Klaus Enevoldsen

Nice!!! Where do I apply for at job at Microsoft?

Nice way of handling the transition from X++ to MSI - good thinking...

Thanks. I missed the April 2008 CTP, great! I love what you have done with the agile work items - hierarchy items, user stories and test cases - great stuff.

I'm looking forward to seeing the WPF test feedback tool that is mentioned in the video, to have the testers record a video of the bug is good stuff, it will definitely reduce the correspondence of some bugs.

Actually, I have read the published specifications on Rosario and I like the way that you keep everything in the same document. All the way from the requirements down to the actual implementation of every feature - in my team at work we have done the same in our documentation and the users love it.

Oh my God! This is a great interview... There are so many great new things coming in Rosario... Where is the CTP download that they mention in the end of the interview?

Ribbon control in WPF! YES!!! Finally!!!

dot_tom wrote:

Wow. 2008 is shaping up to be the best year to date for video interviews on Channel 9! How are you guys going to top this?

There have been both hits and misses. 2007 was not the best year for channel9 videos. But you are right 2008 looks very promising: more videos on language, tools and process (development methods like Agile). A video about the new work item types in Rosario would be great...

pre wrote:

This to mee seems like its getting a little ridiculous with the intellisense. Is it really necessary to have intellisense pop up for Dim and As? I see this as overkill.

Having tried VS2008 Beta 2 it really is great! Once you try it I am sure you will love it too!

>Damn i want this now!

I believe that I heard somewhere that the first preview will be available some time in august. August is almost now...

Hello,

I live in Denmark and we have a list of proper Danish words, each year the list is evaluated and new words are added, some are even removed. So untill a word is on the list it is not a proper Danish word - even if it is used quite often.

The organisation that does this work is called "Dansk sprognævn" - "Danish Language Councel". I guess it is important for a small language like Danish.

Many of the latest additions to the list of proper Danish words are actually English words that we use as our own. I am pretty sure "performant" is not on the list.

Thanks Klaus Enevoldsen

Great video, great tips, great product!

Jay is good at speaking slowly and very easy to understand. Great when the listener's native language isn't English. Slang and people that swollow their words and when two or more people speak at the same time, can be a challange. Not a problem, just a challange.