MSDN Radio: Technology Past, Present and Future with John Bristowe
- Posted: Feb 10, 2011 at 1:12 PM
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With the rapid rate of changes and releases in the technology world, how do you keep up with it all? This week we talk with John Bristowe about what’s coming, what’s here and what we can put behind us. This show is hosted by Mike Benkovich and Mithun Dhar.
MSDN Radio is a weekly Developer talk-show that helps answer your questions about the latest Microsoft news, solutions, and technologies. We dive into the challenges of deciphering today’s technology stack. For previous and upcoming shows visit www.msdnradio.com.
Guest: John Bristowe, Senior Developer Evangelist, Microsoft Corporation
John Bristowe is a Senior Developer Evangelist with Microsoft Canada and is based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. John is an experienced speaker and frequently presents at developer conferences and events. Prior to joining Microsoft, John was a member of the Microsoft Regional Director program and was awarded a Microsoft MVP award for his work in the developer community on technologies such as ASP, ASP.NET, and the Microsoft Web services stack.
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