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Redmond 2010

October 18-22, 2010 - Microsoft Conference Center, Redmond, Washington, United States

 

The 2010 event featured five days of workshops, sessions, open forums, peer networking, social events, and a lot of interaction with the patterns & practices team, top rated industry leaders and members of many Microsoft product teams.

We look forward to seeing you at the next Symposium... stay tuned for details here or on Twitter and Facebook.

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Session Content

The content from the sessions are now available as webcasts and downloads. See the Sessions page for details.

About patterns & practices Symposiums

The Symposium is the event for software developers and architects to have engaging and meaningful discussions with the people creating the technologies and guidance aimed at addressing their scenarios. You will learn about applying proven practices, patterns and technologies to create Web, Mobile, Cloud and Windows solutions that enable you, your customers and your organization to be more successful. The Symposium is also a popular venue that attendees use to influence p&p and other product teams to address the scenarios most important to them. Whether you are an architect or a developer, we'll have something for you with topics that span the spectrum of technology, architecture and teamwork.

Highlights

  • Keynote Sessions by Senior Microsoft Executives and Technical Industry Leaders including Jason Zander, Robert C. Martin, Yousef Khalidi, and Charlie Kindel
  • 3 Hands-on Developer Workshops covering Enterprise Library, Prism and Windows Azure
  • 24 Thought-provoking sessions on Windows Phone 7, SharePoint, ASP.NET, Dependency Injection, Agile practices, and much more including patterns for how to apply these technologies in proven ways
  • Evening Networking Reception with entertainment, food and drinks
  • Symposium Party on Thursday Night at Lucky Strike Billiards in Bellevue
  • “Ask The Expert” Lunches and several Open Space sessions

Connect

Use Twitter or Facebook? We do too.

Follow @pnpsymposium The Twitter hashtag for the Symposium is #pnpsym.

Visit the Symposium Facebook event page and connect with the patterns & practices team on Facebook to stay in touch. See you online.

Questions?

If you have any questions contact Don Smith.