Channel 9 - Entries tagged with IE9 Microsoft http://mschnlnine.vo.llnwd.net/d1/Dev/App_Themes/C9/images/feedimage.png Channel 9 - Entries tagged with IE9 http://channel9.msdn.com/Tags/ie9 Channel 9 keeps you up to date with the latest news and behind the scenes info from Microsoft that developers love to keep up with. From LINQ to SilverLight – Watch videos and hear about all the cool technologies coming and the people behind them. http://channel9.msdn.com/Tags/ie9 en Wed, 19 Jun 2013 07:54:39 GMT Wed, 19 Jun 2013 07:54:39 GMT Rev9 81 4 25 Jon Galloway Helps Introduce Web Camps 2012 Web Camps TV is happy to announce an upcoming series of developer camps specifically designed for web developers. Visit the WebCamps Web Site to find out more about the events, which are coming to a few cities throughout the world this Spring and later this Fall.

In this week's episode, Jon Galloway joins Brady Gaster to introduce the web camps. During the talk, Jon demonstrates how the ASP.NET web site facilitates IE9's Site Pinning and Jump List features, and together the two learn a little geography. 

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Web+Camps+TV/Jon-Galloway-Helps-Introduce-Web-Camps-2012 Web Camps TV is happy to announce an upcoming series of developer camps specifically designed for web developers. Visit the WebCamps Web Site to find out more about the events, which are coming to a few cities throughout the world this Spring and later this Fall. In this week's episode, Jon Galloway joins Brady Gaster to introduce the web camps. During the talk, Jon demonstrates how the ASP.NET web site facilitates IE9's Site Pinning and Jump List features, and together the two learn a little geography.  779 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Web+Camps+TV/Jon-Galloway-Helps-Introduce-Web-Camps-2012 Mon, 16 Apr 2012 11:00:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Web+Camps+TV/Jon-Galloway-Helps-Introduce-Web-Camps-2012 Brady Gaster Brady Gaster 1 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Web+Camps+TV/Jon-Galloway-Helps-Introduce-Web-Camps-2012/RSS ASP.NET IE9 WebCamp Web Camps Ping 135: MicroStang, Lifebrowser, HTC Eternity in China, Hunger Games Another week of Microsofties making news, seems like the fun just never ends Smiley Here are some of the tid bits Laura and Paul talk about this week:

The Micro-Stang!  [05:22]

Lifebrowser for Landmarks in your life   [12:32]

Windows Phone launches in China  [09:54]

Hunger Games site in IE9   [17:16]

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/PingShow/Ping-135-MicroStang-Lifebrowser-HTC-Eternity-in-China-Hunger-Games Another week of Microsofties making news, seems like the fun just never ends Here are some of the tid bits Laura and Paul talk about this week: The Micro-Stang!  [05:22] Lifebrowser for Landmarks in your life   [12:32] Windows Phone launches in China  [09:54] Hunger Games site in IE9   [17:16] 1289 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/PingShow/Ping-135-MicroStang-Lifebrowser-HTC-Eternity-in-China-Hunger-Games Mon, 26 Mar 2012 19:56:58 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/PingShow/Ping-135-MicroStang-Lifebrowser-HTC-Eternity-in-China-Hunger-Games Laura Foy Laura Foy 5 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/PingShow/Ping-135-MicroStang-Lifebrowser-HTC-Eternity-in-China-Hunger-Games/RSS China Coding4Fun HTC IE9 PingShow Windows Phone Windows Phone 7 WP7 Bytes by MSDN: Jonathan Sasse and Clark Sell on how Slacker.com integrated IE9 features Slacker.com is a personalized internet radio service. Jonathan Sasse, Senior Vice President at Slacker, chats with Clark Sell, Microsoft Senior Developer Evangelist, about the ease of integrating new Internet Explorer 9 features to the site. By incorporating dynamic jump lists and pinned sites features, Slacker was able to maintain the site branding, while improving the user experience. If you're a music lover and developer, this is a great interview to catch.

