The Norwegian Developer Conference 2008

An entry about conferences Publication date 1. February 2008 10:21

Early this summer will see a bunch of superstar speakers like Scott Hanselmann, Roy Osherove and Mats Torgersen  among others travelling to Norway for the Norwegian Developer Conference 2008, hosted by Microsoft in cooperation with Programutvikling at the Radison SAS hotel in Oslo (Holbergsplass).

Not much information apart from the lineup, location and date has been announced yet, but if you live in (or in the vicinity of) Norway be sure to mark off June 17-18th in your calendars straight away as this will be a rare opportunity to listen in person to some of the leading professionals in the .NET crowd.

You really don't want to miss out on this one :)

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Welcome!

My name is Fredrik Kalseth, and this is my blog - thanks for visiting! I am fortunate enough to work with what I love for a living, and this blog is essentially the biproduct of that.

I work as a senior consultant for Capgemini, and am also an active participant in the Norwegian .NET community, as an avid attendee but also as a speaker (most recently at NNUG and MSDN Live).

As a developer, I have a wide circle of interest. My primary passion is for agile, test-driven development, with focus on best practices and clean code. That said, I also love to work on the frontend, especially with web development.

On Twitter? My handle is fkalseth. On LinkedIn? I`m there too.

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The conference to attend this summer happens June 16th-18th in Oslo, Norway. Are you going? Be sure to catch my talk on AOP while you're there!

 

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