TWC9: VB for Windows Phone 7, ASP.NET Vulnerability, WCF Services, String Formatting Cheat Sheet
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This week on Channel 9, Dan is joined by Clint Rutkas to discuss the week's top developer news, including:
Picks of the week!
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The new "(Watch)" feature is great
Also nice show (as ever
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Thanks
There is actually a bug in the jump links where it ignores the seconds and jumps straight to the minute only after you've clicked multiple times on a link on the page, so Duncan is investigating that
Thanks as always for the shout-out...
And bug or not, I agree the "watch" feature is very cool
Also I dig how I was watching the show, then wanted to sign in to comment, and after the page refresh the show resumed where I left off. It's the nice touches like that (and the auto-expanding comment textbox, etc) make this Channel 9 release so cool. Kudo's to the team...
FYI, video player jumps to the right place now!
great work with the (Watch) feature
IronRuby, IronPython and a ressurected Managed JScript (all DLR languages) would be awesome options to use for Windows Phone 7 development. Way better than VB, although both VB and C# are also required choices. It does seem the DLR is being neglected a little bit these days.
@CRPietschmann: why is it a better choice than VB? VB has a massive user base.
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