Meet the Live Mesh Team
- Posted: Apr 23, 2008 at 5:08 PM
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Jeremy Mazner gives us a behind-the-scenes tour with the Live Mesh team. You’ll hear from Amit Mital, the General Manager for Live Mesh as well as from several developers, testers, and architects on the team. We also barge into a couple of offices to talk
about some of the challenges in building Live Mesh and even drop in to the Live Mesh Shiproom and check out the server room that runs the Live Mesh development environment.
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MP4 file here
For more Live Mesh coverage:
- Watch the demo of the Live Mesh application on Channel 10
- Watch an interview with Abolade Gbadegesin on Live Mesh Architecture
- Read the transcript and grab the audio from Jon Udell's perspective series.
Low Res file here
MP4 file here
For more Live Mesh coverage:
- Watch the demo of the Live Mesh application on Channel 10
- Watch an interview with Abolade Gbadegesin on Live Mesh Architecture
- Read the transcript and grab the audio from Jon Udell's perspective series.
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