Vittorio Bertocci

Vittorio Bertocci Vittorio Vittorio
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  • Using the Windows Azure Access Control Service in iOS Applications
    Using the Windows Azure Access Control Service in iOS Applications
    Jul 25, 2011 at 10:00 AM Comments 0

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    The Windows Azure Toolkit for iOS provides an easy and convenient way to leverage services within the Windows Azure Platform from an iPhone or iPad.  In this video, Vittorio Bertocci—Principal Program Manager at Microsoft—explains how to use the latest release to leverage the Access Control Se...

  • Getting Started with ACS and the Windows Azure Toolkit for Windows Phone 7
    Getting Started with ACS and the Windows Azure Toolkit for Windows Phone 7
    The Id Element May 15, 2011 at 8:53 PM Comments 0

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    The latest release of Windows Azure Toolkit for Windows Phone 7 integrates with the Windows Azure AppFabric Access Control Service!

    In this screencast you will learn:

    • How to use the project templates to create a Windows Phone application and backend secured via ACS
    • How to find your way around th...
  • The Access Control Service 2.0 Ships!
    The Access Control Service 2.0 Ships!
    The Id Element Apr 12, 2011 at 9:35 AM Comments 1

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    This is the news that so many have been waiting for: the new version of Access Control Service finally hit RTW stage!

    Stuart Kwan, Principal Group Program Manager on the Cloud Identity Platform team and recurrent guest on the IdElement, gives a four-minute introduction to the service and touche...

  • ACS and AtlantisOnline
    ACS and AtlantisOnline
    The Id Element Apr 12, 2011 at 8:57 AM Comments 0

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    All work and no play makes your PaaS dull!

    In this lightning-fast screencast you'll see how ACS helped the guys at www.angrytoyfactory.com to handle their authentication needs, without compromising anything in the stunning visuals in their latest creation, the online strategy game at www.Atlant...

  • ACS Extensions for Umbraco - 3 ADFS2 Integration
    ACS Extensions for Umbraco - 3 ADFS2 Integration
    The Id Element Apr 12, 2011 at 8:56 AM Comments 0

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    In this screencast you will learn how to use the ACS Extensions to grant access to users coming from business identity providers (like ADFS2) to your Umbraco web site.

    The Access Control Service (ACS) Extensions for Umbraco code sample is one extensions to Umbraco 4.7 which enables you to authentica...

  • ACS Extensions for Umbraco - 2 SignIn and Authorization for Social Members
    ACS Extensions for Umbraco - 2 SignIn and Authorization for Social Members
    The Id Element Apr 12, 2011 at 8:56 AM Comments 0

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    In this screencast you will learn how to use the ACS Extensions to add sign in, sign up and authorization features to your web site. Furthermore, you wil learn how to invite users from Facebook, Windows Live ID, Google and Yahoo to your web site and manage their access level via roles.

    The Access Co...

  • ACS Extensions for Umbraco - 1 Setup
    ACS Extensions for Umbraco - 1 Setup
    The Id Element Apr 12, 2011 at 8:56 AM Comments 0

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    This screencast shows you how to set up Umbraco 4.7 and install & configure the Access Control Service (ACS) Extensions for Umbraco.

    The Access Control Service (ACS) Extensions for Umbraco code sample is one extensions to Umbraco 4.7 which enables you to authenticate users from Facebook, Windows...

  • Aaron Smalser on the ACS 2.0 Portal and HDR Features
    Aaron Smalser on the ACS 2.0 Portal and HDR Features
    The Id Element Apr 12, 2011 at 8:56 AM Comments 0

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    ACS may be a PaaS service, but the programmatic route is not the only way to is heart: there are many situations in which developers, administrators and users interact directly with it.

    The new release of the Access Control Service features a management portal you can use for managing your access co...

  • Caleb Baker on Using ACS in Windows Phone 7 apps and ACS Error Management
    Caleb Baker on Using ACS in Windows Phone 7 apps and ACS Error Management
    The Id Element Apr 12, 2011 at 8:56 AM Comments 0

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    Have you ever tried to handle authentication for a mobile app, regardless of the platform? Every provider has its own protocol, which forces you to write and maintain a lot of different implementations. Writing protocol code on devices might not always be easy, and the fact that web protocols are m...

  • Justin Smith on the Release of Access Control Service 2.0
    Justin Smith on the Release of Access Control Service 2.0
    The Id Element Apr 12, 2011 at 8:55 AM Comments 0

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    If you want to understand what the Access Control Service is really about, look no further: this is the interview you want to watch.

    Justin Smith, Principal Program Manager Lead for the Windows Azure AppFabric Access Control Service, worked on ACS from its very first version.  From that vantage...

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  • Identity Unraveled with the Access Control Service

    @Gabriel: take a look at http://bit.ly/gnTXSx, combined with the labs in the identity developer training kit it should help!

  • Cloud Cover Episode 30 - Coordinating Work and Load Testing

    Hi there,

    thanks for covering FabrikamShipping SaaS!

