I’ll be speaking at DevWeek in a couple of weeks. Doing a normal session and a post conference day

Tuesday 24th March: Introduction to the Windows Workflow Foundation
There are many challenges to writing software. Not least of these are lack of transparency of code and creating software that can execute correctly in the face of process or machine restart. Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) introduces a new way of writing software that solves these problems and more. This session explains what WF brings to your applications, and how it works. Along the way we will see the major features of WF that make it a very powerful tool in your toolkit, removing the need for you to write a lot of complex plumbing.

Friday 27th March: A Day of Connected Systems with .NET 4.0 and Oslo
The next version of .NET comes with major improvements to the workflow world in terms of performance, usability and new execution models. It also has a feature-rich infrastructure for integrating with WCF to create workflow-based services. At the same time Oslo introduces a modelling platform that can be used to model these workflow services and the application around them using a repository, modelling tool and modelling language.
This one-day seminar walks you through the latest offerings from Microsoft’s Connected Systems Division, and discusses not only how they affect the software you write tomorrow, but also what it all means for the software you write today.

Hope to see you there