After attending the first Microsoft Developer Day back in May, I was keeping my fingers crossed that they would do another one. The good news is that Craig Murphy has started gathering speakers for the next day on Saturday 22nd October.
So if you feel a burning desire to take a session, get in touch with Craig. On the other hand, if you don’t, mark 22nd October in your diaries, and get ready to book your place, as I’m sure places will be snapped up quickly.
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