I am presenting at my first Code Camp this Saturday in NYC. The matrix of sessions is here: http://nyc.codecamp.us/Matrix.htm
The registration is full, but you can register for the wait list here: http://msevents.microsoft.com/CUI/EventDetail.aspx?EventID=1032289984&Culture=en-US
My talk is on Orchestrating Web Services with BizTalk Server 2006. I've found from my .NET user group in NJ and other venues that its often tough to get the average developer enthused about BizTalk. I'm not sure why it is. Some may be overwhelmed by the fact that it is so different. Some may feel threatened that it de-emphasizes custom code. I personally see it as the culmination of a lot of architectural principles I've come to hold over the years. My angle at Code Camp is to leverage developers' interest in Web Services and SOA by showing the value BizTalk adds in “choreographing” web services and how that helps realize the SOA dream.