TWC9: SQL Server 2012, Windows Phone, Async, Azure, HTML5 and more
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This week on Channel 9, Dan and Clint discuss the week's top developer news, including:
- [0:30] SQL Server 2012 Virtual Launch Event, March 7th
- [1:17] Free Windows Phone Training (Peter Kuhn [aka Mister Goodcat]), http://www.goodcat-trainings.net
- [2:05] 8 Must-Have Tools for Windows Phone 7 Development (Doug Rathbone)
- [3:05] MetroSky - A Complete SkyDrive Sample for Windows Phone (Ilija Injac)
- [3:49] Hanselminutes on 9 - The Eddie Robotics Platform with Kinect (Scott Hanselman)
- [4:38] Advanced APM Consumption in Async Methods (Stephen Toub)
- [6:42] Getting Started with Windows Azure (Scott Guthrie)
- [8:14] Memory Game Tutorial: Create a Game in Blend using JavaScript, HTML5, and CSS, Blend Tutorial Part 1: Design Your First Metro Style App with JavaScript, HTML5, CSS (Christian Schormann, Pam Keesey )
- [9:14] Mike Downey on the HTML5 Player Framework (Larry Larsen, Mike Downey)
- [10:23] Add HTML5 Geolocation plus Bing Maps into ASP.NET MVC views (Rachel Appel) [Found via: The Morning Brew - The Morning Brew #1029]
Picks of the Week!
- Dan's Pick of the Week! [11:35] Using HTML5, web sockets and some C# to build a multiplayer Space Shoot[er] (Florian Rappl)
- Clint's Pick of the Week! [12:30] Supporting sensors in Windows 8 (Steven Sinofsky)
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Hello,
Scott says hours instead of 3 months because
Azure usage is hourly based. So, you will not need to use it
in one shot. You can spread these hours through the all year.
That's why he was insisting to use term of "hours" instead of 3 months.
@teoman: I'm just saying that it's harder for someone to quantify hours versus months. It's like saying someone just had their birthday and they turned 360 months
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