TWC9: Virtual PC tools, .NET 4.0 FAQ, MVC in Azure
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This week on Channel 9, Dan is joined by Christian "Littleguru" Liensberger to discuss the week's top developer news, including:
- SQL Team - SQL Azure Feature Complete, now supports bulkcopy
- Sarah Perez - Integrate Twitter into PowerPoint, via Scott Hanselman
- Systernals utility - Disk2VHD - Create a virtual hard drive from a physical hard drive, via Greg Duncan
- Virtual PC Guy - Virtual PC + XP mode RTM on MSDN/Technet
- Ayende Rahein - Choosing between Active Record, Fluent NHibernate, and XML mapping files, via Alvin Ashcraft
- Eric Lippert - The difference between"as" and "cast" operators
- Kirk Evans - Eric Schupps on TDD in SharePoint
- Jeff Brand - 5-part video series on Peer-to-Peer programming
- Rudi Grobler - Create your own IDE, with colorization, in 10 minutes using AvalonEdit
- Shivprasad Koirala - CodeProject - Multipart .NET 4.0 FAQ, part 1 is the DLR
- Wade Wegner - Video - How to run ASP.NET MVC applications in Windows Azure
Picks of the week
- Christian's pick: Sony Vaio Windows 7 Notebook
- Dan's pick: Family Guy meets Windows 7
- SQL Team - SQL Azure Feature Complete, now supports bulkcopy
- Sarah Perez - Integrate Twitter into PowerPoint, via Scott Hanselman
- Systernals utility - Disk2VHD - Create a virtual hard drive from a physical hard drive, via Greg Duncan
- Virtual PC Guy - Virtual PC + XP mode RTM on MSDN/Technet
- Ayende Rahein - Choosing between Active Record, Fluent NHibernate, and XML mapping files, via Alvin Ashcraft
- Eric Lippert - The difference between"as" and "cast" operators
- Kirk Evans - Eric Schupps on TDD in SharePoint
- Jeff Brand - 5-part video series on Peer-to-Peer programming
- Rudi Grobler - Create your own IDE, with colorization, in 10 minutes using AvalonEdit
- Shivprasad Koirala - CodeProject - Multipart .NET 4.0 FAQ, part 1 is the DLR
- Wade Wegner - Video - How to run ASP.NET MVC applications in Windows Azure
Picks of the week
- Christian's pick: Sony Vaio Windows 7 Notebook
- Dan's pick: Family Guy meets Windows 7
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Awesome content guys!!! Super excited about what's coming.
What's with the kilroy 9 guys?
Great stuff, nice mix of features covered.
That Vaio looks nice, shame about the price though.
Its getting hard to keep up with all the new stuff at the moment, guess thats a good thing. (or is it?)
Wow, that episode was full'o'stuff. I liked it.
The design of the Sony is great but it's more of a high end netbook with an inflated price. I guess it's the competitor to the new Dell
Adamo and the new HP Envy 13 (although the HP has a screen closer to regular notebook size)
I wonder when they start selling them in the US
Can't wait to get one!!
Information overload is kind of why we started This Week on C9. There's a lot of good stuff you may not know about and it would be great to filter the signal from the noise
The Sony willbe great for people who are already tired of their underpowered netbook.
I'd still rather have this HP though
http://h30429.www3.hp.com/?rf=sitemap&fr_story=fe679eb52725bd572efc187acbba80b0f345df41&jumpid=reg_R1002_USEN
HP has been making some realy nice stuff lately.
good job man.
i doubt ill ever start a tshirt site..
but whatever you guys need - never hesitate to ask. ill always make time for c9
j
Disk to VHD is nice. I used it when vmWare came out with it about 3 years ago to get a demo pc setup ready for our sales team.
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