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Mobile Apps and the Cloud

By Shahed C on October 14, 2014
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I presented “Mobile Apps and the Cloud” at the University of Maryland at College Park on Tue Oct 14, 2014. The students at this event were all interns at Excella Consulting’s XC (Extension Center) on campus.

Here is the presentation tutorial, followed by photos from the event.

 

Photo Gallery of students enjoying my Kinect “Speech Bubbles” app, and showing off their prizes:

Shahed Chowdhuri – Microsoft Technical Evangelist

By Shahed C on March 17, 2014
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Starting this week (March 17, 2014 onwards), I will be working at Microsoft as a Technical Evangelist on the East Coast. My focus will be on both cloud services and game development. As I get settled into my new role, expect to see more information about my future appearances and presentations.

If you’ve been following me on Twitter via @shahedC or @OnekSoftGames, you already know that I have already been informally working with developers across the US and the World! 🙂

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Introduction to Windows Azure – Microsoft’s Cloud Platform

By Shahed C on February 23, 2014
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I recently put together a quick presentation on Windows Azure, so I wanted to share it with everyone.

In the near future, I plan to do the following:

  • Publish a voiceover screencast and talk through the slides
  • Expand the presentation to include more detailed information
  • Speak at user group meetings and other venues on Windows Azure

Contact me via @shahedC on Twitter if you want me to speak at your event. Check out my Speaking page to see schedule and feedback from the community.

TechEd 2013, Day 1: Keynote, Surface and Reception

By Shahed C on June 4, 2013
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The highlight of opening day is usually the keynote. And the highlight of the TechEd keynote was the Aston Martin. From the snazzy video clip of the fast and furious sports car, to the stage entrance of Brad Anderson in said vehicle, the exotic did not disappoint.

Brand Anderson exiting the Aston Martin

But enough about cars. What are we here for, again? Oh yeah, Microsoft TechEd.

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