Microsoft is bringing MSDN Live on tour again in September, visiting Stavanger (16th), Bergen (22nd), Trondheim (24th) and Oslo (29th). Speakers this round are Einar Ingebrigtsen, Børge Hansen and myself (yay!).

Børge Hansen

Børge did the rounds last year as well, when he was an architect advisor at Microsoft. He’s struck out on his own since then, which means that this autumns MSDN Live actually features no “Microsoft speakers”, which is quite interesting.

Børge’s talks this spring were well received, so its not surprising that he’s been invited back again this time around. He’ll be opening the conferences, talking about Visual Studio 2010 and C# 4.0.

Einar Ingebrigtsen

Einar is an old colleague of mine, and have been steadily gaining a solid reputation within the Silverlight circles - most notably for his Balder project, a Silverlight 3D engine. With a fun and quirky charisma, his talks should prove both entertaining and educative.

Einar will be talking about WPF 4 and Silverlight 3.

Myself

As for myself, I’ll be giving a talk on ASP.NET 4.0, as well as a loosely titled ‘Agile .NET Development’ talk. I don’t want to give away too much about that one – but my goal is to really drive home the point about agile by giving you a peek at what working in a real-life agile project looks like. No (few) slides – pure demo.

Join the Conversation

You can follow Børge, Einar and myself on Twitter. Follow Rune Grothaug for the latest updates and news on the conference (and everything else related to the Norwegian Microsoft dev community for that matter).

Are you a-LIVE?

For more information and to sign up, visit the MSDN Live website. If you’re a student, you get in for free! But hurry up, places are limited.