Where is the (new) price listed?
This may be a dumb question: What about //build/ these days justifies the $2395 ticket price? Part of me hoped that at least the accommodation would be sorted out as a part of that, but that's not the case. Devices / gifts were abolished by 2016. What's compelling about it?
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This is last year's price, doubt 2020's will be super different
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1) Sessions 2) Meeting new people 3) THE BOOTHS. Probably one of the big compelling reasons. I've gotten to speak directly to MS Engineers who work on services. Got into a few private previews, gained professional contacts. Networking, son. 4) Seattle is pretty awesome.
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1, 2, and a fair chunk of 3 is available on Build Tours / Insider Dev Tours, which are free to attend. This is the main discrepancy that I have in mind. There are many opportunities to learn about what's new and do some networking for a tad less than $2.4K.
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Hasn't attendance been declining recently as others have chosen Google due to conflicts and lack of anything interesting coming out of Microsoft?
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Yeah, according to the wiki page the event used to sell out almost instantly. I remember people straight up making fun of Build 2019 still having tickets available months after the registrations opened.
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Microsoft reckons the sessions are worth that price tag
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Considering that you can watch those sessions online for free...
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I used to value actually attending Build but I no longer do simply because I can learn about everything offered at Build, online. I did find value in making contacts but I have been getting the same results here on Twitter.
Hvala. Twitter će to iskoristiti za poboljšanje vaše vremenske crte. PoništiPoništi
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Čini se da učitavanje traje već neko vrijeme.
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