About Jonathan

Slacker Senior Vice President of Marketing - Jonathan has helped define the digital music industry as an executive in the space for nearly a decade. He was with Rio when it launched the first portable digital music players, CEO of iRiver America which delivered the first subscription-capable digital music and video players and SVP of marketing at Slacker, creating the first portable personal radio experience. At Slacker, Jonathan manages product and brand definition as well as advertising, including the Slacker personal radio experience on the web, on mobile handsets, in the home and wherever Slacker Radio is available.

 

About Clark

Clark Sell is a Senior Developer Evangelist at Microsoft. Name a role in the software industry, and Clark has probably played it. He started as a Y2K tester and has since worked as a developer, lead, "build monkey," solutions architect and product manager. His professional sweet spot however, lies in designing and building software solutions that make life easier – there's no chance for boredom and constant opportunities for growth. Clark is MCSD certified and received top Microsoft honors with the Circle of Excellence Award. He's a graduate of Western Illinois University and before joining Microsoft in 2005, he served as a solutions architect at Allstate Insurance Company. As a senior developer evangelist and Visual Studio team system ranger, Clark brings a good dose of humor and a zest for life to the podium. You can hear Clark's technical musings on "The Smackdown" at DeveloperSmackdown.com and The Thirsty Developer podcast – or find him getting grease under his nails in the garage. Clark's a muscle car fanatic who's currently finishing a body-off restoration of his 1970 Chevrolet Camaro while driving his 1968 Camaro SS. You can also take a look at what Clark's been up to on his blog.

 

Jonathan Sasse and Clark Sell recommend you check out

 

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Bytes+by+MSDN/Bytes-by-MSDN-Jonathan-Sasse-and-Clark-Sell-on-how-Slackercom-integrated-IE9-features Slacker.com is a personalized internet radio service. Jonathan Sasse, Senior Vice President at Slacker, chats with Clark Sell, Microsoft Senior Developer Evangelist, about the ease of integrating new Internet Explorer 9 features to the site. By incorporating dynamic jump lists and pinned sites features, Slacker was able to maintain the site branding, while improving the user experience. If you're a music lover and developer, this is a great interview to catch. About JonathanSlacker Senior Vice President of Marketing - Jonathan has helped define the digital music industry as an executive in the space for nearly a decade. He was with Rio when it launched the first portable digital music players, CEO of iRiver America which delivered the first subscription-capable digital music and video players and SVP of marketing at Slacker, creating the first portable personal radio experience. At Slacker, Jonathan manages product and brand definition as well as advertising, including the Slacker personal radio experience on the web, on mobile handsets, in the home and wherever Slacker Radio is available.   About ClarkClark Sell is a Senior Developer Evangelist at Microsoft. Name a role in the software industry, and Clark has probably played it. He started as a Y2K tester and has since worked as a developer, lead, "build monkey," solutions architect and product manager. His professional sweet spot however, lies in designing and building software solutions that make life easier – there's no chance for boredom and constant opportunities for growth. Clark is MCSD certified and received top Microsoft honors with the Circle of Excellence Award. He's a graduate of Western Illinois University and before joining Microsoft in 2005, he served as a solutions architect at Allstate Insurance Company. As a senior developer evangelist and Visual Studio team system ranger, Clark brings a good dose of humor and a zest for life to the podium. You can hear Clark's technical musings on 272 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Bytes+by+MSDN/Bytes-by-MSDN-Jonathan-Sasse-and-Clark-Sell-on-how-Slackercom-integrated-IE9-features Tue, 23 Aug 2011 15:23:09 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Bytes+by+MSDN/Bytes-by-MSDN-Jonathan-Sasse-and-Clark-Sell-on-how-Slackercom-integrated-IE9-features Bytes by MSDN Bytes by MSDN 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Bytes+by+MSDN/Bytes-by-MSDN-Jonathan-Sasse-and-Clark-Sell-on-how-Slackercom-integrated-IE9-features/RSS Bytes by MSDN IE9 How is Microsoft Relevant to Developers? Wilbour Craddock's (Architect Evangelist, Microsoft Ireland) keynote at reMIX Dublin for developers. Wilbour discusses some of the emerging trends from a development and information consumption perspective - including: 'three screens & the cloud', IE9 & html5, Kinect & 'natural UI',  Surface, slates, and other multi-touch devices.

