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Brad Uhrich - Metropolis

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"Metropolis" is the code name for a customer support framework (smart client plus web services plus SQL Server 2005) that is written entirely in managed code. Here, we explore the architecture of Metropolis as well as dig into the history of .NET adoption by the Metropolis team with senior developer Brad Uhrich.

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  • j0217995j0217995
    Video Length 00:00:00 Is this a video for those with ADD? Smiley
  • Wayne TaylorKryptos Backup People!
    Hey around 8:50, charles says they edit the c9 video's.... I thought that didn't happen..... Wink
  • scobleizerscobleizer I'm the video guy
    We don't edit very often, but sometimes we have to. Everyone who is on the video approves their video and can ask us to pull things out.
  • BalcluthaBalclutha

    I really enjoyed this video with Brad. It’s someone honestly describing what they’ve done using .Net technology to create a solution rather than someone spouting hyperbole about technology X being “super this” and “super that.”

     
    It strikes a chord with me and I bet it does with some other IT workers too.

  • tsilbSlackmasterK This Space ​Intentional​ly Left Blank
    So did this one not make the front page, or did I just miss it?
  • tsilbSlackmasterK This Space ​Intentional​ly Left Blank
    scobleizer wrote:
    We don't edit very often, but sometimes we have to. Everyone who is on the video approves their video and can ask us to pull things out.

    What about background people in the halls, and people who poke in, say 'hi', and poke back out?
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    Who - Why - What Wink

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