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1 of 20217 | SOA Conference coming up fast.... - Microsoft's SOA and Business Process conference is closing in fast, it will be the 28th and 29th of this month. I don't believe it's sold out yet (I think it usually does), so you haven't missed your chance to go!   Allan Naim (Microsoft) and I will be presenting a session on "Demystifying Microsoft's SOA Offerings", because we have reason to believe there are some folks out there that need it demystified :) This is a new presentation, and will cover the entire stack, including BizTalk, ESB Guidance, WCF/WF, Dublin, Azure, MSE. We're having fun putting it together, should be a good presentation by the time we're done, and who knows, could well lead to some blog posts or articles.   Yo......

2 of 20217 | A useful WMI tool & how to find USB to Serial adaptors - To illustrate a useful tool for WMI (WMICodeCreator) & using WMI to find USB Serial / COM port adaptors...

3 of 20217 | BizTalk Server 2009 Misunderstood? - My buddy Lucas wrote up a thoughtful piece in which he points out some flaws in Zapthink’s opinion on BizTalk Server 2009 and its impact on Microsoft’s SOA strategy.  It’s a good read if you need a refresher on BizTalk’s history and compatibility with SOA principles.  As yes, SOA still matters regardless of the recent chatter about the death of SOA  (Side rant: If you bought a set of products thinking that you were “doing SOA” and your subsequent SOA projects were failures, then you may have missed the point in the first place.  Whether it’s REST, SOA, BPM, etc, it’s the principles that matter, not the specific toolset that will dictate your long term success). If you don’t subscribe to Luc......

4 of 20217 | CES2009?SteveB???????? - ???? Engadget, ?????PST, 1?7???6?30??????8???10?30? 7:50PM Okay, that's a wrap! We're out of here! 7:50PM Gary Shapiro: "Welcome to CES..." And Tripod is back. 7:49PM Ballmer: "We have an incredible opportunity ahead of us. I'm excited to be a part of this industry. Thank you so much!" 7:48PM She's showing a super, super thin color display. An active, foldable display. It doesn't seem to be an actual, active screen. Still, we'd like one please. 7:47PM She's placed the tablet on a Surface with a phone, and date is swishing out of the devices and across the table at each other. Now she's putting down a model of the brain -- data displays in relatio......

5 of 20217 | Consider Data Distribution when using OPTIMIZE FOR UNKNOWN - The Microsoft SQL Programmability & API Development Team Blog recently posted an excellent article  titled "OPTIMIZE FOR UNKNOWN – a little known SQL Server 2008 feature."  I can definitely think of a few scenarios where this feature will be useful, however as with most performance tuning tools, you must have a good handle on the data distribution of the underlying data.  I'll illustrate my point by referencing the Production.TransactionHistoryArchive table in the 2008 version of the AdventureWorks database.  This table has an non-indexed column, ReferenceOrderLineID.  If you look at the distinct values for this column across the 89,000+ row......

6 of 20217 | Difference in whitespace preservation in maps between BizTalk 2006 and BizTalk 2006 R2 - This is a very irritating issue which has taken me about two days to chase down - and all thanks to an apparently undocumented change between BizTalk 2006 and BizTalk 2006 R2 According to the documentation at MSDN (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa561674.aspx), BizTalk maps should not preserve whitespace. However, after a recent upgrade from 2006 to 2006 R2 our test platform started rejecting records which it had previously processed without complaint.  Initial analysis showed that it had suddenly started preserving whitespace in maps. For example, in BizTalk 2006 (non-R2) when the element Field in the following XML: <ns0:Root xmlns:ns0="http://BizTalk_Server_Project2.s......

7 of 20217 | Forwarding Service, Part 2 - The primary advantage of having a forwarding service that comes with WCF is that it enables you to add a router to your application without having to write any code. I think that many application developers could write the routing logic they need into their applications given enough time spent working on it. However, why spend the time writing code when in almost every case using a canned routing service is going to get the job done faster. The forwarding service that went out with PDC isn't exactly how I'd expect the configuration of a canned routing service to look, but it's relatively close. All of the major pieces are in place. I'd expect the process of writing the configuratio......