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/How-is-Microsoft-Relevant-to-Developers Wilbour Craddock's (Architect Evangelist, Microsoft Ireland) keynote at reMIX Dublin for developers. Wilbour discusses some of the emerging trends from a development and information consumption perspective - including: 'three screens & the cloud', IE9 & html5, Kinect & 'natural UI',  Surface, slates, and other multi-touch devices. 1511 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/How-is-Microsoft-Relevant-to-Developers Thu, 14 Jul 2011 09:31:09 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/How-is-Microsoft-Relevant-to-Developers endaflynn endaflynn 1 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/How-is-Microsoft-Relevant-to-Developers/rss Azure HTML 5 HTML5 IE9 Microsoft Surface Multi-touch Web Windows Phone Ireland Bytes by MSDN: Chris Maliwat and Clark Sell discuss how IE9 Improves Customer User Experiences Clark is joined by Chris Maliwat, Vice President of Product Management for Gilt Groupe, in this discussion on how Internet Explorer 9 improved their site performance. Gilt.com is an invitation-only website that provides luxury goods to members at insider prices with spectacular noon time sales. Using IE9 features such as notifications on a task bar, site pinning and dynamic jump lists to enhance the sites' functionality for users, Chris is very pleased with the results. Thanks to IE9, customers can get to products easier, shop more efficiently and grab deals faster. How long did it take Gilt to implement the IE9 features? About a week. Listen in and learn how you, too, can make improvements to your site with IE9 to improve user experience and sales.

About Chris Maliwat

Chris currently serves as Vice President of Product Management for Gilt Groupe, the innovative online shopping destination. Gilt, the first shopping site of its kind, offers special access to the most inspiring merchandise and experiences every day, specializing in getting its members insider prices.Prior to joining Gilt, Chris was Director of Product Management for Personalization at Netflix. Before that he was the Vice President of Product Management of Vuze, and prior to that the Senior Global Product Manager for eBay. Before eBay, Chris was co-founder and Senior Architect for V2 Group, a leading provider of product strategy and design services for clients including Intuit, Inktomi, and Seagate. Chris was also the co-founder and Director of the Interactive Services division of USWeb/CKS, responsible for defining the first ecommerce experiences for Levi's, Dockers, Harley-Davidson, and Logitech. Chris holds a BS in Symbolic Systems ' Human-Computer Interaction from Stanford University and has completed coursework at The Wharton School of Business.

About Clark Sell

Clark Sell ' Senior Developer Evangelist, Microsoft Corp. Name a role in the software industry, and Clark has probably played it. He started as a Y2K tester and has since worked as a developer, lead, "build monkey," solutions architect and product manager. His professional sweet spot however, lies in designing and building software solutions that make life easier – there's no chance for boredom and constant opportunities for growth. Clark is MCSD certified and received top Microsoft honors with the Circle of Excellence Award. He's a graduate of Western Illinois University and before joining Microsoft in 2005, he served as a solutions architect at Allstate Insurance Company. As a senior developer evangelist and Visual Studio team system ranger, Clark brings a good dose of humor and a zest for life to the podium. You can hear Clark's technical musings on "The Smackdown" at DeveloperSmackdown.com and The Thirsty Developer podcast – or find him getting grease under his nails in the garage. Clark's a muscle car fanatic who's currently finishing a body-off restoration of his 1970 Chevrolet Camaro while driving his 1968 Camaro SS. You can also take a look at what Clark's been up to on his blog.

