TechEd this year was great! The sessions that I attended were all very worthwhile. The ones that I missed, I'll catch on Channel 9. I was able to volunteer for a few things this year as well. Volunteering at the event is definitely worthwhile because you can help out, and it puts you in a position to network with many more people outside of your normal track at the conference.
One of my very good friends, Adam Tuliper, presented this year at TechEd. He did a great job, and his presentation is one that every developer should view and learn from. It covered a topic that most developers (and sadly, me too) overlook or put off until the "functionality" of the project is completed. The presentation is on "hack proofing" your ASP.NET web forms and MVC websites. You can watch the recording here: http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/TechEd/NorthAmerica/2011/DEV333. Like I said, you definitely will learn a lot about security.
If you get the chance to see Adam present at a CodeCamp or User Group in your area, it is definitely worth the price of admission. :)
Tim
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