TWC9: Nineys, MIX Open Call, WP7 GPS Emulator, & lots of new software releases
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This week on Channel 9, Dan and Brian discuss the week's top developer news, including:
- [00:26] Channel 9 - Voting for the Niney Awards is now open, so vote for This Week on Channel 9!
- [02:20] MIX11 - Voting for MIX11 sessions closes at 12PM Midnight PST on Feb 4, 2011 so vote for sessions now
- [02:57] Avkash - Microsoft Research releases Windows Phone 7 Cloud services including a Relay & Rendezvous service as well as coming soon services like OCR in the cloud and Speech to Text
- [05:08] Mads Kristensen - HTML5 & CSS3 IntelliSense support coming to VS2010 SP1,via Alvin Ashcraft
- [06:02] Mike Ormond - Walkthrough of using OData services with Windows Phone 7
- [06:48] Yochay Kiriaty - A Windows Phone GPS Emulator for testing location services from the comfort of your home or office
- [08:14] Hajan Selmani - How to animate an ASP.NET Menu control using jQuery
- [09:47] Maor David - Microsoft attack surface analyzer beta released
- [10:38] CodePlex - A new release of the popular ASP.NET MVC Spark view engine
- [11:00] jQuery Team - jQuery 1.5 is now available with lots of new features and performance improvements
- [11:31] Rob Mensching - WiX 3.5 now available, supports VS 2010, IIS7, and lots of improvements, via Greg Duncan
- [12:10] Shawn Burke - How you can still use ObservableCollection with the Portable Library Tools CTP
Picks of the week!
- [12:53] Charles Torre - Interview with John Platt on Sho - a new app for data analysis and scientific computing
- [15:00] Cameron Skinner - New Power Toy to calculate code metrics on an assembly/exe from the command line
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Sorry guys, I voted for Ping!
@rhm: That's unfortunate for you since we're not above bribery
Foy is probably a sleeper for the fruit company. But yeah, I voted for Ping as well.
There should be a video series for Wix. Not enough applications use msi these days.
@rhm: Thanks! Your check is in the mail
<uh umm>. Spread the wealth.
Your progressive tax legislation is in the mail!
@Paul II:
Dude, don't mix bribery and progressive tax legislations! We have progressive taxes in Norway where I'm from and that's working out just fine! Sure I have to pay 50% tax and also 25% VAT on everything I buy... But don't come here on Channel9 which is an international developer site and come dragging along your USA-centered politicial views like everyone in the world shares dem, m'kay?
Oh, and did I mention we also have universal... wait for it... HEALTH CARE*?
*) If by universal you mean excluding dental care which is for what ever reason not covered and insanely expensive after you turn 18. But c'mon, you don't really need those to eat, right?
So in your faces, all you countries that don't have that! yeah...
Go Norway
Very pleased about the command line access to code metrics. It's something I've wanted for a long time. Also thanks for nominating NAudio for a niney. Sadly I won't be able to make it to MIX.
Yay Dr. Sbaitso!
That and the text to speech thing that would "sing" what would you do with a drunken sailor was the coolest thing about the Sound Blaster 16 ... at least when you're 12.
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