Chris Maliwat and Clark Sell recommend you check out

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Bytes+by+MSDN/Bytes-by-MSDN-Chris-Maliwat-and-Clark-Sell-discuss-how-IE9-Improves-Customer-User-Experiences Clark is joined by Chris Maliwat, Vice President of Product Management for Gilt Groupe, in this discussion on how Internet Explorer 9 improved their site performance. Gilt.com is an invitation-only website that provides luxury goods to members at insider prices with spectacular noon time sales. Using IE9 features such as notifications on a task bar, site pinning and dynamic jump lists to enhance the sites' functionality for users, Chris is very pleased with the results. Thanks to IE9, customers can get to products easier, shop more efficiently and grab deals faster. How long did it take Gilt to implement the IE9 features? About a week. Listen in and learn how you, too, can make improvements to your site with IE9 to improve user experience and sales. About Chris MaliwatChris currently serves as Vice President of Product Management for Gilt Groupe, the innovative online shopping destination. Gilt, the first shopping site of its kind, offers special access to the most inspiring merchandise and experiences every day, specializing in getting its members insider prices.Prior to joining Gilt, Chris was Director of Product Management for Personalization at Netflix. Before that he was the Vice President of Product Management of Vuze, and prior to that the Senior Global Product Manager for eBay. Before eBay, Chris was co-founder and Senior Architect for V2 Group, a leading provider of product strategy and design services for clients including Intuit, Inktomi, and Seagate. Chris was also the co-founder and Director of the Interactive Services division of USWeb/CKS, responsible for defining the first ecommerce experiences for Levi's, Dockers, Harley-Davidson, and Logitech. Chris holds a BS in Symbolic Systems ' Human-Computer Interaction from Stanford University and has completed coursework at The Wharton School of Business. About Clark SellClark Sell ' Senior Developer Evangelist, Microsoft Corp. Name a role in the software industry, and Clark has probably played it. He start 292 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Bytes+by+MSDN/Bytes-by-MSDN-Chris-Maliwat-and-Clark-Sell-discuss-how-IE9-Improves-Customer-User-Experiences Thu, 30 Jun 2011 19:09:56 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Bytes+by+MSDN/Bytes-by-MSDN-Chris-Maliwat-and-Clark-Sell-discuss-how-IE9-Improves-Customer-User-Experiences Bytes by MSDN Bytes by MSDN 1 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Bytes+by+MSDN/Bytes-by-MSDN-Chris-Maliwat-and-Clark-Sell-discuss-how-IE9-Improves-Customer-User-Experiences/RSS Bytes by MSDN IE9 Internet Explorer Internet Explorer 9 TRON:Legacy - An HTML5 Graphic Novel by Disney The Beauty of the Web shines with Disney's new Tron:Legacy site, a rich graphic novel brought to life online using HTML5 Canvas and audio tags (check out the music). The site, designed to mark the relaunch of the Tron:Legacy application, takes advantage of the power of modern PC hardware through Internet Explorer 9's full hardware acceleration so it feels interactive, immersive and responsive. Giorgio Sardo worked closely with Vectorform and Disney on this web application that really showcases the power of HTML5 running oustide of the fishbowl Smiley Giorgio et al did some really good engineering to get the most performance out of HTML5 - Tron:Legacy deserves no less, of course!

Check out Giorgio's behind-the-scenes write-up on how they built this great HTML5 app.

Here, I chat with Giorgio and Ari Bixhorn (aka Bix) about this modern graphic novel written in HTML5 and powered by IE9. What's going on behind the graphics, anyway? What led to the use of HTML5's Canvas versus, say, CSS3 Transforms to create the stunning graphics with lightning bolts flashing in the background? What did they do to compensate for Canvas being a mostly "dumb" graphical surface? How did the overcome bandwidth constraints when loading several high res images?

Tune in.

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/TRONLegacy-An-HTML5-Graphic-Novel-by-Disney The Beauty of the Web shines with Disney's new Tron:Legacy site, a rich graphic novel brought to life online using HTML5 Canvas and audio tags (check out the music). The site, designed to mark the relaunch of the Tron:Legacy application, takes advantage of the power of modern PC hardware through Internet Explorer 9's full hardware acceleration so it feels interactive, immersive and responsive. Giorgio Sardo worked closely with Vectorform and Disney on this web application that really showcases the power of HTML5 running oustide of the fishbowl Giorgio et al did some really good engineering to get the most performance out of HTML5 - Tron:Legacy deserves no less, of course!Check out Giorgio's behind-the-scenes write-up on how they built this great HTML5 app. Here, I chat with Giorgio and Ari Bixhorn (aka Bix) about this modern graphic novel written in HTML5 and powered by IE9. What's going on behind the graphics, anyway? What led to the use of HTML5's Canvas versus, say, CSS3 Transforms to create the stunning graphics with lightning bolts flashing in the background? What did they do to compensate for Canvas being a mostly "dumb" graphical surface? How did the overcome bandwidth constraints when loading several high res images? Tune in. 939 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/TRONLegacy-An-HTML5-Graphic-Novel-by-Disney Fri, 03 Jun 2011 12:00:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/TRONLegacy-An-HTML5-Graphic-Novel-by-Disney Charles Charles 12 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/TRONLegacy-An-HTML5-Graphic-Novel-by-Disney/rss CSS Graphics HTML 5 HTML5 IE9 JavaScript Web Development Bytes by MSDN: Jonathan Gabbai and Clark Sell discuss Internet Explorer 9 Clark Sell, Microsoft Senior Developer Evangelist, and Jonathon Gabbai, from eBay, discuss Internet Explorer 9. Jonathan, Senior Global Innovations Manager at eBay, reveals how he drives traffic to eBay sites through Internet Explorer 9 browser integration, leveraging IE9 features such as dynamic jump lists and pinned sites. This is a stimulating discussion for those interested in maximizing their website's potential via IE9 browser integration.

