New Student Site: Interviews with Jan Tielens and Others

During the holidays I recreated our internal school site, and turned it into a place for students.

And one nice thing for everyone is: it’s public from now on!

Well, actually, let me explain. The informational part is public, with the interviews, news, pictures, etc…

The (new) community is also publicly viewable, but you can’t register.

And students of our school get extra features, like accessing their homedir from home, reading plenty of internal school stuff (like, when not to waste time coming to school when somebody is sick :p), along with the ability to join the community.

One small disadvantage for a lot of readers… It’s only available in Dutch.

If that isn’t a problem for you: visit Studnet!

What does this have to do with IT (besides the creation)?

Well, it has an interview section on it, for which I’ve done 5 already, and they are about IT. Here are the links:

• Jan Tielens: the tasks of a .NET architect.
• Wouter Sergeyssels: a look inside a hosting company, Nucleus.
• Patrick Verbruggen: processes and the future of programming in the Western world.
• Tom Mertens: installers and the future of passwords.
• Gerd De Bruycker: Microsoft communication channels (MSDN, TechNet, several magazines, user groups, MVPs, …) and how it is to work for Microsoft.