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June 2008 - Posts

More Master Certification Information
Much better than I could possibly do, Per has posted over on Trika’s blog about the Master Certification program.  Check it out .   Gerry Read More...
Posted: Monday, June 30, 2008 10:23 AM by Gerry O'Brien | 1 Comments
Why Doesn’t Microsoft Have Entry Level Developer Certifications?
I struggle some days for topics to blog about, that’s how exciting my life is. :-) Usually Trika comes to the rescue as she did again here. She forwarded a question on to me the other day where somebody asked the question that is the title of this posting. Read More...
Posted: Wednesday, June 25, 2008 4:00 PM by Gerry O'Brien | 16 Comments
Masters is Coming
Not the golf tournament, but the certification track.  So, do you have what it takes to become a Microsoft Certified Master? A lot of people have been asking for some time if there was a step between the MCPD or MCITP and the MCA program.  We Read More...
Posted: Wednesday, June 18, 2008 3:55 PM by Gerry O'Brien | 13 Comments
Windows Forms for .NET 3.5? What are We Thinking?
Yes, the question was asked, I answered it, but I thought others might want to know just what we were thinking when we created an exam for Windows Forms on .NET 3.5. I mean, wasn’t WPF supposed to be the replacement technology for developing Windows applications Read More...
Posted: Tuesday, June 10, 2008 4:21 PM by Gerry O'Brien | 15 Comments
What’s Up With the New MCPD Exams?
There was a question posted over on Trika’s blog about the new .NET 3.5 pro exams based on the Prep guides. Michael basically asked, “In .net 2.0, Pro exams there was a heavy focus on testing, design and the theoretical part of software development. When Read More...
Posted: Thursday, June 05, 2008 4:12 PM by Gerry O'Brien | 41 Comments
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