Silverlight Cream for January 17, 2009 - 2 -- #489

January 17, 2009 · 1 min read

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This 'Cream post is strictly about MIX09 and all the posts that have been posted about it. Hopefully something someone says will be enough to convince you (or your boss) that you should go...

Silverlight Tip of the Day #83 – Go to MIX09

Mike Snow dedicated his TOD #83 to MIX09, and has a great list of the sessions we now know about

Alex Golesh reiterates the Silverlight 3 sessions that have been announced

Speaking at MIX09!

From all the folks I know that have submitted sessions for MIX09, Shawn Wildermuth is the first that I know is going to be there... very cool, Shawn!

Tim Heuer sings the praises of MIX as well, and he mentions the latest discount of $400 off the registration if you do so by Feb 13.

Start following MIX09 on Twitter and I'll see you there!

Stay in the 'Light!

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This article is part of the GWB Archives. Original Author: Dave Campbell

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