John Papa is a professional Web Developer and storyteller. He currently leads the Academic Cloud Advocacy teams at Microsoft and formerly worked for Disney.
VSLive, Pluralsight WebCast and the inaugural Tampa Windows Developer User Group. That’s all that’s left for me this year for presentations. Actually, it’s a pretty full plate given that the year is almost up and the holidays are upon us. Here is my remaining 2011 schedule: Tampa Bay WinDev: Intro
OK, so maybe not “dating” Twitter, but at least using it and getting some bang for your buck. Tools change. For a while it was training classes and books, then it evolved into “googling” for answers, blogs became really important, and then came Twitter. Something else will surely follow, but for th
I’ve been writing again after what amounted to a 2+ year break. In the past 3 months I’ve written 10+ articles, many of which are published for Visual Studio Magazine in my new 1 page editorial column Papa’s Perspective [https://www.johnpapa.net/papa-rsquo-s-perspective-debuts]. I’m enjoying the col
As always, this week at DevConnections was a blast. Great people, great talks, great time … great conference. Thanks to all of you who came to my talks. I’ve made the slides available from my 3 sessions below. I hope to see you at the next DevConnections in March [http://devconnections.com/home.aspx
[http://jpapa.me/Win8IntroPS] I am happy to announce that my first course with Pluralsight [http://www.pluralsight-training.net] is now available. I partnered on this course with my friend Dan Wahlin [http://weblogs.asp.net/dwahlin/default.aspx], who is a top notch instructor/presenter. Together
