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AboutHere’s the short story on who I am and if and why you should care. My name is Doug Seven and I am an Executive Vice President at telerik – a privately helped software vendor that specializes in making the Microsoft development platform easier to use. It’s too early to share what I am working on, but I promise to update my About page when my plans are made public. Doug Seven Timeline In 2000 I left Microsoft to form what became DotNetJunkies, a Microsoft developer community partner. When we started the company (then called CodeJunkies)we built up a solid consulting practice (eventually rebranded to Atomic Consulting Group) leveraging our expertise in Microsoft’s .NET Framework. As we were building up our knowledge base on the .NET Framework (which was named Next Generation Web Services, or NGWS during its beta timeframe) we decided to share what we learned with the community through a website (ASPNextGen.com). When the .NET Framework was released (and formally branded as .NET) we rebranded our now growing website to DotNetJunkies.com. A publishing division of our business was born and was growing fast. With the release of SQL Server 2005 we added a new website, SqlJunkies.com. Both websites were squarely focused on the developer communities around these…

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AboutHere’s the short story on who I am and if and why you should care. My name is Doug Seven and I am an Executive Vice President at telerik – a privately helped software vendor that specializes in making the Microsoft development platform easier to use. It’s too early to share what I am working on, but I promise to update my About page when my plans are made public. Doug Seven Timeline In 2000 I left Microsoft to form what became DotNetJunkies, a Microsoft developer community partner. When we started the company (then called CodeJunkies)we built up a solid consulting practice (eventually rebranded to Atomic Consulting Group) leveraging our expertise in Microsoft’s .NET Framework. As we were building up our knowledge base on the .NET Framework (which was named Next Generation Web Services, or NGWS during its beta timeframe) we decided to share what we learned with the community through a website (ASPNextGen.com). When the .NET Framework was released (and formally branded as .NET) we rebranded our now growing website to DotNetJunkies.com. A publishing division of our business was born and was growing fast. With the release of SQL Server 2005 we added a new website, SqlJunkies.com. Both websites were squarely focused on the developer communities around these…

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GenAI
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Knightmare
AboutHere’s the short story on who I am and if and why you should care. My name is Doug Seven and I am an Executive Vice President at telerik – a privately helped software vendor that specializes in making the Microsoft development platform easier to use. It’s too early to share what I am working on, but I promise to update my About page when my plans are made public. Doug Seven Timeline In 2000 I left Microsoft to form what became DotNetJunkies, a Microsoft developer community partner. When we started the company (then called CodeJunkies)we built up a solid consulting practice (eventually rebranded to Atomic Consulting Group) leveraging our expertise in Microsoft’s .NET Framework. As we were building up our knowledge base on the .NET Framework (which was named Next Generation Web Services, or NGWS during its beta timeframe) we decided to share what we learned with the community through a website (ASPNextGen.com). When the .NET Framework was released (and formally branded as .NET) we rebranded our now growing website to DotNetJunkies.com. A publishing division of our business was born and was growing fast. With the release of SQL Server 2005 we added a new website, SqlJunkies.com. Both websites were squarely focused on the developer communities around these…

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