About Jonathan Gabbai

Jonathan is the Senior Innovations Manager at eBay looking after EU mobile product development. Previous to this role, Jonathan was at Internet Marketing driving innovations on desktop and browser integrations for over four years. He is passionate about new technologies and platforms that can enhance the user experience.
 
Prior to eBay, he worked at Accenture and BAE Systems in technology research. Jonathan has a Masters in aerospace engineering and a Doctorate in Complex Emergent Systems from the University of Manchester.

 

About Clark Sell

Clark Sell ' Senior Developer Evangelist, Microsoft Corp. Name a role in the software industry, and Clark has probably played it. He started as a Y2K tester and has since worked as a developer, lead, "build monkey," solutions architect and product manager. His professional sweet spot however, lies in designing and building software solutions that make life easier – there's no chance for boredom and constant opportunities for growth. Clark is MCSD certified and received top Microsoft honors with the Circle of Excellence Award. He's a graduate of Western Illinois University and before joining Microsoft in 2005, he served as a solutions architect at Allstate Insurance Company. As a senior developer evangelist and Visual Studio team system ranger, Clark brings a good dose of humor and a zest for life to the podium. You can hear Clark's technical musings on "The Smackdown" at DeveloperSmackdown.com and The Thirsty Developer podcast – or find him getting grease under his nails in the garage. Clark's a muscle car fanatic who's currently finishing a body-off restoration of his 1970 Chevrolet Camaro while driving his 1968 Camaro SS. You can also take a look at what Clark's been up to on his blog.

 

Jonathan Gabbai and Clark Sell recommend you check out

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Bytes+by+MSDN/Bytes-by-MSDN-Jonathan-Gabbai-and-Clark-Sell-discuss-Internet-Explorer-9 Clark Sell, Microsoft Senior Developer Evangelist, and Jonathon Gabbai, from eBay, discuss Internet Explorer 9. Jonathan, Senior Global Innovations Manager at eBay, reveals how he drives traffic to eBay sites through Internet Explorer 9 browser integration, leveraging IE9 features such as dynamic jump lists and pinned sites. This is a stimulating discussion for those interested in maximizing their website's potential via IE9 browser integration. About Jonathan GabbaiJonathan is the Senior Innovations Manager at eBay looking after EU mobile product development. Previous to this role, Jonathan was at Internet Marketing driving innovations on desktop and browser integrations for over four years. He is passionate about new technologies and platforms that can enhance the user experience. Prior to eBay, he worked at Accenture and BAE Systems in technology research. Jonathan has a Masters in aerospace engineering and a Doctorate in Complex Emergent Systems from the University of Manchester.   About Clark SellClark Sell ' Senior Developer Evangelist, Microsoft Corp. Name a role in the software industry, and Clark has probably played it. He started as a Y2K tester and has since worked as a developer, lead, "build monkey," solutions architect and product manager. His professional sweet spot however, lies in designing and building software solutions that make life easier – there's no chance for boredom and constant opportunities for growth. Clark is MCSD certified and received top Microsoft honors with the Circle of Excellence Award. He's a graduate of Western Illinois University and before joining Microsoft in 2005, he served as a solutions architect at Allstate Insurance Company. As a senior developer evangelist and Visual Studio team system ranger, Clark brings a good dose of humor and a zest for life to the podium. You can hear Clark's technical musings on "The Smackdown" at DeveloperSmackdown.com and The Thirsty Developer podcast – or find h 196 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Bytes+by+MSDN/Bytes-by-MSDN-Jonathan-Gabbai-and-Clark-Sell-discuss-Internet-Explorer-9 Wed, 01 Jun 2011 13:39:02 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Bytes+by+MSDN/Bytes-by-MSDN-Jonathan-Gabbai-and-Clark-Sell-discuss-Internet-Explorer-9 Bytes by MSDN Bytes by MSDN 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Bytes+by+MSDN/Bytes-by-MSDN-Jonathan-Gabbai-and-Clark-Sell-discuss-Internet-Explorer-9/RSS Bytes by MSDN Clark Sell IE9 Internet Explorer Internet Explorer 9 Bytes by MSDN: Thomas Lewis and Clark Sell discuss HTML5 Check out this lively HTML5 discussion between two Microsoft Evangelists, Clark Sell and Thomas Lewis. HTML5 is the next major update to the W3C HTML specification providing a standard structure for presenting content on the web. Thomas and Clark agree that the state of web development is evolving. In fact, HTML5 is at the center of Internet Explorer 9, with extensive support for web standards like HTML5, CSS3, Canvas, SVG, and more. Thomas suggests learning more by visiting BeautyOfTheWeb.com and tearing apart some HTML5 apps that can be found on the site!

