This session was supposed to be another session, but I’m quite happy that they changed it. I didn’t notice since I thought this seemed like a session I would go to. The session was held by Roy Osherove who works at Typemock. His talk was not a Typemock

This is the first session that realy hit the roof when it comes to the level of the session. I arrived late to the session (sorry). The session is about reliability on large system. The session was held by Pat Helland. Basiclly Pat presented the idea of ACID 2.0,

This session was held by Miha Kralj. He described the trends he was seeing when looking at software architectures and systems. This was a realy good session. Im not going to list everything I found interesting in the blog. I recommned everyone to take a look at this session, its

This session was held by David S. Platt whom wrote a book with the same title. It was a fun session. David explained that developers cannot design software with the assumption that if the developer thinks it is good software then it is good software. Instead you should design software

To be honest, I do not think that this was much of a Deep Dive. It was more like a technical overview of the new features of Virtual Earth 6.2. However I still think it was a good session. In version 6.2 of Virtual Earth they are releasing

This session covered do’s and don’ts of software Architecture. It described the different roles of Software Architects, and finished off by showing a vision of the future of Software Applications. < p class=”MsoNormal”>I think it was a very good session. He started by describing the

< p class=”MsoNormal”>I didn’t think I’d be posting a blog post about the TechEd keynote, however I can’t help myself. So why am I posting about it? Well I saw Visual Studio 2010 for the first time. So what was presented for Visual Studio

Ill be spending 3 days at Tech-Ed Barcelona. These are the sessions I will be attending. Hopefully I will be posting a small post about each session. Architectures: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Live Platform: Deep Dive on Microsoft Virtual Earth Why Software Sucks How IT will change