Rusty Deschenes - Developing on the VS Core Team
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Mike Sampson took his camcorder over to software design engineer -- he works on Visual Studio core -- Rusty Deschenes' office. Got a demo at about 8:40. Audio is a bit low. Sorry about that.
They talk about the managed packaged network and project flavoring in Visual Studio 2005.
They talk about the managed packaged network and project flavoring in Visual Studio 2005.
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You can get the latest version of the Visual Studio SDK from MSDN <http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/extend/>. In that SDK you can find the sample Rusty walks me through under the name ProjectSubtype.
Two important video tips:
(1) Use a tripod whenever possible (especially when pointing the camera at a computer screen)
(2) The *interviewer* should appear on camera at least once in the beginning. It makes the interview seem more like an interview as opposed to an interrogation.
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