Project Glidepath
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Technical Evangelist Michael Lehman has launched a new evangelism program for MicroISVs: Project Glidepath.
Visit http://www.projectglidepath.net and watch as Michael explains the purpose and inner workings of this new way to develop software for Windows Vista and the .Net 3.0 Framework.
Visit http://www.projectglidepath.net and watch as Michael explains the purpose and inner workings of this new way to develop software for Windows Vista and the .Net 3.0 Framework.
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The bold bits are bull.
Who is this web-site aimed at? Seriously?
Manip,
The site is targeted toward independent developers who need all the help they can get, both technical and non-technical, to take advantage of all the opportunity that a major operating system release like Windows Vista and (formerly WinFX now .Net 3.0) presents.
Workflow-based guidance is step-by-step instructions on how to do everything from get started with WPF to write and publish a press release.
The content is delivered in "packages" that are downloaded via RSS using the enclosure technology that has enabled podcasting. So you might think of this as podcasting software.
The "factory" is the infrastructure that enables both the downloading of the packages, injection of the workflow and content into your solution and the dynamic extension of Visual Studio.
Please say more about why you think the bold bits are bull.
So let's not be gratuitously grumpy.
Speaking of bull buzzwords..
how about "Technical Evangelist"?
Sorry couldn't resist.
Hi there Stranger...
The new project sounds interesting. New title sounds even more fun. I'll go read the website and see what my impression is, especially since I've worked with a few good developers in my time.
IMHO the biggest problem most developers have is knowing how
to deal with the business side, or how to talk to the "public" and not see them break out into a rash.
AKA COMDEX Syndrome.
As you know I'd love to see the community/collaboration side of this works, especially since I know the beast so well.
Call-- the numbers haven't changed or write the author at gmail.com
I do need to talk to you.
BTW love the Green Machine. My new one runs is like yours and runs only 90 mins if I'm lucky.
Mary Lu
I like the background image/art.. I suppose it is part real and part photoshop?
The background is sweet but the web site isn't quite IE7 compat. The whole site flickers and Back Button doesn't work (locks you into the site)..
Take a cut from the web coders pay and put it to the graphics artists. j/k
I would recommend you guys using a little better camera next time
I could barely see anything on the computer where the DEMO of the project was going on
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