.NET Framework 3.0 - MSDN Event
Monday I've been to the MSDN Event (.NET Framework 3.0) at Kinepolis (Brussels). The event was already fully booked (750 attendees) a few weeks before! Very interesting to see that so many people in Belgium are already interested in the .NET Framework 3.0. My guess is that still a lot of developers are currently using the .NET Framework 1.1 (not even 2.0), but they are already attracted to many of the new features in the .NET Framework 3.0 : WPF, InfoCard, WCF and WF.
Is this typical behavior for the IT industry? Looking at the future and learning what to expect and how to prepare for it, while still - happily or not - facing the daily issues of the current (old?) technology? Wouldn't it be great to have a last/final version of the framework (all-in!) ;-)? Yeah right! Dream on! It's our destiny as techies to adapt ourselves again and again. We may have a high-demanding job, but it will never be boring. That's for sure!
By the way : Peter Himschoot and Ingo Rammer did a great job in presenting the new features of the .NET Framework 3.0. Like always, no remarks on the organization of the events : enough food and drinks, even with a packed Kinepolis. Looking forward to the next one!

Is this typical behavior for the IT industry? Looking at the future and learning what to expect and how to prepare for it, while still - happily or not - facing the daily issues of the current (old?) technology? Wouldn't it be great to have a last/final version of the framework (all-in!) ;-)? Yeah right! Dream on! It's our destiny as techies to adapt ourselves again and again. We may have a high-demanding job, but it will never be boring. That's for sure!
By the way : Peter Himschoot and Ingo Rammer did a great job in presenting the new features of the .NET Framework 3.0. Like always, no remarks on the organization of the events : enough food and drinks, even with a packed Kinepolis. Looking forward to the next one!
1 Comments:
At 6:32 AM,
Anonymous said…
Thanks for the kind words!
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