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It's almost over.  We're having a great time at TechEd Malaysia.  

We've spend a great deal of time with a great many friends, some new, and some old.  I've put up a small photo montage of Malaysian Faces.

The Zen of .NET presentation went fabulously.  I started out on stage in the Lotus Position and everyone seemed to find it quite funny. As promised, here's a list of the tools I used and some of the code zipped up.  Haven't seen the scores yet, but I think the general feeling is one of positivity.

I hope that more people start using tips like "devenv /fs 14" (devenv /fs 8 to revert) and the Zoomin magnifier.  I have also decided I'm going to write a new presentation Magnifier Tool in .NET that includes some features I'd like, like auto-positioning.  More on this later.

Zen of .NET Tools

• ILDASM.exe comes with the .NET Framework
• Blunck's ieHTTPHeaders for seeing HTTP Headers within an IE Explorer Bar
• Zoomin for making demos easier to see
• Lutz Reoder's Reflector for decompiling code
• Dotfuscator for keeping people from decompiling code!
• Cassini, the tiny .NET Web Service from http://www.asp.net
• Helloworld in C#, C++, C, and IL

When we get back to the states I'll write up some thoughts on culture and doing business "elsewhere."