Was checking my calendar, working out when I go on holiday and noticed this:
This isn’t the actual prompt, this is displayed when changing the date and time, but the clock does show something similar. Since the clock won’t stay open if I click away, I had issues getting a screenshot of it.
Pretty neat though. I never remember when daylight savings starts and finishes.
Developer Day Scotland has hit the voting phase for talks. Head on over to their site to cast your vote for the talks you would most like to see.
Developer Day Scotland (DDS) is a community event, run by community for community, which is based upon the highly successful Developer! Developer! Developer! (DDD) community conference events.
DDD itself is a highly successful community event held at Microsoft’s TVP Campus in Reading! There have been six DDDs so far, the first one back on the 15th May 2005, the most recent on the 24th November 2007. The Reading event attracts some 300+ developer-focused delegates. The success of DDD is best expressed through the registration rate: DDD6 was fully booked within 24 hours of registration opening.
Scottish Developers is pleased to bring this phenomenal success to Scotland. The very best of the UK speaker community will be presenting on the topics delegates wish to see. We’re working with interested third parties to supply all manner of additional CPD resources for those delegates interested in professional and career development.
I’m off to South Africa for a few days tomorrow for a family thing, so will not be online until Tuesday at the earliest. Hope to take some great photos and be back for some killer content I have lined up.
Cheers!
Break is over, I’ve now moved into my new house, internet is in, all is looking good. Expect some good technical posts coming up shortly. I have some great ideas for this year.
If you’re available for the 31st of this month, we’re having the next Vista Squad meeting at TVP. Head on over here to join in.
Something for myself really, so I can search for it later. A great tool to manage TFS through a nice GUI.
The Team Foundation Sidekick tool is an absolutely fantastic tool if you ever need to administer TFS.
I’ve just got round to upload the interviews that Ravi and I did at the last Vista Squad meeting. Some pretty funny content in there and we might just do them again next time.
