Hi there !
It´s been long ago since the last time I wrote a post. I´ve been really busy with the Simax project and the recent events. I haven´t visited the MSDN forums much neither, but I hope to start getting more time for my own since now.
This last weekend I had the chance to go to El Rocio (Huelva, Spain), where took place the Microsoft Codecamp. It´s a wonderful place with really good weather and food, and a must for any tourist visiting the south of Spain.
I personally enjoyed a lot my time there, and must thank Microsoft´s people (Jose, Alfonso, Beatriz, Maribel, Ethel, ...) for all the good work done there. It was GREAT !
We were accomodated in this wonderful bungalow camping:
and the agenda included lots of interesting sessions:
http://www.microsoft.com/spanish/msdn/spain/eventos/codeagenda.mspx.
In the morning, I gave an introduction to XNA development, followed by a more technical XNA session by Javier Canton (
http://www.codeplex.com/XNACommunity), who showed some very interesting visual effects, using XNA post-production shaders. Good work Javier!.
Later on, I presented the Simax Project and made a short demo showing the features of the driving simulator:
It would be too long to talk about every other session, but I must include a special mention to "El diván de Monica", really fun and instructive, in which Miguel Egea (
http://blogs.solidq.com/ES/megea), Unai Zorrilla (
http://geeks.ms/blogs/unai/) and Alejandro Mezcua (
http://www.byteabyte.net/) were interviewed by Monica, and talked about their great experience in the industry, giving very good advices to all of us.
Of course, I cannot finish this post without talking about the last chart of the first day: "El rock ha muerto" (Rock is dead), by Chema Alonso (
http://elladodelmal.blogspot.com/) and Ricardo Varela (
http://phobeo.com). What can I say... Just take a look by yourself:
This has been, with no doubt, the funniest session I´ve ever seen. And was instructive too !!
Finally, I also have to thank Daniel Romano, Carlos Ibarra and Fernando Lacunza for their help with the shipment to the CodeCamp. It was hard, but you made it... Thanks !!
Thanks a lot to everyone !!!!!
