Going Deep
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Charles Torre travels around Microsoft to meet the company’s leading Architects and Engineers to discuss the inner workings of our core technologies. Going Deep is primarily concerned with how things work, why they are designed the way they are, and how they will evolve over time. Going Deep also includes lectures by domain experts and conversational pieces amongst computer scientists, architects and engineers (a la E2E).
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Rob Relyea - There's Something About XAMLJul 05, 2006 at 4:12 PM
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Join Charles and Channel 9 special correspondent, Dr. Sneath, as we interview Rob Relyea about XAML's past, present and future. Here, we dig into how XAML works and why it is desiged the way it is. Are you curious about how and why XAML works the way it does? Ever wonder why BAML was created… -
Diving into the Vista HeapJun 21, 2006 at 3:19 PM 20
We recently interviewed Adrian Marinescu, lead developer on the Windows Kernel team focusing on the Heap Manager and associated technologies. The Heap Manager plays a big role in shaping system performance and security. (Heap mechanisms have been targets of several security attacks in the past… -
InfoCard - Deep ArchitectureMay 12, 2006 at 11:00 AM 21
Nigel Watling, InfoCard Technical Evangelist, leads an in depth discussion of how InfoCard works, how it's designed (and why) and how it will evolve in the future(great Going Deep stuff!) with InfoCard chief Architect Arun Nanda and Software Developer Ruchi Bhargava. -
Louis Lafreniere - VC++ backend compilerMay 11, 2006 at 1:24 PM 13
Louis Lafreniere has been a developer on the VC++ compiler team for a long time; 15 years, to be exact. Specifically, Louis works on the backend compiler. What's a backend compiler? How's it evolved over the years? Where's it going? Watch and listen. Good stuff. -
Greg Schechter: Windows Presentation Foundation(WPF) ArchitectureMay 07, 2006 at 12:16 PM 20
How is WPF designed? How does it work? Join Charles, Tim Sneath (Dr. Sneath, to us on the C9 team) and WPF Architect Greg Schechter as we dig into the guts of WPF as well as discuss it's past and future.Check out Greg's blog here. -
Jim Hogg: Phoenix FrameworkMay 02, 2006 at 4:03 PM 24
We recently caught up with Jim Hogg, program manager for the Phoenix Framework, a very robust backend compiler platform co-created by the VC++ team and MSR. Ever wanted to extend the functionality of a backend compiler? Well, now you can, and it's much easier than you'd think given the… -
Windows Shell ArchitectureApr 20, 2006 at 11:23 AM 25
Ever wonder how the Windows shell is designed? Ever try and write a Windows shell extension? It gets easier in Vista! Here, Catherine Heller, a developer and technical evangelist, and Charles sit down with two of the big brains behind the Windows shell architecture and platform: Architects… -
Going Deep: Richard Ward - Engineering security into Windows VistaApr 14, 2006 at 3:07 PM 14
Richard is an architect on the kernel team on Windows Vista. In other words, everything in Windows builds on top of his team's work. Here Charles Torre has a 52 minute conversation with him about the kinds of things that are being done deep inside Windows from a security perspective. But… -
Oughtness, Isness and the world of systems managementApr 06, 2006 at 12:02 PM 9
"Oughtness"? "Isness"? What?We recently caught up with Anders Vinberg, Architect and one of the leaders of Microsoft's Management infrastructure team (technologies like MOM, WU, etc) and wordsmith(he makes up words to describe complex systems). Also present was Architect Raymond… -
WPF ImagingMar 06, 2006 at 1:04 PM 27
Recently, Tim Sneath, a Channel 9 correspondent and Technical Evangelist took us over to the WPF imaging team to learn about some of the great work that's been done in that area. Substantial (and innovative) improvements have been made to the way Windows manages images and renders images…
