Windows 10: Windows Developer team shares upcoming dev events

Brink · Nov 19, 2020

One of the things we all love about being part of an awesome tech community are the opportunities we have to come together at events throughout the year, learning and sharing with one another. To help bring our greater community together more this year, we decided to curate and share a list of virtual events, conferences, and festivals for developers.

If youâre looking to expand your knowledge, connect with others, or grow your network, take a look at the events below!

The Windows Developer team will update this post monthly, so be sure to come back and check for the newest upcoming dev events.

STACK 2020

December 1-3, 2020
Cost: Free
STACK is GovTechâs flagship conference and the largest government-led developers event in Singapore that connects government, industry and the tech community. It is part of GovTechâs tech community engagement initiative that is led by a bunch of tech enthusiasts with the passion to innovate and stay ahead, continuously levelling up to make sense of a rapidly changing world. Marcus Tee, a Solutions Architect on Microsoft Singaporeâs Public Sector team, will speak at the event.

Register here.

Microsoft speakers include:

Marcus Tee, Solution Architect

Web Summit

December 2-4, 2020
Cost: 179+
Web Summit is an annual technology conference that is considered the largest tech event in the world. It brings together people and companies redefining the global tech industry. Microsoftâs Brad Smith will speak at Web Summit, with a focus on issues including privacy, security, accessibility, environmental sustainability and digital inclusion. Register here.

Microsoft speakers include:

Brad Smith, President and Chief Legal Officer

DEVIntersection Virtual Workshop

December 9-10, 2020
Cost: Free
The DEVintersection Virtual Workshop Event will be presented LIVE over 2 days. Each day will offer a selection of targeted 4-hour workshops taught by the industry experts you have known from our in-person conferences. They will kick off each day with a pair of bonus FREE keynotes by Scott Guthrie and Charles Lamanna of Microsoft. Microsoft employees will lead workshops on a variety of topics including becoming a better C# programmer, advanced .NET, containers, and azure, and modernizing ASP.NET web forms applications. Register here.

Microsoft Speakers include (sessions linked below):

Charles Lamanna, Corporate Vice President, Low Code Application Platform

Scott Guthrie, Executive Vice President of the Cloud and AI Group

Brady Gaster, Senior Program Manager

Jeff Fritz, Senior Program Manager

Kathleen Dollard, Principal Program Manager

Kendra Havens, Program Manager

Maria Naggaga Nakanwagi, Program Manager

Paul Yuknewicz, Lead Product Manager

Per Mikkelsen, Vice President, Products & Partner Services

Ryan Cunningham, Product Lead for Microsoft PowerApps

Scott Hunter, Director of Program Management .NET

Sourabh Shirhatti, Senior Program Manager

Tim Chapman, Principal Premier Field Engineer

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Brink · Nov 19, 2020

Insider Dev Tour 2019 Community Event Proposal

The Insider Dev Tour is an annual Microsoft Developer event run around the world. It focuses primarily on Microsoft 365 topics (Windows development, Office development, Graph, web, and more). It's all about developers, and focuses on code, technology, and scenarios. You do not need to be an Insider to attend the event or speak at it, although we certainly encourage everyone to be Insiders!

Last year, we had an amazing series of events with 41 cities, over 5000 attendees, and a 167 NSAT -- higher than most any other event. The developers attending the events loved them. MVPs, RDs, and the local community leads did an awesome job last year, and based on that, it was a no-brainer to do it again this year.

Event goals

Build/grow local M365 developer interest and excitement

Activate the developer community to try new areas of M365 development like Graph and Teams development

Engage and activate Windows, Office Developer, and other MVPs and RDs to deliver content, build broader reputation with their community, and then further engage the local communities

Find local talent that are potential future MVPs and RDs, and provide a structured way for them to step up and starting building their reputation with the local developer community

This event is optimized for the community of MVPs and RDs as the leads, but teams may be made up of any combination of community members, RDs, and MVPs. We also encourage finding NEW talent, up-and-comers, who may be MVP candidates in the future. Not everyone on the speaking team needs to be an industry veteran.

What does it mean to propose to "run" an event?

Microsoft runs the big anchor events. We don't have many of those. The bulk of the tour is made up of the local community events, run by people just like you. For local events, event owners are responsible for:

Proposing an event and venue

Creating a top notch and diverse speaker team and event team

Organizing rehearsals for speakers

Picking from the available content tracks

Submitting a budget, in advance, for pre-payment of expenses for venue, catering, signage, and other event fees.

Arranging for your event team to print signage, procure any giveaways, etc.

Participating on Microsoft Teams to get the content and materials

Running a quality event on the event day

Ensuring as many attendees as possible fill out the eval forms

For viewing parties, event owners are responsible for:

Proposing an event and venue

Working with Microsoft to hold the event at a day when we'll live stream the Insider Dev Tour regional or global event

Ensuring the venue has appropriate bandwidth and AV equipment for a quality viewing experience

Creating a top notch and diverse event team

Submitting expenses for catering (typically pizza/subs), signage, and any other minor event fees

Arranging for your event team to print signage, procure any giveaways, etc.

Participating on Microsoft Teams to get the content and materials

Running a quality event on the event day

Ensuring as many attendees as possible fill out the eval forms

Content

Speaking of content, we took your feedback from last year and have made some important adjustments.

Last year, you said you want more flexibility with the content: You would like to use your own demos at times, and just know what our uber messages are that the session must align to.

You all also said you want the ability to adjust the schedule to better suit the area audience, and your speaker expertise

Microsoft will advise on which core sessions to include, but with guidance, allow you all to change around the rest of the content for the event, picking from the two-track catalog, with one slot reserved (if desired) for MVP content that was not provided by Microsoft. We may able to accept high-quality substitute demos in some cases.

