TWC9: Windows 8, Code Formatting Macro, You will love Debugger Canvas
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This week on Channel 9, Dan is reunited with Brian to discuss the week's top developer news, including:
- [00:46] Microsoft News Center - Microsoft Unveils Windows 8, watch preview video on YouTube (5 min) and Mike Anguilio's keynote video (30 min) at Computex in Taiwan
- [01:51] BuildWindows.com - BUILD is the conference to learn about Windows 8, registration is now open (Sept 13-16) in Anaheim, CA.
- [03:08] Michael Crump - The Busy Developer's Guide to Mango, the codename for the next release of Windows Phone
- [03:43] Kevin Gadd - Converting the XNA Platformer Starter Kit to work in the browser using JavaScript and HTML
- [04:39] Peter Torr - How to create alarms and notifications in Mango using the Reminder class
- [05:27] Ioulian Alexeev - Video demo that shows combining the Silverlight Augmented Reality Toolkit (SLARToolkit) to fly a spaceship game built using Unity3D, via Rene Schulte
- [06:28] Brian Keller - Learn about the newly announced ALM features coming in Visual Studio V.Next using the ALM SpeakFlow application
- [08:14] Joshua Davies - Deep dive into the technical implementation details of the GZIP Compression Algorithm
- [09:51] Phil Haack - A Visual Studio Macro to Remove/Sort Usings and apply code formatting to your Visual Studio projects
- [11:03] Roger Doherty - DataBound - a new Channel 9 show about programming data, the first episode discusses building PowerPivot applications
Picks of the week!
- [11:45] Brian Keller - Debugger Canvas (WMV Video) - An *amazing* tool to visualize how an application runs. When it becomes available, this is a must have tool
- [13:24] Dan Fernandez - Teppo Kotirinta - Windows Phone Design Cheat Sheet (PNG, PSD, PDF), via Greg Duncan
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I will I like like CSS ? Visual Basic?
Brian:
and so you're back
from outer space
I just walked in to find you here
with that sad look upon your face
I should have changed my stupid lock
I should have made you leave your key
If I had known for just one second
you'd be back to bother me
Welcome back.
Herbie
@Dr Herbie:Thanks! But did you think I'd crumble? Did you think I'd lay down and die? I will survive!
Guys you totally skipped the cool part of the XNA Starter Kit port. It is not a guide how to port XNA games to the web. It is a TOOL that compiles IL (as opposed to C# in Script#) code to JS and he's ported the XNA Starter Kit as a proof of concept. Your review fails to convey the total awesomeness of this announcement.
As for the Win 8 announcement they'd better not wait for september because the Windows devs are in rage right now because JS and HTML were mentioned and not .NET.
yeah ,
you are good
i using css ,html, php..
I want to know where download the windows 8?
i am Chinese
Right now nobody cares about anything but the developer story for Windows 8. Everybody I talked to is pissed about HTML5/JS. Yesterday at Costco I went to look at the Acer Iconia and a guy was already playing with the thing. We started talking and yes, he too was there due to the Windows 8 announcement.
Great to have you back guys! Last week was just not the same without you.
@CKurt:Thanks man!
Dan,
The download for your tip is a dead link.
Cheers!
@ChrisStepaniuk: Weird, I clicked on all of them and they opened, which link doesn't work for you?
Wow. I would really like to see debugger canvas as a built in tool in visual studio and the default for stepping through breakspoints.
@LCARSNxG:Agree, I hope it gets integrated in the future
I'm so confused. Is BUILD the new PDC? Or is there going to be a separate PDC? I can only go to one and I don't want to miss out on this waiting for a PDC announcement that may or may not happen.
@dtower: Apologies for the confusion, there is no PDC this year, the event you'll want to go to is BUILD
@Dan: In the absence of PDC, will BUILD be targetting the same audience, range of topics as PDC? I'm curious because all the marketing I've seen for BUILD seems to imply that it will be entirely about developing for the new Windows 8 app model (HTML5+js) and less about languages, technology and software development in the windows ecosystem in general.
I was hoping to attend PDC again this year, but BUILD seems like it might be too App & UI centric to be of interest for me.
Brian, I so remember FCompress. It blamed a floppy read error when you tried it on another computer... Ah, the good old days...
Debugger canvas looks fantastic! I'd love to get my hands on it when it's available.
The debugger canvas video is awesome! Can't wait to try and use it.
@Dan, Thanks for clearing that up. All is now right in my world.
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