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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'SQL Everywhere Edition' - What. How. Why.Jul 21, 2006 at 8:56 AM
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Meet some of the minds behind 'SQL Everywhere Edition', a database technology that, among other things, enables you to embed a database right into your Windows application that you can program against in ways your are accustomed to when working against a full SQL server application.What is… -
Rob Relyea - There's Something About XAMLJul 05, 2006 at 4:12 PM 11
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. -
Doron Holan - Kernel Mode Driver FrameworkAug 15, 2006 at 11:42 AM 12
It's hard to write kernel mode drivers. Real hard. In fact, it's hard to believe how hard it is. Well, the Windows Driver People have been working tirelessly to make it a little less hard (not easy) to write kernel mode drivers that won't hose your system. You know, blue screen of death and the… -
36 minutes, 41 secondsBarry Bond: Emulation, Emulation, EmulationAug 10, 2006 at 9:06 AM 8
Barry Bond is an Architect who lives and breathes software emulation of hardware. What is emulation? How does it work? How do you inhale it? Well, watch, listen and learn. We dig into this important development technology with the de facto emulation guru here at Microsoft. One of the great… -
28 minutes, 10 secondsDan Reed: On the ManyCore Future and Parallelism in the SkyApr 10, 2008 at 12:42 PM 11
Dan Reed is Microsoft's Director of Scalable/Multi-Core Systems Research and head of the recently formed Universal Parallel Computing Research Centers (UPCRC): one at the University of California at Berkeley (UC-Berkeley) and a second at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC).… -
45 minutes, 10 secondsDave Campbell: SQL Server Data Services and the Future of Data in the CloudMar 06, 2008 at 11:56 AM 6
Continuing with the Technical Fellow interviews on Channel 9, meet Dave Campbell. From his bio: "David Campbell is a Microsoft Technical Fellow working in the Data Storage Platform division where he is responsible for driving technical strategy and architecture of Microsoft SQL Server and… -
46 minutes, 18 secondsVittorio Bertocci and Caleb Baker: Understanding CardSpace and the Complexities of IdentityJan 21, 2008 at 4:14 PM 0
What's going on in CardSpace World these days? Recently (and fortuitously), Vittorio Bertocci and Caleb Baker were meeting in Vittorio's office (probably discussing some top secret CardSpace stuff...) so I barged in on them with camera rolling (Vittorio is my hallway neighbor and used to… -
52 minutes, 34 secondsEverything you wanted to know about VC++ deployment but were afraid to askJan 02, 2008 at 11:32 AM 20
After C++ code has been written, compiled and tested it's now time for figuring out how to deploy it successfully on n number of users' machines and their various configurations... This is no easy task given the number of potential versioning conflicts. Of course, there are ways to do…
