A tech professional shares his experience using Windows 8 as his primary OS, arguing the transition for desktop users is manageable and less drastic than critics claim.
A series of blog posts and videos on getting started and advanced topics for developing on the Microsoft Windows Azure cloud platform.
Author shares excitement about being invited to join the ASPInsiders, a group of experts providing feedback on ASP.NET technologies.
Announcement and details for SQLBits 8, a SQL Server conference in Brighton in April 2011.
Blogger returns from paternity leave and discusses interest in forming a new local SQL Server User Group in Hampshire, UK.
Announcement for a free, online Windows Azure conference with three technical tracks covering high-level concepts to deep technical sessions.
A developer recounts attending Microsoft's invite-only Web Development Summit 2009, focusing on dialogue between Microsoft and the PHP community.
A retrospective analysis of the alternating public reception of major Windows OS versions, from Windows 95 to Windows 7.
Microsoft launches Implementation Notes website detailing how Office 2007 handles ODF file formats, providing technical specifics for developers.
A Microsoft intern shares highlights from their summer, including team work, access to software builds, and meeting tech legends.
Analyzes the similar business tactics of Microsoft and Apple, questioning why public perception differs despite both limiting features for future revenue.
A candidate shares their detailed experience interviewing for a Microsoft internship, covering phone screening and an in-person technical interview in Warsaw.
Announcement and recap of the Microsoft TechDays 2008 conference in Belgium, focusing on Microsoft technologies like ASP.NET and Silverlight.
Microsoft releases Tafiti, a Live Search site with a rich SilverLight interface, demonstrating web evolution with slick graphics.
A collection of useful links and tools for Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) development and administration.
A satirical look at Microsoft's early 2000s patch management, highlighting repetitive cycles of security patches fixing previous patches.
