It’s since April that I don’t write about the book<\/A> (at the time we released the entire Chapter 2 on MSDN<\/A>). Last week I received notice that 2 new reviews were published: one is from the Denver Visual Studio User Group<\/A>, the other is on Paul Van Brenk’s blog<\/A>. Both reviews are extremely nice, for which we are very grateful; I especially like the fact that in both cases the reviewers perceived our intention to deal with the problem from an holistic point of view, regardless of our affiliation with a technology or another. Thank you guys! (update: I’ve just stumbled in another review I didn’t know about, on (in)secure magazine issue 17<\/A>. Niiiiice). In fact, in the last months various illustrious figures mentioned our book<\/A> as well: David Chappell<\/A>, Drummond Reed<\/A> and Francis Shanahan<\/A> wrote extremely nice reviews I never mentioned here until now, while I did mention the first entries from Kim<\/A> and Mike<\/A>. Add that to the podcast on Perspectives<\/A>, the interview on channel9<\/A> with Carlo & Caleb, the podcast on SearchWinDevelopment<\/A>, the bonus chapter on codeproject<\/A>, the extremely nice reviews on the Amazon US page<\/A>… and again, mentions from Neil Hutson<\/A>, Alexander Strauss<\/A>, Feliciano Intini<\/A>, Mario Fontana<\/A>, … I am sure I am forgetting something (for which I apologize). And now that I begun to hang out at Identity conferences, I can’t tell you how pleasant it is to have complete strangers zeroing on you and telling you all sorts of nice things \ud83d\ude42 I guess I am easily recognizable after all!<\/P>
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