8 of 20217 | I will be speaking at the Microsoft SOA and BPM Conference - .style1 { border-width: 0px; }  I will be speaking at the 2009 Microsoft SOA and BPM Conference in Redmond, WA. I have two presentations for this conference.  For my first presentation, I will be co-presenting on 'Application Lifecycle Management Experience for BizTalk Server 2009 Developers' with Vinay Ahuja and Manoj Agarwal. For my second presentation, I will be co-presenting on 'Implementing an Internet Service Bus with Agent Design Patterns on a Windows Azure Services Platform' with Danny Garber. If you are going to be there stop by and say hello.The following week I will be presenting two topics at our internal conference so it is shaping up to be a very busy new y......

9 of 20217 | Living in Outlook: Effectively Tracking Conversations with Flags - The Living in Outlook series is about sharing tips and workflows around real-world scenarios. We’ll start the conversation with a topic – you can add to it by posting your tips and workflows in the comments! After having sent apparently one too many “nag mails” about a seemingly forgotten work item, a colleague of mine asked me what my secret was for tracking open issues.  I will now attempt to answer his question while publicly professing my love for the Outlook feature that made it all possible: “tracked conversations”.  One of the things that I love about working on Outlook is that I’m helping to build a tool that is an integral part......

10 of 20217 | Oracle Beehive Object Model Proposed for Standardization in OASIS ICOM TC - OASIS published a charter for a proposed TC to define an integrated collaboration object model supporting a complete range of enterprise collaboration activities. The ICOM data model is based upon the Oracle Beehive Object Model. The new standard model, interface, and protocol supports contextual collaboration within business processes for an integrated collaboration environment which includes communication, teamwork, content, and coordination artifacts....

11 of 20217 | SharePoint Developer Guide now available - Technorati Tags: SharePoint Online Standard Developer Guide,SharePoint,Customising SharePoint The SharePoint Online Standard Developer Guide is now available for download here.  Some of the main topics covered (and tested) include: · Customization capabilities and limitations. · Custom templates, master pages, style sheets. · Data Form Web Parts (adding, editing, deleting, sorting, filtering list items). · The 20 site admin templates of the fantastic forty (the other 20 are of type server admin templates and require custom code) are tested and they work with SharePoint Online. · List of supported and unsupported SharePoint Online web services. · Int......

12 of 20217 | Silverlight 2 is in Control - MVP Dan Wahlin has published two great articles on Silverlight 2. The first article looks at how Silverlight controls can be used to capture and display data. The second article looks at how developers can use control templates to manage the “look and feel” of controls and how they can be customised to render applications. If you are Silverlight developer both articles are a great read. Dan is a .NET development instructor and architecture consultant at Interface Technical Training. He founded the XML for ASP.NET Developers Web site, which focuses on using XML, ADO.NET and Web Services in Microsoft’s .NET platform. Dan is also on the INETA Speaker's Bureau and has spoken at several conf......

13 of 20217 | The W3C Forms Working Group has published a working draft of XForms for HTML. - The W3C Forms Working Group has published a working draft of XForms for HTML. "XForms for HTML provides a set of attributes and script methods that can be used by the tags or elements of an HTML or XHTML web page to simplify the integration of data-intensive interactive processing capabilities from XForms. The semantics of the attributes are mapped to the rich XForms model-view-controller-connector architecture, thereby allowing web application authors a smoother, selective migration path to the higher-order behaviors available from the full element markup available in modules of XForms." I think the goal here is to hide XForms submission within standard HTML markup, but I haven't fully gro......

14 of 20217 | Winnipeg SharePoint UG – January Event - http://www.sharepointgroups.org/wsug/default.aspx Event Sponsors Juan Larios presents Inside SharePoint Workflows Date: January 20 (Tuesday) Time: 5:30 PM Location: One Lombard Place (Richardson Building), 17th floor conference room. Pizza and drinks to be provided To register, click here: https://www.clicktoattend.com/invitation.aspx?code=134584 Presentation Abstract SharePoint workflows are a great tool for automating processes. This session will give you a closer look at what workflows are available out of the box in both WSS 3.0 and MOSS 2007. We will also look under the hood and see how the workflow engine works with SharePoint. This se......

15 of 20217 | Writing to a MySQL database from SSIS - A couple of users reported being unable to use the ADO.NET destination to insert data into their mysql databases. When I originally tried this out, it worked, but it seems like changes made since the early 2008 CTPs have made us incompatible with MySQL. We do have a bug logged to make this more flexible, but the good news is that in the meantime there is a workaround when using the ODBC connector. For the ADO.NET Destination to work properly, the MySQL database needs to have the ANSI_QUOTES SQL_MODE option enabled. This option can be enabled globally, or for a particular session. To enable it for a single session: Create an ADO.NET Connection Manager which uses the ODBC driver ......

