Sanjay Shetty is the CEO of Wireless Strategist & Consultants (I) Pvt. Ltd. which consults companies on developing windows phone, mobile and .Net solutions. He is the Microsoft Regional Director for Mumbai India(10 years now), locally known as Lord Mobility in the Microsoft India dev community. He’s also the International .Net Association’s, Regional Manager for the Asia Pacific region and was earlier the Regional Lead for Culminis in Asia Pacific and EMEA. He has written many articles on .Net and Mobility at Devx, .Net Developer’s Journal, Mobilized Software. He’s been a regular speaker for the past 9 years at various Microsoft conferences such as DevDays, PDC, TechEd and other 3rd party events. He has spoken internationally at events like VSLive and Microsoft Mobile Developer conference.
Visual Studio
10 Feb 2010
First Impressions Installing Visual Studio 2010 RC
Sanjay Shetty writes
"...To start with you need to un-install VS 2010 Beta2 and .NET 4 Beta2(everything associated with it) before installing the VS 2010 RC, in addition I’d advise to double check and remove other beta stuff like...the installation takes a long while so be prepared for it, as a friend of mine mentioned..."
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TechTalk
21 Jan 2010
Minus a Deep Understanding Developers are Binging & Googling Their Way to Solutions
Sanjay Shetty writes
"...The challenge faced is how to keep up with this massive explosion of information, products and tools...There is a whole generation of supposed professionals who have binged/googled their way to finding solutions. There is nothing fundamentally wrong with this approach. However, this has left people without a deep understanding of technologies...The challenge with companies like Microsoft is not just putting a whole lot of documentation, sample code etc. online, but enabling people to find and learn...Are there other solutions..."
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21 Jan 2010
Minus a Deep Understanding Developers are Binging & Googling Their Way to Solutions
Sanjay Shetty writes
"...The challenge faced is how to keep up with this massive explosion of information, products and tools...There is a whole generation of supposed professionals who have binged/googled their way to finding solutions. There is nothing fundamentally wrong with this approach. However, this has left people without a deep understanding of technologies...The challenge with companies like Microsoft is not just putting a whole lot of documentation, sample code etc. online, but enabling people to find and learn...Are there other solutions..."
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