Speaking at FANUG

21. September 2005 15:47 By Brian H. Prince 6 In

FANUG (Findlay Area .NET Users Group) has asked me to speak at their next session. I love getting the chance to speak to groups about technology.

This session will start off with a brief slide about what was announced at the PDC, and then dive into some details and code for Atlas.

I got to see a lot of Atlas at the PDC, and have played with it since. I am very impressed with it so far. It is still early in development, but I expect it will make huge strides before it is released.

If you are going to be in Findlay on Sept 29, 2005, you should drop by.


-bhp

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