Microsoft announced plans for its Windows 8 developer conference in mid-September, known as Build, back on June 1. As of August 1, the Build Web site now shows the conference to be sold out.
Online registration has sold out without Microsoft posting an agenda for the three- four-day event (five, if you include the pre-con day). Early-bird discounted Build registration ended as of August 1, as well.
While Microsoft is, no doubt, hiding the agenda to further the corporate mission of keeping Windows 8 features under wraps as long as possible, the “shhh” strategy has been a double-edged sword. I’ve heard from several developers that they were unable to convince their managers that they should attend because of a lack of information as to the sessions.
Source: All About Microsoft
Online registration has sold out without Microsoft posting an agenda for the three- four-day event (five, if you include the pre-con day). Early-bird discounted Build registration ended as of August 1, as well.
While Microsoft is, no doubt, hiding the agenda to further the corporate mission of keeping Windows 8 features under wraps as long as possible, the “shhh” strategy has been a double-edged sword. I’ve heard from several developers that they were unable to convince their managers that they should attend because of a lack of information as to the sessions.
Source: All About Microsoft
