ARCast with Ron Jacobs
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Keeping up on the latest trends in architecture is hard. With new products and technologies constantly flowing from Microsoft you need someone who can cut through the fluff and get to the bottom line. Someone who understands what you are thinking… someone who can tell a good joke.
Join your host Ron Jacobs and guests from product teams, Microsoft customers and partners as Ron takes on the tough topics with an attitude.
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ARCast - Just Enough ArchitectureOct 04, 2006 at 7:40 AM
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How much architecture is enough? I have been on both ends of this. I have seen projects where the architecture was endless filling 3 ring binders with documents that would probably never be read by anybody and I have also been on projects where each developer acted as their own architect and the… -
ARCast - The Making of a Miracle - TradeMe.co.nzSep 28, 2006 at 9:18 AM 0
Every now and then you hear a story about a bunch of guys who started building a website in a small flat (that’s apartment for you Americans out there) and then in a few years sold the thing for several million dollars. Well today you are about to hear one of those stories from Rowan Simpson of…
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ARCast – Business Data Catalog (Part 2 of 2)Sep 27, 2006 at 12:27 PM 0
Wouldn’t it be cool if you built a middleware piece that could aggregate and expose business data to web portals, office applications like Word and Excel and even to custom business apps? Imagine power users able to search business data like they search documents in SharePoint. These are the…
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ARCast – Business Data Catalog (Part 1 of 2)Sep 26, 2006 at 9:25 AM 2
Wouldn’t it be cool if you built a middleware piece that could aggregate and expose business data to web portals, office applications like Word and Excel and even to custom business apps? Imagine power users able to search business data like they search documents in SharePoint. These are the…
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ARCast - Hey Architects! Meet the Office 2007 System (Part 2 of 2)Sep 21, 2006 at 2:45 PM 0
So you thought you knew all about Office 2007 right? Word, Excel PowerPoint and Outlook - the big 4 that we have known and loved for so long but on this episode we are going to hear from Jay Paulus from the Office 2007 team to talk about the many new possibilities abounding in Office 2007. …
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ARCast - Hey Architects! Meet the Office 2007 System (Part 1 of 2)Sep 19, 2006 at 8:35 AM 7
So you thought you knew all about Office 2007 right? Word, Excel PowerPoint and Outlook – the big 4 that we have known and loved for so long but on this episode we are going to hear from Jay Paulus from the Office 2007 team to talk about the many new possibilities abounding in Office 2007. …
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ARCast – SQL Server Application Platform (Part 2 of 2)Sep 14, 2006 at 11:49 AM 2
You are thinking of a messaging solution for your application. A solution that can exchange messages reliably, predictably and in-order. A solution that offers queue like functionality only better. What is it you ask? None other than SQL Server 2005 and this very interesting technology known as…
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ARCast – SQL Server Application Platform (Part 1 of 2)Sep 12, 2006 at 2:41 PM 4
You are thinking of a messaging solution for your application. A solution that can exchange messages reliably, predictably and in-order. A solution that offers queue like functionality only better. What is it you ask? None other than SQL Server 2005 and this very interesting technology known as…
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ARCast – WCF, Workflow and Cardspace in the real worldSep 05, 2006 at 3:09 PM 0
.NET 3.0 has a boatload of new features but how do put these new capabilities into practice in the real world? Well Marc Mercuri is one of those guys who helps customers make sense of these new technologies and on this episode he is going to bring us some success stories from customers who are…
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ARCast - Get on the GridSep 01, 2006 at 2:37 PM 0
Sure AJAX apps are cool and web apps are all the rage but people still need to deploy and install bits on their computers. We have seen a lot of ways to get this done but Microsoft recently acquired a company called Softricity that has a very cool and unique solution known as Application…
