Intro
Ahh... My new blog spot. Loke Uei from Microsoft Malaysia has recommended me to blog here as he can't stop laughing at me for blogging in a student blog spot *shy* *shy*. Well, I did tell him that I am still a student afterall - maybe a slightly older student. *HeHe*
MIND News
I was asked to consider doing some presentations for the MIND gatherings. I would love to do it but I'm having some difficulties trying to put my thoughts into slides - a typical developer syndrome.
I was thinking of doing Application Architectures for .NET but I'm not sure if anyone was interested. The response to my topic survey seemed a little tepid. :( Hmm... maybe I will try Introduction to the Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI) if I know enough of that *Haha*.
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