MST #

Matt - looking forward to hosting you in Redmond! Am sure you will have an interesting and eventful couple of days.

Posted by Ashwin Karuhatty on February 23, 2005 at 11:38 PM MST #

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