Developer Heroes {Start Here}What makes a developer a hero? Developers, architects, testers, designers – to name only a few strive to design, build and deliver the systems that make the world’s IT run. They pride themselves on creativity, reliability and getting the job done right. Developer Heroes are everywhere you look, from the coder and testing groups, to the website designer and developer. They are looking to what’s next and how they can push the here and now to strive for the future. Heroes Happen Here and developers need to celebrate. What's the Buzz?There has been quite some noise around the talk that Eric Traut (Distinguished Engineer) gave at the University of Illinois. During his talk Eric showed something called MinWin which is a stripped kernel of Windows 7 that will be the basis of our futur…
Thanks to George - found this in the TechNet Newsletter: The Infrastructure Planning and Design guides are the next version of Windows Server System Reference Architecture. The guides in this series help clarify and streamline design processes fo…
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