Visual Studio Toolbox: Interviews with Jay Schmelzer and John Papa

Posted: Jun 27, 2012 at 8:24 AM
By: Robert Green
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In this episode, taped at TechEd North America, Robert chats with Jay Schmelzer, a Principal Director of Program Management at Microsoft, and John Papa, an independent consultant, speaker, and trainer for Pluralsight.

Jay's team owns the business application tooling in Visual Studio. He and Robert discuss what's new in Visual Studio 2012 for LightSwitch [01:00], Azure [12:30], and SharePoint and Office [16:00].

Robert and John used to work together, and after catching up John offers his opinion on XAML developers making the move to Windows 8 [21:00] and developing with JavaScript [27:00].

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