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Chris Pratley and Owen Braun, two of the guys who run the OneNote team, talk about how they came up with, and built, OneNote. Don't know what OneNote is? It got a nice review in the Chicago Tribune!"It's all made possible by what has to be one of the most innovative and productive pieces…

I spent some time today interviewing the Virtual Earth team. This is MSN's answer to Google Maps, coming in July 2005. As you see in the video MSN Virtual Earth goes noticeably further than Google Maps or other mapping services.Later today we'll put the video I shot of them up on Channel…

Yesterday morning we sat down with Vice President Jim Allchin (aka the guy who is responsible for developing Windows).Here's an index of the questions we ask. We talk about Longhorn and the recent Winhec conference, as well as get a personal look into Jim's life.00:00 Where are we and who are…

Rick, general manager of Visual Studio Team System, defines what team system is. This is the first of two parts. The second part of the interview with Rick, which you can download here (or will be posted on Monday), talks about the licensing issues surrounding VSTS.Don't know what VSTS is?…

Anil Dhawan, a Program Manager in the Windows Mobile group, provides a look at Bluetooth programming on Windows Mobile devices and shows remote control of PowerPoint from a Smartphone using Bluetooth. Mike Hall is the interviewer and camera guy.

Charles Torre, one of the developers who works on Channel 9's code, sat down with Jason Zander, Product Unit Manager of the .NET Common Language Runtime team. Here's the first part of that interview."Our team is a cross between compiler geeks and kernel geeks," Zander says in response to…

How do you succeed as a software developer for 20 years? Especially one working at a single company like Microsoft?He tells an interesting story about when his boss yelled at him for trying to pass the buck.Later in the video, he talks about what his first office was (back then Microsoft's…

How would you react to this statement: "the Web is taking over all development?"That's what we asked Joe, program manager on the Windows Forms team.How would you answer that? Do you believe the Web will take over all development?Tonight we have a couple of other videos from Joe:1) Why…

We wondered why all apps couldn't be done in the Web browser. Joe, a program manager on the Windows Forms team, tells why the browser can't do it all.

You've heard the hype about what Winforms can do, but what about what WinForms isn't good at? Joe Stegman answers that.