    I wanted to point out that the demo already supports both the isolated and the multi-tenant model: they are the enterprise and small business subscription types, respectively. Claw your way through the onboarding pages at www.fabrikamshipping.com Wink

     

  • WIF Workshop 2: Lab on Basic Web Sites

    Hi Joe,

    that's unfortunately by design. When you step through a custom STS in VS2010 you'll see that unhandled excep[tion, which is simply a redirect occurring. Just hit F5 to go past that line and everything will work fine.

    HTH

     

    Vittorio

  • WIF Workshop 2: Lab on Basic Web Sites

    Hi Ravick4u,

    just click on the link "install" you see in the error notification and that will fix it for you. Please don;t do it on a production machine, of course.

    thanks,

     

    Vittorio

  • Vittorio Bertocci: WS-Trust - Under the Hood

    Hello guys,
    thanks for your patience.
    The "Donwload" button now works; fixing the in-page streaming will happen in some time, though.
    Hence for now if you want to see the video (have a lot of coffee handy if you want to stay awake Smiley ) I suggest you use the download button (which BTW ultimately points here).
    Thanks for your interest!

    Vittorio

  • Vittorio Bertocci: WS-Trust - Under the Hood

    Helo guys,
    thanks for your patience.
    The "Donwload" button now works; fixing the in-page streaming will happen in some time, though.
    Hence for now if you want to see the video (have a lot of coffee handy if you want to stay awake Smiley ) I suggest you use the download button (which BTW ultimately points here).
    Thanks for your interest!

    Vittorio

  • Vittorio Bertocci: WS-Trust - Under the Hood

    Hello Wilke,
    thanks for bringing this to our attention. I sent a mail to the channel9 guys, but I think we'll have to wait until vacation time is over.
    Thanks & happy holidays!

    Vittorio

  • Italia 9: Alessandro Catorcini e Affidabilita’ del .NET Framework

    Ciao Gio,

    grazie mille per i complimentoni!
    Riguardo a chi scrive codice: Alessandro puo'sicuramente dare una risposta piu' accurata, comunque molti dei PM che conosco scrivono codice. Magari e' codice che non finisce direttamente nel prodotto, comunque per esplorare idee e chiarificare specifiche il codice e' una componente importante. La cosa vale assolutamente per PM vicini all'implementazione, come i feature PM; man mano che si sale la scala dell'astrazione probabilmente il bisogno di aprire visual studio diminuisce. Ma di nuovo, sono certo che Alessandro dara' un commento piu' accurato Smiley

    Riguardo ai sottotitoli. So che Carlo ha considerato l'idea, ma non so nulla riguardo alla sua effettiva fattibilita' dal punto di vista tecnico/di processo. Traduco il tuo commento in una mail in inglese e glie la mando, magari risponde qui (anche se mi sa che adesso e' fuori ufficio).
    Grazie ancora dei complimenti & salutoni!

    V.

  • Italia 9: Alessandro Catorcini e Affidabilita’ del .NET Framework

    Dear dubian,
    I don't believe I said anything arrogant and I am glad that Skriker, judging from his reply, didn't seem to have the same impression.
    About the feedback. The structure of the interviews is very simple, and I try to leave as much control as I can to the person I interview. The purpose is giving a feeling of what it means for an Italian person to work here, and to give useful technical information in the process. In order to achieve both goals I have to allow the person some "personal" space, and I can see how this can be unfamiliar to many viewers. Next time I will select a guy who has a peculiar style also in the delivery, so the initial segment can be shorter and his personality still come out: I'll be curious to have your feedback about if it mitigates...

    Now the less pleasant part. Regardless being positive or negative, your comment contains various attacks ad hominem that are completely unnecessary for nailing home your point, and I certainly don't appreciate that. With a degree cum laude in computer science from one of the finest universities in Italy, a couple of papers solving an open problem in computational geometry and few years playing with the most advanced datacenters in Italy in the scientific visualization field, I believe I have a pretty good idea of what an Italian computer scientist is Smiley and if I'd be interested in "being a player", as you say, it would be much easier for me to get Carlo to interview ME. I am doing those interviews out of sheer love for my country, since my professional focus is elsewhere. I was sort of hoping of making people happy rather than anonymously being called names, but hey: one always does his best.

  • Italia 9: Alessandro Catorcini e Affidabilita’ del .NET Framework

    Skriker,
    unfortunately you'd lose your bet.
    In Italy computer scientists can certainly READ English, but we are not exposed very often to spoken English. ALL the TV is dubbed in Italian, and the same goes for movie theaters. As a result it may actually be very difficult for them to follow English content. As an example of what I am talking about, here there's a translation of the very first comment in the thread:

    "Thank you guys, I love you!!!
    What a pleasure is listening to your interviews in Italian, after having spent the summer trying to grasp as much as possible from interviews given by people with the widest range of accents and slangs!"

    As Carlo says, Channel9 is stuffed with English material to keep you very busy: hopefully you won't be bothered too much if we try to do something from time to time for people speaking Italian,Japanese, Chinese, etc etc Smiley

    thanks

    V.

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