Like last year, the event will include an opening 60-minute keynote followed by a number of 30-minute sessions. The keynote will cover the best of Build all-up. The 30-minute sessions will cover a number of topics, potentially including: Microsoft Graph, Windows Desktop and XAML, .NET Core, ASP.NET, Progressive Web Apps and HTML/JS dev, Office/Teams add-ins, AI/ML, WSL/Terminal, and more, plus, if desired, a 30-minute session of your own. Including the keynote and sign-in time, the event day typically runs from 8:30 to 5:30 +/-, but can be adjusted for local norms.

Unlike last year, we're planning to make more content available, and to give you more flexibility with the content and schedule, as long as the event is awesome, the event and sessions goals are met, and the audience is wowed and happy. We'll still need to maintain a level of consistency between events, and so will need to review the plan, but it won't be as rigid as last year.

This survey is to propose a single location for the Insider Dev Tour 2019

Events will run primarily in the second two thirds of June 2019. If you wish to run more than one event, or more than one type of event, please include separate submissions for each.

Thank you again for considering running an Insider Dev Tour 2019 event. I know we're asking for your time to do this submission survey, and appreciate that your time is valuable. If you have any questions about the event or this survey, please email Pete Brown L: pete.brown@microsoft.com
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Source: Insider Dev Tour 2019 Community Event Proposal

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Brink · Nov 19, 2020

Insider Dev Tour 2019 Community Event Proposal Insider

The Insider Dev Tour is an annual Microsoft Developer event run around the world. It focuses primarily on Microsoft 365 topics (Windows development, Office development, Graph, web, and more). It's all about developers, and focuses on code, technology, and scenarios. You do not need to be an Insider to attend the event or speak at it, although we certainly encourage everyone to be Insiders!

Last year, we had an amazing series of events with 41 cities, over 5000 attendees, and a 167 NSAT -- higher than most any other event. The developers attending the events loved them. MVPs, RDs, and the local community leads did an awesome job last year, and based on that, it was a no-brainer to do it again this year.

Event goals

Build/grow local M365 developer interest and excitement

Activate the developer community to try new areas of M365 development like Graph and Teams development

Engage and activate Windows, Office Developer, and other MVPs and RDs to deliver content, build broader reputation with their community, and then further engage the local communities

Find local talent that are potential future MVPs and RDs, and provide a structured way for them to step up and starting building their reputation with the local developer community

This event is optimized for the community of MVPs and RDs as the leads, but teams may be made up of any combination of community members, RDs, and MVPs. We also encourage finding NEW talent, up-and-comers, who may be MVP candidates in the future. Not everyone on the speaking team needs to be an industry veteran.

What does it mean to propose to "run" an event?

Microsoft runs the big anchor events. We don't have many of those. The bulk of the tour is made up of the local community events, run by people just like you. For local events, event owners are responsible for:

Proposing an event and venue

Creating a top notch and diverse speaker team and event team

Organizing rehearsals for speakers

Picking from the available content tracks

Submitting a budget, in advance, for pre-payment of expenses for venue, catering, signage, and other event fees.

Arranging for your event team to print signage, procure any giveaways, etc.

Participating on Microsoft Teams to get the content and materials

Running a quality event on the event day

Ensuring as many attendees as possible fill out the eval forms

For viewing parties, event owners are responsible for:

Proposing an event and venue

Working with Microsoft to hold the event at a day when we'll live stream the Insider Dev Tour regional or global event

Ensuring the venue has appropriate bandwidth and AV equipment for a quality viewing experience

Creating a top notch and diverse event team

Submitting expenses for catering (typically pizza/subs), signage, and any other minor event fees

Arranging for your event team to print signage, procure any giveaways, etc.

Participating on Microsoft Teams to get the content and materials

Running a quality event on the event day

Ensuring as many attendees as possible fill out the eval forms

Content

Speaking of content, we took your feedback from last year and have made some important adjustments.

Last year, you said you want more flexibility with the content: You would like to use your own demos at times, and just know what our uber messages are that the session must align to.

You all also said you want the ability to adjust the schedule to better suit the area audience, and your speaker expertise

Microsoft will advise on which core sessions to include, but with guidance, allow you all to change around the rest of the content for the event, picking from the two-track catalog, with one slot reserved (if desired) for MVP content that was not provided by Microsoft. We may able to accept high-quality substitute demos in some cases.

Like last year, the event will include an opening 60-minute keynote followed by a number of 30-minute sessions. The keynote will cover the best of Build all-up. The 30-minute sessions will cover a number of topics, potentially including: Microsoft Graph, Windows Desktop and XAML, .NET Core, ASP.NET, Progressive Web Apps and HTML/JS dev, Office/Teams add-ins, AI/ML, WSL/Terminal, and more, plus, if desired, a 30-minute session of your own. Including the keynote and sign-in time, the event day typically runs from 8:30 to 5:30 +/-, but can be adjusted for local norms.

Unlike last year, we're planning to make more content available, and to give you more flexibility with the content and schedule, as long as the event is awesome, the event and sessions goals are met, and the audience is wowed and happy. We'll still need to maintain a level of consistency between events, and so will need to review the plan, but it won't be as rigid as last year.

This survey is to propose a single location for the Insider Dev Tour 2019

Events will run primarily in the second two thirds of June 2019. If you wish to run more than one event, or more than one type of event, please include separate submissions for each.

Thank you again for considering running an Insider Dev Tour 2019 event. I know we're asking for your time to do this submission survey, and appreciate that your time is valuable. If you have any questions about the event or this survey, please email Pete Brown L: [email protected]
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Source: Insider Dev Tour 2019 Community Event Proposal

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