ChrisGarty
I love the community efforts that Microsoft is involved in and I'm excited to be a part of them. My blog can be found at http://weblogs.asp.net/chrisgarty.
Staff
Here is a list of Channel 9 staff members.
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Jim Allchin - The Longhorn Update
Aug 30, 2004 at 10:54 PMManip2: WinFS is a layer on top of NTFS, not a replacement. You aren't going to lose any data, it will just be a wonderful layer for developers and WinFS-aware applications (e.g. Windows Explorer, Outlook Express, and ISV apps).
Pat Helland - Sings Bye Bye to Mr CIO Guy
Jul 13, 2004 at 4:20 AMThey put some serious effort into those lyrics.
Carl from DotNetRocks has some competition
Jason Sutherland - What's the hardest part of managing Longhorn's build process?
Jun 11, 2004 at 11:16 PMLonghorn has been promoted as a 'bet the company' product and release. I had wondered some time ago how the release team is coping with the pressure.
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It is great to see that the guys in charge of the Longhorn release can still smile and enjoy working on one the most talked product drops in Microsoft's history
Hopefully we'll hear more from Jason soon.
- Chris
“A Hitchhiker’s Guide to Microsoft” Eric Rudder picks up Lenn
Jun 03, 2004 at 3:50 PMIt is cool to hear Eric's background. In a recent Business 2.0 article he was talked about as the person most likely to take over from Bill if he ever retires. He seems like a smart, friendly and down-to-earth guy.
You guys have a great range of people on video... PMs, SDEs, Management, Evangelists and now Senior VPs
The best thing about Channel 9 is the variety of people passing through!
Samuel Druker - How does Outlook Express in Longhorn use WinFS?
May 25, 2004 at 12:34 AMMicrosoft has such a great team and has an enormous amount of momentum. It is excellent to see you talking about open up the application file stores and concentrating on adding value rather than lock-in!
Excellent video!