Let me talk about "sewers" (Series serialization 3)-a trip to Microsoft in Shanghai

I will talk about "sewers" (Series serialization 2) and "sewers" (Series serialization 1)

At Am, I rented a taxi and went straight to the mercury building. The taxi was a little excited. As a programmer, even though he could not go to Seattle, he was taken a step closer to Ms when he arrived at Milo, those other long-cherished, lively, and advanced ways of freedom are coming soon. Isn't that exciting? When we got out of the taxi, several of us got into a McDonald's on the side of the road and went to bed early, waiting for MS to go to work.

As a matter of fact, there are always fresh fruits, attractive desserts, and various drinks in the MS conference room, I thought it would be nice if our company had such a condition. I thought, an aunt pushed the snack car by me and asked me what I needed. Obviously, I am intoxicated and don't need anything. If you really want me to say what I want, I want a wet towel and try the tears in my eyes.

We ran BizTalk, but the result was understood as that we needed to understand the implementation methods of Bi projects. Ms's senior engineer showed us a lot of slides and read a lot of samples about SSIs. Maybe he noticed the infinite lonely eyes in our confused eyes, he finally began to ask us, are these helpful to you? "You don't want SSIs, you want BizTalk. Our boss was refreshing and said, "Could you find us a MCS proficient in BizTalk? We want to know this product most ". Apparently, this buddy's face was a little stuck and ran straight out to find his boss. "Sorry, BizTalk engineers are on a business trip, but I have a limited trial version of BTS and a large number of samples. I will copy them to you if necessary ", the boss with a tie came in very politely and said to us. I'm dizzy! Come on, that's all. Half an hour later, I lost several GB of space in my hard disk. The borrowed fire is not to light your own heart lamp, so you have to study it yourself when you go home.

A very unexpected accident suddenly warmed the coolness of the WAF. Multiple core members of the SQL Server R & D team are gathered at the Milo building, including their general manager. They are very happy to have a technical exchange with us. That time, I met Prakash sundaresan, the director of the SQL Server China R & D center ). This short communication laid the goal of "program life. They have almost 20 people in a row, many of which are also developed and are about 40 years old. The youngest is a Chinese student, who is several years older than me. We talked about LINQ, the spatial data types of SQL 2008, and the database performance optimization. At the end of the day, the youngest Chinese came to shake hands with me. It was really surprising to say that I was an architect so young. My face turned red to my ears. in front of them, I only had two words: "cainiao.

Although this trip has not been fulfilled, there are also unexpected gains. At least let me see what I may do in the future-strive to be a programmer and strive to be 60 years old.