The scripting games took place from 26th of April to May 7.
Although I sometimes struggled to get the scripts submitted on time,I really need to start working on my time management skills :), it was a lot of fun.
This is actually the first time I participated in this event and I was a awesome experience!
The community participating was all around twitter and the forums, any questions asked where rapidly answered,… etc.

I also liked the idea that multiple judges grated the scripts submitted. As there are several approaches you can tackle a problem, your vision might not always be the most efficient.
This actually brings me to the only drawback of the 2010 Scripting Games. If a second opinion would result in a downgrade of your script, it’s useful to have the ‘why’ communicated.

The greatest advantage of participating really comes down to one thing: I learned a lot.
The events were challenging and forced me to start exploring new items (like remoting, winforms/WPF,…), searching for useful information and so on.
Powershell is not about reading a book but getting your hands dirty and the 2010 Scripting Games provided that opportunity whether you’re a novice or advanced scripter.

Anyway, all things need improvement but already now this experience was top of the bill!
See you all again next year!

Thanks to:
The judges,
The sponsors,
The Scripting Guys
And all the other I forgot

The scripting games 2010 will start April 26th!

So head over to http://2010sg.poshcode.org, log in with either your Windows Live ID or OpenID, complete your profile,
and wait for the Games to begin on April 26, 2010.

More information can be found on the Hey Scripting Guy blog.