SBC DotNet Weblog

There are a few RSS feeds available that can keep you posted about Groove support items -

Groove Office 2007 Server:
http://support.microsoft.com/common/rss.aspx?rssid=11861&ln=en-us&msid=f0ddadbd1c944b4f9da511b89f11e8ea

Groove 2007 Client -
http://support.microsoft.com/common/rss.aspx?rssid=11630&ln=en-us&msid=f0ddadbd1c944b4f9da511b89f11e8ea

Groove 3.1 Client -
http://support.microsoft.com/common/rss.aspx?rssid=9856&ln=en-us&msid=f0ddadbd1c944b4f9da511b89f11e8ea

Use your favorite RSS Reader (e.g., FeedReader, RSSBandit, etc) and keep
upto date.

I have been fairly active in the Groove Forums and I received a most interesting bit of email this evening -

I just realized that it has been over 4 years posting at this Weblog site! My first post was on Managed C++ and Wrappers (albeit not sure if the content link works anymore)

John Hancock has an article in the current issue of MSDN - 'Help Teams Work Together with Web Services And Groove 2007.

The New England . NET developer community always awaits eagerly for the Code Camps held at the Microsoft Waltham MA office. Code Camp 7 ('Deers in Headlights') is on for this week-end (Mar 31/Apr 1). The schedule is up! Thanks to Chris Bowen & crew for arranging this great event for the community.

Mike Ryan (Groove Tech Specialist at Microsoft EMEA) has a Groove blog ('The Smooth Guide to Groove') and Jim Moffat is running a Groove User Group on a Community Server.