About Thomas Lewis

 Thomas Lewis is an HTML5 & IE9 Evangelist at Microsoft. Previously he was the Director for MIX Online, a website for web developers and designers. When he is not advocating the brutality of HTML5 & IE9, he is chasing his passion for design, good coffee, death metal and his pets.

 

About Clark Sell

 Clark Sell | Senior Developer Evangelist, Microsoft Corp. Name a role in the software industry, and Clark has probably played it. He started as a Y2K tester and has since worked as a developer, lead, “build monkey,” solutions architect and product manager. His professional sweet spot however, lies in designing and building software solutions that make life easier – there’s no chance for boredom and constant opportunities for growth. Clark is MCSD certified and received top Microsoft honors with the Circle of Excellence Award. He’s a graduate of Western Illinois University and before joining Microsoft in 2005, he served as a solutions architect at Allstate Insurance Company. As a senior developer evangelist and Visual Studio team system ranger, Clark brings a good dose of humor and a zest for life to the podium. You can hear Clark’s technical musings on “The Smackdown” at DeveloperSmackdown.com and The Thirsty Developer podcast – or find him getting grease under his nails in the garage. Clark’s a muscle car fanatic who’s currently finishing a body-off restoration of his 1970 Chevrolet Camaro while driving his 1968 Camaro SS. You can also take a look at what Clark's been up to on his blog.

 

Thomas Lewis and Clark Sell recommend you check out

 

