This is the second webcast from LangNEXT I've listened to, the first was WinRT. I am very hopeful that for the next LangNEXT someone will bring a microphone that is capable of recording the human voice at somewhat higher fidelity than what can be achieved with two empty soup cans with a taut string stretched between. When Alexander Graham Bell said the first words "Mr. Watson - Come here - I want to see you" over the telephone in 1876 it was better fidelity.
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Hi regarding the question posed in the video: Page Inspector default window behavior, I think my vote would go towards the default being a docked appearance. Then as along as there is an easy way to undock it and have it behave like a browser window (which will typically be most helpful for devs who have a dual monitor setup I would guess) and then redock it, I think you would have a very nice story with that.
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Ping 134: Flying robots, Windows Phone, Microsoft Flight, Win 8 hits a million
Mar 08, 2012 at 4:13 PMLaura ROCKS. No one can replace her. I eat this choco-chip cookie in her honor.
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Checking In: Larry Osterman - 26 Years of Programming at Microsoft and Counting
Jan 08, 2012 at 8:49 PMPeople like Larry are the heart & soul of a great enterprise.
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Ping 125: Windows Phone Fangirls, Nokia Lumia sales, Kinect on PC, Xbox 360 update
Dec 04, 2011 at 11:39 PMLaura, me see u done something different with your hair. This is good backhanded complement!
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Ping 124: Control Alt Compete, Salute to Vets, Halo Monument, Microsoft Translator
Nov 21, 2011 at 9:01 PMMe also have crush on Laura!
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I loved this presentation. MEF + MVC seemed fun to me!
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I thought this was a very good video; I'm looking forward to lots more.
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I first saw Roz watching Apple product release conventions on the web. Roz would be introduced by Steve Jobs and would face all those ever-skeptical Mac folks in the audience and each time would win them over with her enthusiasm and intellect. She seems more on top of her game than ever in this vid!
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I have a lot of respect for Cakewalk & have used it since the DOS days. However, I found it a bit disappointing to hear the CTO, who himself admitted he first got into it because of Cakewalk Application Language (CAL) essentially dismiss it as "deprecated", offering no indication of what programmability features, if any, will be offered in the product going forward and pretty much ignoring the question about enabling the product to accept managed-code plug-ins or the like.
For heaven's sake, you can't even record a simple macro in SONAR. What up?
