The MSDN & TechNet Live tour in Norway are as usual filled with interesting and great sessions. The tour will visit Stavanger (16/4), Trondheim (20/4), Bergen (23/4) and Oslo (26/4).
We have entered 2010 and I am now actually enjoying (a lot of people are complaining) the cold and nice winter weather in Oslo (20 degrees Celsius below freezing). I have had a hectic start on this year preparing the start up of a large national project. This is very exciting and I find this a promising start on 2010.
2009 was the year that I started this blog. It has been interesting writing the posts and communicating with my readers. I have also learned a lot in 2009 and I will for sure continue writing posts on topics I find interesting.
Yesterday was a historic day for the Norwegian Windows Phone Developer Community. The first meeting for this community was successfully held at NITH.
12 members attended and we started the meeting with pizza and a discussion about the goals and visions for this community. We find it important to be able to meet other Windows Phone/Mobile developers so that we can share experience and knowledge within this community. It is also very inspiring to listen to other developers talking about their projects and applications.
This fall I will be teaching .Net mobile programming (.Net Compact Framework) at The Norwegian School of Information Technology (NITH) together with my good friend and colleague Alexander Viken.
We will hold a 3 hours session each week filled with lecturing, programming and discussions. I find it a great privilege to be able to talk about mobile development with the students and hopefully we will be able to motivate them with “real life” experience stories from projects we have been involved in.





