TWC9: Windows 8 Release Preview, Visual Studio 2012 RC, Storyboards, HTML5 and more
- Posted: Jun 01, 2012 at 7:47 PM
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This week on Channel 9, Clint and Rick discuss the week's top developer news, including:
- [0:27] Windows 8 Release Preview
- [1:28] Visual Studio 2012 Release Candidate is here
- [3:04] Welcome to the Developer Tools Blog Network (Lisa Feigenbaum)
- [4:59] My Favorite Features: Creating Storyboards with PowerPoint (Jason Zander)
- [6:29] Being productive in the background – background tasks (Hari Pulapaka)
- [8:29] Getting Started on Line-of-Business HTML5 App – Part 4 Using Modernizr, Polyfills, YepNope (Bruce Kyle)
- [10:41] Howard Dierking Shows You How to Optimize Your ASP.NET Sites (Brady Gaster, Howard Dierking)
Picks of the Week!
- Rick's Pick of the Week: [11:20] Fun with HTML5 Canvas, WebSocket, JQuery and ASP.NET. End-result: A live white board on a web page! (Al-Farooque Shubho)
- Clint's Pick of the Week: [12:47] Occlusion detection and virtual object manipulation with the Kinect
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Think we're all still too busy to comment ....
@Ian2: i've spent the majority of the weekend reformatting machines. 3 asus, 3 samsung series 7, now onto the two hard ones, my work desktop and laptop. Need to track down all those apps i use once in a great while but still love having installed liked inssider for seeing why the wifi having issues.
I've got an older Dell laptop I'm thinking of putting Windows 8 Release Preview onto, but there's not a lot of free disk space on it. If I start to install Win8 Release Preview, will it give me a chance to wipe the HD clean, before installing it? Or will I have to have the 15 GB of free disk space before I start? (It's a 32-bit machine.)
nice pick of the week!
If you said "I really like the advancements in VS 2012" then MAYBE YOU HAVEN'T SEE THE IDIOTIC ALL CAPS SHOUTING MENUS.
Seems like there is another shortage of pink paper in Redmond. HOW COULD YOU EVEN THINK ABOUT DESTROYING VISUAL STUDIO's UI?
@jlomax: jeff, have you seen this? http://www.richard-banks.org/2012/06/how-to-prevent-visual-studio-2012-all.html
Looks like a pretty easy fix if that style doesn't fit your fancy.
@Doctor Who: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-8/faq says 16 gig is the min for x86. I am currently sitting at 34 gigs with my domain joined machine with
@Clint: OK, I'd better free up some space before I give this a try. Thanks.
Clint, you mentioned something about a code snippet for entering dependency properties faster in XAML. What is that code snippet, please?
propdp, then double TAB to generate the code.
@RodAtWork: FYI if you use propdp in a silverlight project, you'll need to rename UIPropertyMetadata to PropertyMetadata
@DennisDel: Thanks.
@Clint: Thanks for that additional tip.
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