16 of 20217 | .NET Services Outage - Resolved - The Workflow Service, Access Control Service, and Service Bus are now operational.   Thanks for your patience and again apologies for the inconvenience. The .NET Services Team...

17 of 20217 | Breaking Into .NET (from scratch) - Lately I've had a few people approach me after speaking engagements or conferences and ask for some advice on becoming a .NET developer.  Sometimes this has been moving into IT from an unrelated field or other times it's just been a transition of existing development skills into .NET.  Now if you have been in this industry for awhile (and had any success) you have apparently demonstrated at least some capability to migrate your skills from one newly released technology to the next.  In 2009 it's hard to remember an environment where we, as an industry, weren't in constant "learning mode".  I've done my best to embrace the changes and keep challenging myself to keep learning more and more ab......

18 of 20217 | Brimful of Azure - The “Yull” vacation has finally given be the chance to start digging into Windows Azure. There’s quite a few services in the Azure platform and as I’ve already spent some time looking at “BizTalk Services” before it was re-branded to .net Services I thought I’d take a look at SQL Data Services (SDS). SDS is very easy to work with if you know a bit about WCF and choose to take the SOAP road. I labbed a bit with the REST stuff and found it more complex than SOAP, so I stuck with the SOAP client. I’ve put up a couple of webcasts on BloggersGuides.net. Enjoy... ...

19 of 20217 | Der service-orientierte Offline Client - In meinen letzten 2 Blogeinträgen habe ich über occasionally connected Clients geschrieben und 2 prinzipielle Lösungsmöglichkeiten für Offline Clients in verteilten Anwendungen vorgestellt. Der erste Lösungsansatz folgte dem Konzept der datennahen Synchronsation von offline Daten und wurde in „Der datenzentrische Offline Client, das Microsoft Sync Framework und ADO.NET Sync Services“ http://blogs.msdn.com/mtcmuc/archive/2008/12/19/der-datenzentrische-offline-client-das-microsoft-sync-framework-und-ado-net-sync-services.aspx vorgestellt. Heute möchte ich über den service-orientierten Offline Clientansatz schrieben. Dieser Offline Clientans......

20 of 20217 | Expo Notes: Up close with Shure’s X2u mic adapter - At Expo, Shure is showcasing the X2u, a small module that connects straight to the XLR cables used by most professional audio microphones and then connects to your Mac via USB. We take a closer look. ...

21 of 20217 | Free EBooks at CodePlex - There are many more books available. Go and grab them · Acceptance Test Engineering Guidance · Application Architecture Guidance · Common Service Locator · Composite Application Guidance for WPF · Design for Operations · Enterprise Library · ESB Guidance · GAX Extensions Library · Guidance Explorer · Performance Testing Guidance for Web Applications · Performance Testing Guidance Project · SharePoint Development Guidance · Smart Client Guidance · Team Development with Visual Studio Team Foundation...(read more)...

22 of 20217 | Free EBooks on Architecture - Dear all, This indeed a good news for us, there has been many freely available guides. Why you should be paying others? Get the copy now for free Application Architecture Guide 2.0 Enterprise Library Guidance Explorer Performance Testing Guidance for Web Applications Security Guidance for Applications Smart Client Architecture and Design Guide Team Development with TFS Guide WCF Security Guide Namoskar!!!...(read more)...

23 of 20217 | Getting WCF to work with Azure - Silverlight makes creating compelling Rich Internet Applications fairly easy. That said the cut down version of .Net means some things that you would do within an application have to be relegated to Web Services which can benefit from the full .Net library. One of these is of course Azure, after all that is the whole point - an online store of Business Logic and data. The application I'm working on uses Silverlight on the front end, and Azure will provide the bulk of the backend. There are reasons for this; my budget for the site is not that large, adopting Azure means first off that it will be free during development, but almost as important - hosting costs will be related to the success ......

24 of 20217 | Microsoft Office Project Server 2007 PSI Extension Generator 1.0: Released to MSDN Code Gallery - PSI Extensions are custom web services that execute within the Project Server Interface infrastructure, sharing the same security context as other PSI web services. PSI Extensions can be very important in building line of business and integration solutions using Microsoft Office Project Server 2007. To enable developers to take advantage of PSI Extensions, I have created a generator that not only automates the creation of web services, but also automatically deploys the web service once generated. Intended for development environments, this generator takes the drudgery out of creating, configuring, and deploying PSI Extension web services. Released today.  Check out the MSDN Code Gal......

