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Don "XML" Blogging Applied XML Dev.Conf.

Here. Don's blogging the Applied XML Developer's Conference.

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Posting This from the Applied XML Dev.Conf.

Here. I'm posting this using the wireless access from the room where the Applied XML Developer's Conference will be going on tomorrow (testing from the back to make sure it works). If I wanted to, I could plug into the readily available power as well. Very spiffy. If you'd like to participate in the conference, head over to the conference home page for the link to the message board and post to your heart's content.

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RSS vs. Echo at Applied XML Dev.Conf.

Here. With Dave Winer on the side of RSS [1]giving the Day 1 Keynote and Sam Ruby on the side of Echo [2] speaking the very next day, the Applied XML Developer's Conference is bound to be a rip-roaring good time. I can't wait. : ) [1] http://intertwingly.net/blog/ [2] http://www.scripting.com

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Applied XML Dev.Conf. Talks Coming In

Here. Today is the deadline for the Applied XML Developers's Conference and almost half of the slides are in already. I like to leave things 'til the last minute so that the conference always has the speakers freshest thinking. Of course, one of the perks of running a conference is that you get a peak at things early. These talks look really fun. Can't wait to see them presented.

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Less Than 10 Seats Left @ Applied XML Dev.Conf.

Here. If you're waiting 'til the last minute to register for the Applied XML Developer's Conference, you'll want to lock in soon. There's less than 10 seats available, so registering now would be good.

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Applied XML Dev.Conf. Message Board Heating Up

Here. The message board for the Applied XML Developer's Conference is heating up a bit. I set it up for the audience to be able to communicate during the presentations, but folks are already using it to coordinate Dev.Conf.-related activites. Enjoy.

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Amazon.com on Web Services @ Applied XML Dev.Conf.

Here. Colin Bryar, Director of Amazon.com Web Services & Associates, will be giving an in depth talk at the Applied XML Developer's Conference on the how and why of web services at Amazon.com, one of the world's most well-known and most heavily used engines for driving revenue for 3rd parties (as well as for Amazon.com itself).

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Whidbey XML Tools Preview @ Applied XML Dev.Conf.

Here. Microsoft's suite of XML tools will grow considerably in the Whidbey timeframe. MS is showing off their initial ideas at the Applied XML Developer's Conference to gather feedback. Don't miss it!

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Non-Windows Applied XML DevCon Talks Needed

Here. I've been buried in Applied XML DevCon talk proposals, but I'd really love it if some more non-Windows talks would make it my way. Tomorrow's the deadline. Tell your friends!

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Buzz About The DevCon

Here. In addition to the *mountain* of abstracts I've gotten (more than any DevCon to date), several bloggers have had things to say about the upcoming DevCon: http://www.kuro5hin.org/story/2003/4/30/133950/971#xmlroadtrip (includes a poll for his abstracts) http://www.larkware.com/Articles/TheDailyGrind62.html http://aspnetweblog.com/posts/6141.aspx http://dotnetguy.techieswithcats.com/archives/003064.shtml http://www.gotdotnet.com/team/dbox/default.aspx#nn2003-04-28T06:42:55Z

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CALL FOR SPEAKERS: Applied XML DevCon 2003 West

Here. Tentatively schedule for July 10-11 in greater Portland, OR, the Applied XML DevCon needs your talks. If you want to speak on XML applied in novel forms, e.g. web services, interop, extensibility, Google hacks, replacement for more traditional data formats, RSS, hardware integration, blogging, or in any other fun, cool, fast or amazing way, let me know! I'm looking for sessions on things that you're actually doing or planning on doing with XML. Strict theoreticians need not apply. Send abstracts before 5/7 to csells@microsoft.com If you can think of another place, e.g. mailing list or blog, that would be appropriate for this announcement, please send it along.

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Brian Jepson Blogs the DevCon

Here. Can't be at the DevCon? Check out Brian Jepson's talk-by-talk coverage on his blog. I'm sorry if you can't be there, though. We're having a blast!

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Less Than 40 Seats Left at the Web Services DevCon

Here. Register now for the Web Services DevCon, October 10-11 in greater Boston, featuring Don Box, Tim Ewald and keynote speaker Sam Ruby. In addition to amazing talks by Microsoft’s Web Services Program Manager, Keith Ballinger, and IBM Distinguished Engineer, Noah Mendelsohn, as well as wizened practitioners from HP, Macromedia and the W3C, all attendees receive exclusive SellsBrothers t-shirts available nowhere else. Register now!

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Dev. Tool Wins Free Pass to Web Services DevCon

Here. Stoyan Damov, the Grand Prize winner in the "Spend A Day With .NET" Coding Contest, won a free trip to the Web Services DevCon [1], Oct. 10-11 in greater Boston. His Microsoft Knowledge Base Viewer application provides "what's new" functionality for KB articles in the technology areas of your choice, along with caching and plain-text/HTML viewing. And he built it in a single day with .NET! [1] http://www.sellsbrothers.com/conference

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Win a Free Pass to the Web Services DevCon

Here. Spend a Day With .NET coding something cool, send it to submission@sellsbrothers.com and the winner wins a free pass to the Web Services DevCon! Other prizes include a year subscription to MSDN Universal, a signed box copy of VS.NET and a half-day consulting. Follow the link for details.

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