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Dear blog, it’s been a while since my last post
If you’ve been wondering where I disappeared to in the last couple of weeks, and if you are still waiting anxiously for my next post about WCF 4.5, fear not, I’m here, I’m alive, and I’m still kicking. It’s been quite a rough month, as I have been occupied knee deep in home renovations. If you’ve ever dealt with contractors, technicians, and handyman, you know the type of frustration I’m talking about. Between re-tiling my floors, replacing my kitchen cabinets, and re-painting my entire home, I also...
New course on the shelve – Advanced WCF
A few months ago I had my Advanced WCF workshop in Sela’s DevDays. The workshop was a great success and the classroom was packed with 50 people that came to learn about advanced WCF stuff such as monitoring techniques, performance considerations, best practices for client development, and ways to extend WCF. I’m happy to announce that we have upgraded the 1-day intense workshop, added some new stuff that people wanted to hear about, and made it a 2-day advanced WCF course. So if you would like to...
Reminiscing the creation of the WCF 4 MOC
It is finally over ! no more changes, no more bug fixes, no more uploads, the final version of the WCF 4 official Microsoft course is finally here . I can’t even fix a small typo I found in one of the chapters. It is not my intention to complain about what I’ve gone through in the last eight months, but rather reminisce the last year of my life, like you reminisce going to boot camp (“Tironut”). We started preparing for this course during November of last year, around the time of the PDC. Little...
WCF 4 – Microsoft’s official course in Israel for the first time
Recently, I had the pleasure of passing the first Microsoft’s official WCF 4 course in Israel in its beta version (the course hasn’t been officially released yet). The course, developed by several of Sela’s experts in the past seven months, is part of the new set of courses Microsoft offers for .NET 4 and Visual Studio 2010. It was a bit strange to give a course I’ve spend the last couple of months writing, but I enjoyed it very much, and the crowd (21 people) was great and asked a lot of interesting...