25 of 20217 | My Tech New Years Resolution - Don't you love new beginnings?  At the beginning of a year it seems anything is possible.  Perhaps that is why we feel compelled to think about how we can make 2009 a better year than last year.  I see that my last blog entry was Nov 21 which is way too long.  This year I'm going to blog more.  So here they are, my new years tech resolutions. 1. Blog more Sometimes I don't blog because I just don't think I have something interesting to write about.  Of course, every day there is always some new thing I am learning so really I just need to take a few minutes and write it down. 2. Learn more In 2008 I became the evangelist for WCF and WF.  This year thes......

26 of 20217 | Orchestration Designer Crash - I recently encountered a troubling problem while creating a BizTalk 2006 R2 solution. Everything was working fine until I tried to open the Orchestration Designer to edit one of the orchestrations I had been working of for a couple of days. Visual Studio...(read more)...

27 of 20217 | PipelineTesting vs TestablePipeline - I recently wrote an entry describing in general terms the new Unit Testing features in the BizTalk Server 2009 beta. However, I didn’t focus much on the functionality available for testing pipelines and how it related to my own PipelineTesting library. The BTS09 testing features work by having compiled pipelines derive from the new TestableReceivePipeline and TestableSendPipeline classes, which define a TestPipeline() method for invoking the pipelines with one or more files as input documents and the necessary schemas (as XSD files on disk). Here’s the canonical sample of how it is used in the documentation: [TestMethod]pu......

28 of 20217 | SOA is Dead. Long Live SOA! - A bittersweet emotion came over me when I heard that some of the most renowned of industry experts, even those heavily invested into the SOA movement, have now declared that SOA officially died on 1 Jan 2009. {a moment of silence, please} It will not come as a great loss for me, as I have had a difficult time explaining what SOA is to technologists and making the business case to financial stakeholders. But since I firmly believe in the scalability benefit of loosely coupled, autonomous systems as proscribed by SOA principles, we need to look deeper into the thinking behind why these industry pundits are saying what they are saying. Officially the cause of death has been reported to be......

29 of 20217 | Someone please detect if there's a BOM before the plane takes off! - One can really never get enough of puns about the BOM (Byte Order Mark) and TSA.And when I say one, I mean I. :-)Just think back to blogs like Don't sneak a BOM in on someone who promises to ignore free space or Everyone seems averse to the BOM these days; Should we blame TSA? :-) or How to get yourself imprisoned [by/for talking about Unicode].See what I mean?I was reminded of this when Pritam asked:Is there any tool or code available to verify Byte Order Mark signature in XML files?Of course sniffing out a few bytes is easy enough. Abhinaba provided the full chart of valid BOM values: Bytes Encoding Form 00 00 FE FF UTF-32, big-endian FF FE 00 00 UTF-32, ......

30 of 20217 | Technical Details Behind iWork.com - As soon as I heard about the new iWork.com site launched yesterday, I knew I wanted to know more about how it was made. iWork.com is a web-based way to share and collaborate over your iWork documents. I searched around the blogosphere seeing if anyone knew any technical details, but didn't find anything, so I had to crack open Firebug and see what was under the covers. I really wanted to know whether the apps were built with Flash or Ajax or something else. I downloaded a trial version of iWork 2009 and published a Keynote presentation. The new Sharing function unfortunately requires you to configure and use the Apple Mail program, which I did before I could test out to see how the iWork.co......

31 of 20217 | Unit Testing DocumentHandlers - As I promised in a previous post, I'd like to discuss how to unit test a custom DocumentHandler. There's really nothing to it: Just create a new instance of your DocumentHandler and start invoking its members. Here's a test of the Submit method: [TestMethod] public void SubmitWillReturnCorrectDescription() {     // Fixture setup     string anonymousXml = "<anonymous>XML</anonymous>";     Guid anonymousMessageId = Guid.NewGuid();     string anonymousDeviceId = "Anonymous device ID";     IPrincipal anonymousPrincipal =     ......

