Spaghetti Code Podcast - Farhan Muhammad Talks Minnesota Developers Conference and Community

7/28/2008 1:33:57 AM

Spaghetti Code Podcasts resume with a look what is going on in the Twin Cities developer community.  I sat down with Farhan Muhammad, President of ILM Professional Services, to talk about the upcoming Minnesota Developers Conference and more.  Get the latest scoop on what the MDC has to offer and why you should go, along with some of the other exciting things happening in the local developer community.

 

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    7/27/2008 2:14:19 PM

    Jason Bock

    Wow - around the 4 minute mark the sound really gets panned hard from mono to stereo. That was weird to hear Smile

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    7/29/2008 6:45:32 PM

    JAB

    Gack - forgot to collapse all of the dual track audio I had in there. When I edited I split the sound up to cut out some some mistakes. I collapsed the first segment but forgot to do the rest. Thanks for the heads up. All fixed!!!!

    JAB

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