DevReach is the leading Eastern European developer conference on Microsoft technologies. Bringing together super stellar speakers, the conference aims to be a local alternative to the top Microsoft conferences that are usually held in North America (like TechEd and PDC).

DevReach 2007 features a lineup of world recognized speakers who usually present at TechEd and PDC:

Tim Huckaby - Microsoft Regional Director of Southern California;
Carl Franklin - owner of Franklins.net and producer of DotNetRocks;
Dino Esposito - author of the Cutting Edge column for MSDN Magazine;
Miguel Castro - owner of SteelBlueSolutions and member of the INETA Speakers Bureau;
Richard Campbell - Microsoft Regional Director MVP and co-host of .NET Rocks!;
Stephen Forte - CTO and co-founder of Corzen, MVP and INETA speaker;
Brian Noyes - Microsoft Regional Director for the Mid-Atlantic Region, a Solution Architect MVP, writer, speaker, and trainer;

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DevReach 2007 aims to help you learn what’s coming up ahead and provide you with practical tips and tricks on how you can best leverage the Microsoft technologies to build more stable and scalable applications faster than ever before. This year’s sessions will be focused on ASP.NET, AJAX, SQL 2008, Visual Studio Team System and emerging technologies such as WPF, Silverlight and Rosario.

There will be a total of 40 sessions in 4 tracks. At any time during the conference you can choose between four different sessions, making a personal choice based on your interests and level of experience. You can find details about the sessions here.

During the Q&A panel at the end of each day you will be able to ask questions and get insights into specific topics that are of interest to you. If there is something that you have always wanted to ask the Pros, you will have the unique chance to get your questions answered.

At DevReach you will not only learn from established speakers but will also get the chance to network with other top Eastern European professionals working with .NET. We expect about 400 participants – mainly Microsoft developers.