msdn TV - Nachrichten für Entwickler (Ausgabe vom 23.09.2009)

Posted: Sep 23, 2009 at 12:00 PM
By: Jan Schenk
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Fashion Victim Jan Schenk beweist in der neuesten Folge von „msdn tv“ einmal mehr, dass der Begriff „Moderator“ eindeutig vom Wort „Mode“ herrührt. Sein Interviewpartner ist diesmal der deutsche MSDN Online-Chef Kay Giza, der einen Blick hinter die Kulissen der MSDN-Website wirft und um Feedback aus der Community bittet. In den Kurznachrichten außerdem Infos zur deutschen Version von Expression Studio 3, einem aktuellen Interview mit Pierre Joye, seines Zeichens Team Lead der „PHP on Windows Developer Division“, dem Windows 7 Training Kit für Entwickler, einem neuen MSDN-Blog für Partner und zu Fragen & Antworten aus der MSDN Hotline

Weitere Infos gibt es auf meinem Blog unter http://blogs.msdn.com/jansche

Viele Grüße aus dem harten Leben eines Moderators =),
jan

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