32 of 20217 | Version 2.2 of XQilla, an open source XQuery 1.0 and XPath 2.0 library and command line utility written in C++, has been released. - Version 2.2 of XQilla, an open source XQuery 1.0 and XPath 2.0 library and command line utility written in C++, has been released. XQilla is implemented on top of Xerces-C++ and derives from Pathan. Version 2.0 implements the DOM 3 XPath API, and conforms to the both the XQuery and XPath 2.0 recommendations. "This release adds a debugger and debugging API, partial support for XSLT 2.0, and a prototype implementation of higher order functions for XQuery....Although it is possible to run a number of complex transformations there are significant features missing from the implementation, including xsl:include, xsl:import, xsl:output, xsl:result-document, and xsl:sort. If there are any developer......

33 of 20217 | Viewing tracking and archived data in BizTalk Server 2009 (beta) - There have been some great posts so far on the new features included in BizTalk Server 2009 beta. For example: Richard Seroter’s overview of new features, Michael Stephenson’s BizTalk Testing Guide on 2009,  Steef-Jan Wiggers’s building a sandbox...(read more)...

34 of 20217 | Windows Azure and Web Services! - So I've had a couple of questions about hosting web services (SOAP style services in the form of *.aspx pages in a Web Role or *.svc files in the form of WCF services) in Windows Azure, specifically, how to get them to work? Now, as I've mentioned before, Windows Azure uses a design where the executing environment that your hosted service is running in is actually just a pre-configured VM running Windows Server 2008 x64 with .NET 3.5 Fx installed amongst other things. So technically, running an ASP.NET web service or a WCF service should be nothing more than adding the required components (pages) to your web role. But before you get to your VM, there is some infrastructure that you need to......

35 of 20217 | .NET Services Outage - We are currently experiencing an outage that is affecting the Workflow Service, Access Control Service, and Service Bus. We are working to resolve this issue and will post to this blog when the issue is resolved, or provide an update at 4:15PM PST We apologize for the inconvenience.The .NET Services Team...

36 of 20217 | [WCF]Things that will impact concurrency & capacity behavior of WCF service (with simoultaneous client requests/connections) - [WCF]Things that will impact concurrency & capacity behavior of WCF service (with simoultaneous client requests/connections)   I have found that many guys have encountered some concurrent connection limit problems when calling WCF service in their .NET application. Here are some information that may help resolve such kind of problems:   1.    Operating system inbound connection limitation   Windows client operating system such as XP and Vista has inbound connection limitation. Threrefore, if your network based service is hosted on such kind of operating system, you do need to take care of such limitation.   #Inbound connections limit in Windows......

37 of 20217 | 2009 - Day 5 & 6 - Day 5 of 2009 was pretty uneventful. I had a decent flight in from Minneapolis to Sioux Falls and drove the rest of the way in (roughly an hour.) The roads were clear and it wasn't overly windy, so that was nice. (Man that wind is a real PITA though, when it gets going.) Shifted gears at work, wrapped up my involvement on the workflow stuff last week and started on some plugin work that looks really interesting. I'm actually pretty psyched about it. The timeline (as usual) is a little aggressive, but I think we can handle it. Checked in to my hotel after work and there were sodas and popcorn in my room. I checked with the front desk to make sure they were mine and not the previous occ......

38 of 20217 | AGC Streamlines Design, Construction With XML Schemas - Construction Equipment Guide Jan 6 2009 10:23AM GMT...

39 of 20217 | Analysis 2009: Application Services come into their own - As cloud computing goes, so do two complementary technologies - application services, and web services. It's easier to split these into two distinct sections, though it should be kept in mind that they are simply different manifestations of an... ...

40 of 20217 | Analysis 2009: XForms and XML-enabled clients gain traction with XQuery databases - I'm beginning to despair about XForms, which is perhaps a good sign. XForms is perhaps the oldest of the W3C technologies that has yet to either die completely or really dramatically take off, and for all that it has... ...

41 of 20217 | Application Platform Strategies Blog: SOA is Dead; Long Live Services - Very interesting article on SOA and Services from Anne Thomas Manes. I’m guessing there will be a lot more articles like this in the near future. Also thought the image was great: Here’s the link to the original article: Application Platform Strategies Blog: SOA is Dead; Long Live Services Thanks for checking out this post! Cheers, Murray Gordon ISV Architect Evangelist Microsoft Corporation       http://blogs.msdn.com/MurrayG US ISV Team Blog  My GeeksWithBlogs Blog ...

