TCSWeekly 001
- Posted: Jan 15, 2009 at 2:00 AM
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TCSWeekly is a new weekly show on Channel 9 that covers the top news, tutorials and demos in the Microsoft Client world.
"TCS" comes from its long form sibling The Continuum Show and "Weekly" comes from its publishing schedule. As in once a week, I'll review the top news and publish a new episode.
Stories mentioned in this episode include:
"TCS" comes from its long form sibling The Continuum Show and "Weekly" comes from its publishing schedule. As in once a week, I'll review the top news and publish a new episode.
Stories mentioned in this episode include:
- Windows 7 beta announced
- Source code for Silverlight controls published
- Live Mesh Awarded Best Technology Innovation/Achievement Crunchie
- Screencast of Silverlight installation on Linux
- Frame Based Sprite Animation in Silverlight
- WPF Tutorial - A Simple Twitter Client
- TANKS - a Silverlight Game with C# and Farseer Physics
- PhotoSuru, an innovative photo-viewing WPF application
- Silverlight Hydrodynamics
Music: Night Light by Reveling_John
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1. Visit the list of Shows: http://channel9.msdn.com/shows/
2. Click on the show you want (I would suggest "This Week on Channel 9" or 10-4 instead of this competing TCSWeekly show).
3. Next to "Subscribe" click on the format you want. The next page is the RSS feed that you can use in the RSS aggregator of your choice. For example, if you want to subscribe in the Zune software pick the Zune feed and copy/paste that URL into the Zune software. Do this from Collection -> Podcasts -> Add a Podcast and then fill in the URL.
Hope that helps!
Brian
PS: Only joking on #2 above. I've got nothing but love for Adam and his awesome content. But the public loves a good ratings war, right? Just look at Leno and Letterman!
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