that sounds just great.

Regards,

Doron

Ill be leaving right from your offices Friday at the end of class to the airport, can I bring my luggage (one bag) Friday AM with me and stick it in a coat closet somewhere?

Keith Chisarik

You bet.  That won't be a problem at all.

What version should we have installed on our laptops for class. Production 1.6.5 or 1.6.6 (beta) ?

Keith Chisarik

Hi Keith,

The 1.6.6 beta version is pretty stable, in fact it does not look like a beta due to its stability.  I have participated in other beta programs in which you can not rely on it for production and that is not the case of SF betas.

Edhy Rijo

Hi Keith,

I would go with the beta without hesitation. In fact I don't even think of it as a beta - just a new update. SF is VERY stable and so far the only problems in my software are my own

I think the way these guys work is they have a target list of new functionality for the next official release and they release periodic betas with some new features as they are done. There are some nice new features in the beta so don't hold back

Aaron

Hey Keith,

Yeah, go ahead and load the 1.6.6 as we will be covering many features within the beta during the class so you will want to have that build loaded.

Thanks for the comments guys! 

Hi Trent,

How much web development will you cover in the training? (5 days could be enough)

Regards,

Doron

We'll spend the better part of a day to web specific stuff.  You will learn that there is really not that much difference between the two environments once we cover the basics of the web stuff.  The same BOs, DAL, and .NET techniques and logic can be applied to both environments for the most part.  But technically, the entire class is geared towards creating an application and the processes therein...and there is a ton of cross coverage here.

Charles, myself and Jared Ewald from Orion will be arriving around 9 or 10 pm at the Quality Inn. I decided to go ahead and get a car so if you want you can go party with us at night