42 of 20217 | Azure Technical Briefings from Microosft UK -   I met up with my chum David Gristwood to chew the fat in the lukewarm atrium of building 4 in Reading today and he mentioned that the UK team are doing some Azure briefings soon. Splendid work chaps. If you’re interested in coming to one of these check out the deets at Azure Technical Briefings for Jan 2009 just announced and hopefully I’ll see you at one of them.   This event will cover: · Windows Azure – The operating system for the Cloud · .Net and Live Services – Mesh, Service Bus, Access Control and Workflow. · SQL Data Services and data access · Next Steps The briefings will consist of technical discussion, demos and interactive discussion and will foc......

43 of 20217 | Back to work. - It's my first day at work in 2009 after a long vacation. I plan to continue the WWSAPI to WCF interop blogging, but I will also post entries on some tricks and tips of using WWSAPI in general. I wish they can be helpful....

44 of 20217 | Building an iPhone Style Calendar Control - I have been building mobile line of business applications for a while now.   Over the past few years, I have separated out the client and middle tier explicitly (using web-services).   This has enabled me to rapidly build different front end applications for a range of different devices. I have recently extended our timesheet application to run on iPhone/iPod Touches using a combination of .Net and  the excellent IUI library built by   Joe Hewitt. One thing, I needed however was a calendar control mimicking Apples' own calendar application for use for timesheet entry.   Its taken a while to build the control however its proven that you can go a long way down the web development path ......

45 of 20217 | Busy travelling, busy speaking… -   So, I’ve been booked into the Microsoft 2009 SOA conference in Redmond at the end of this month to speak about the new version of the ESB Guidance (V2.0). For those of you who are familiar with version 1.0 of the guidance, I strongly recommend...(read more)...

46 of 20217 | ExecutionLog2 View - Analyzing and Optimizing Reports - There are several options for monitoring performance of a report server.  The upcoming fourth article in our technical note series on performance and scalability will cover information for optimizing an entire system.  Besides performance counters, analyzing report execution log data in particular can help answer questions such as, which reports might be good candidates for caching, how many reports were returned from cache vs. live execution vs. execution snapshot, what was the most popular report for the week, and what are the poor performing reports that need to be taken action upon? Before you can optimize particular reports or your entire system, you......

47 of 20217 | Extend Your PDC Life - The product installs in the VPC images of WCF 4 and Dublin should be expiring around now if you've been using them. Since an updated preview isn't available, here's how to keep them going. Get a fresh copy of the VPC files where the applications haven't been used yet Disable clock synchronization with the virtual PC host Use the VPC as normal Since disabling clock synchronization causes the virtual PC's time to only advance when it is running, a fresh installation should last as long as you need. You can repeat this process as many times as necessary though. Jeff Beehler has a more detailed explanation. ...

48 of 20217 | Facebook DNUG Meeting Today!!! -     The Facebook .NET User Group is starting up again today now that the holidays are over.  Allan Da Costa Pinto will be speaking on Developing Service Oriented applications with Windows Workflow Foundation and Windows Communication Foundation. ...(read more) ...

49 of 20217 | Getting Started with SharePoint (WSS) Web Services using LINQ to XML - [Blog Map]   Web services are one of the most effective and convenient ways for casual developers to access SharePoint lists and document libraries.  They have a reputation for being a bit difficult;  LINQ to XML can make them easier to use.  This post presents the basic steps for getting started with Windows SharePoint Services Web Services using LINQ to XML (either C# or VB). In several upcoming posts, I’ll present some more information about using web services, as well as more notes on the code presented in this post.  There are some interesting and easy ways to explore SharePoint web services using LINQ to XML.  However, before addressi......

50 of 20217 | Hvad kræver det at blive MVP ? - Jeg har længe villet slå fast overfor det Danske community hvad det egentligt kræver at blive MVP - for det kræver nemlig et stort stykke arbejde! Jeg har som Developer Evangelist det fulde ansvar for at nominere nye MVP'er, dog har jeg intet at skulle have sagt når de "smider" medlemmer ud - begge dele kan til tider føles som mere af en byrde end en fornøjelse. Så det er op til mine kollegaer - og jer - at sende mig information på de mennesker som vedkommende mener bør have en MVP titel. Også ser jeg på sagen :0) Pt. er der 19 MVPer i Danmark hvor 4 af dem er tekniske: Mads Kristensen - ASP.NET Dennis Knappe - ASP.N......