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Bytes+by+MSDN/Bytes-by-MSDN-Thomas-Lewis-and-Clark-Sell-discuss-HTML5 Check out this lively HTML5 discussion between two Microsoft Evangelists, Clark Sell and Thomas Lewis. HTML5 is the next major update to the W3C HTML specification providing a standard structure for presenting content on the web. Thomas and Clark agree that the state of web development is evolving. In fact, HTML5 is at the center of Internet Explorer 9, with extensive support for web standards like HTML5, CSS3, Canvas, SVG, and more. Thomas suggests learning more by visiting BeautyOfTheWeb.com and tearing apart some HTML5 apps that can be found on the site! About Thomas Lewis Thomas Lewis is an HTML5 & IE9 Evangelist at Microsoft. Previously he was the Director for MIX Online, a website for web developers and designers. When he is not advocating the brutality of HTML5 & IE9, he is chasing his passion for design, good coffee, death metal and his pets.   About Clark Sell Clark Sell | Senior Developer Evangelist, Microsoft Corp. Name a role in the software industry, and Clark has probably played it. He started as a Y2K tester and has since worked as a developer, lead, “build monkey,” solutions architect and product manager. His professional sweet spot however, lies in designing and building software solutions that make life easier – there’s no chance for boredom and constant opportunities for growth. Clark is MCSD certified and received top Microsoft honors with the Circle of Excellence Award. He’s a graduate of Western Illinois University and before joining Microsoft in 2005, he served as a solutions architect at Allstate Insurance Company. As a senior developer evangelist and Visual Studio team system ranger, Clark brings a good dose of humor and a zest for life to the podium. You can hear Clark’s technical musings on “The Smackdown” at DeveloperSmackdown.com and The Thirsty Developer podcast – or find him getting grease under his nails in the garage. Clark’s a muscle car fanatic who’s currently finishing a body-off restoration of his 1970 Che 318 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Bytes+by+MSDN/Bytes-by-MSDN-Thomas-Lewis-and-Clark-Sell-discuss-HTML5 Thu, 28 Apr 2011 23:01:34 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Bytes+by+MSDN/Bytes-by-MSDN-Thomas-Lewis-and-Clark-Sell-discuss-HTML5 Bytes by MSDN Bytes by MSDN 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Bytes+by+MSDN/Bytes-by-MSDN-Thomas-Lewis-and-Clark-Sell-discuss-HTML5/RSS Bytes by MSDN HTML 5 HTML5 IE9 Align IT Tour 2011: Development Managers: Session 1 of 3: Managing Complexity with Process, People and Tools Enabling business innovation through collaborative software development

Do you oversee teams of developers, architects or testers? Interested in developing for the cloud? Then join me, Jonathan Rozenblit, and my fellow Developer Evangelists, Christian Beauclair and John Bristowe, as we host this series of Development-oriented sessions. We’ll use real-world examples to demonstrate how you can minimize the time, cost, and risk of developing custom software applications.

Development teams are constantly challenged to deliver highly secure, quality software in an environment of growing business demand and quick time-to-market. No matter what solution is being developed, from client software to applications that take advantage of the Cloud, development managers are looking toward holistic software development approaches and best practices to help create an efficient and effective development process.

This session concentrates on these processes and explores how the Microsoft platform will help you and your team in conquering these development challenges.

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/AlignITTour2011DDM1 Enabling business innovation through collaborative software developmentDo you oversee teams of developers, architects or testers? Interested in developing for the cloud? Then join me, Jonathan Rozenblit, and my fellow Developer Evangelists, Christian Beauclair and John Bristowe, as we host this series of Development-oriented sessions. We’ll use real-world examples to demonstrate how you can minimize the time, cost, and risk of developing custom software applications. Development teams are constantly challenged to deliver highly secure, quality software in an environment of growing business demand and quick time-to-market. No matter what solution is being developed, from client software to applications that take advantage of the Cloud, development managers are looking toward holistic software development approaches and best practices to help create an efficient and effective development process. This session concentrates on these processes and explores how the Microsoft platform will help you and your team in conquering these development challenges. 3086 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/AlignITTour2011DDM1 Wed, 13 Apr 2011 02:43:17 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/AlignITTour2011DDM1 John Bristowe, Jonathan Rozenblit John Bristowe, Jonathan Rozenblit 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/AlignITTour2011DDM1/rss ALM ALM tools Cloud HTML 5 HTML5 IE9 Phone 7 Phone First Look: Internet Explorer 10 Platform Preview Just when you were expecting to hear more about IE9 on this opening day of Mix '11, and today we'll be talking about the IE10 Platform Preview. IE10 builds on IE9 with support for even more standards like CSS3 gradients, and grid layouts. In this video Rob Mauceri walks us through some of the new features of IE10 including an example of flowing of content in multi-column layouts.

Be sure to check the links at www.ietestdrive.com and www.beautyoftheweb.com for more examples of standards-based web technologies that deliver on the promise of standards. This is a team on the go, and they want to hear from you. Connect with us at Mix, on the IE blog, or here in the comments, we're really looking forward to your feedback.

See the IE Blog post here.

