As you know Tech Ed is less than a month away now - September 1-3, so I figure its time for an update.

We are 98% locked in terms of session content. There will be small changes as the last few holes get filled, but most of the sessions will remain as they are for the conference. One of the things we’ve worked hard on this year is a good mix of content from 400 level C# sessions down to 200 level introduction to building apps for Vista or Windows Mobile. You’ll also want to look out for a few sessions on products or technologies you may not have heard of before. There is lots of very cool technology on the horizon and we’ll be covering some of it at Tech Ed.

If you've registered for Tech Ed, you should have received an email with your username and password to ComNet.  This will allow you to log in to ComNet and take a look at the sessions we have planned for you.  Please take a few moments and build up your schedule (you can always change it later).  This will allow us to ensure that we get the right sized rooms allocated for each session.

Don't forget that at Tech Ed we will have the Ask the Experts evening.  This is your opportunity to talk to the experts that we'll have at Tech Ed - including all our great US speakers.

If you are interested in where the web is going, we will be hosting a Web Futures panel at Tech Ed this year. This panel will be comprised of Scott Hanselman, Nigel Parker, Jonas Follesø and Trent Mankelow. I’m interested in taking questions for the panel discussion, so if you have a question that you’d like to ask the panel, please drop me a line with your question.

Girls – don’t forget that we will be hosting a Girl Geek Dinner at Tech Ed this year. Full details of the agenda and speakers are available on my blog. Guys - if you want to come along, find a girl who will invite you as their guest – this is in line with the standard Girl Geek Dinner rules.

Happy coding!