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/First-Look-Internet-Exploer-10-Platform-Preview Just when you were expecting to hear more about IE9 on this opening day of Mix '11, and today we'll be talking about the IE10 Platform Preview. IE10 builds on IE9 with support for even more standards like CSS3 gradients, and grid layouts. In this video Rob Mauceri walks us through some of the new features of IE10 including an example of flowing of content in multi-column layouts. Be sure to check the links at www.ietestdrive.com and www.beautyoftheweb.com for more examples of standards-based web technologies that deliver on the promise of standards. This is a team on the go, and they want to hear from you. Connect with us at Mix, on the IE blog, or here in the comments, we're really looking forward to your feedback. See the IE Blog post here. 243 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/First-Look-Internet-Exploer-10-Platform-Preview Tue, 12 Apr 2011 16:00:38 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/First-Look-Internet-Exploer-10-Platform-Preview Larry Larsen Larry Larsen 15 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/First-Look-Internet-Exploer-10-Platform-Preview/rss IE9 Internet Explorer IE 10 Bytes by MSDN: Ziad Ismail and Clark Sell discuss IE9 Please join us as Ziad Ismail, Director of Product Management for Internet Explorer, and Clark Sell, Microsoft Developer Evangelist, unleash the beauty of the web. They discuss IE9's new notification feature and "pinning" and give context to what "putting sites at the center" means for developers. That's not all! Ziad also announces "Dev Unplugged", the IE9 developer contest with over $40,000 in prizes. This is one interview you won't want to miss!

About Ziad Ismail

Ziad Ismail is currently the Director of Product Management for Internet Explorer. He has held leadership positions in several high-tech companies from small to large companies. Prior to joining the IE team, Ziad was the Director for Windows Phone Planning at Microsoft where he worked on the reinvention of Windows Phone. Prior to Microsoft, Ziad was the founder and CEO of several start-ups including CitiKey, a pioneering mobile location based company, and Inspire Infrastructure, a search infrastructure company that was acquired by Local.com. He served in the Swedish military spending two cold winters above the Arctic circle. He has won several awards including the City of Stockholm Innovation Award, Dell MBA Case Competition, and the Cap Gemini Innovation Award. He holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and an M.Sc. in Computer Science from the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden.

 

About Clark Sell

Clark Sell | Senior Developer Evangelist, Microsoft Corp. Name a role in the software industry, and Clark has probably played it. He started as a Y2K tester and has since worked as a developer, lead, “build monkey,” solutions architect and product manager. His professional sweet spot however, lies in designing and building software solutions that make life easier – there’s no chance for boredom and constant opportunities for growth. Clark is MCSD certified and received top Microsoft honors with the Circle of Excellence Award. He’s a graduate of Western Illinois University and before joining Microsoft in 2005, he served as a solutions architect at Allstate Insurance Company. As a senior developer evangelist and Visual Studio team system ranger, Clark brings a good dose of humor and a zest for life to the podium. You can hear Clark’s technical musings on “The Smackdown” at DeveloperSmackdown.com and The Thirsty Developer podcast – or find him getting grease under his nails in the garage. Clark’s a muscle car fanatic who’s currently finishing a body-off restoration of his 1970 Chevrolet Camaro while driving his 1968 Camaro SS. You can also take a look at what Clark's been up to on his blog.

 

Ziad Ismail and Clark Sell recommend you check out

 

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Bytes+by+MSDN/Bytes-by-MSDN-Ziad-Ismail-and-Clark-Sell-discuss-IE9 Please join us as Ziad Ismail, Director of Product Management for Internet Explorer, and Clark Sell, Microsoft Developer Evangelist, unleash the beauty of the web. They discuss IE9's new notification feature and "pinning" and give context to what "putting sites at the center" means for developers. That's not all! Ziad also announces "Dev Unplugged", the IE9 developer contest with over $40,000 in prizes. This is one interview you won't want to miss! About Ziad IsmailZiad Ismail is currently the Director of Product Management for Internet Explorer. He has held leadership positions in several high-tech companies from small to large companies. Prior to joining the IE team, Ziad was the Director for Windows Phone Planning at Microsoft where he worked on the reinvention of Windows Phone. Prior to Microsoft, Ziad was the founder and CEO of several start-ups including CitiKey, a pioneering mobile location based company, and Inspire Infrastructure, a search infrastructure company that was acquired by Local.com. He served in the Swedish military spending two cold winters above the Arctic circle. He has won several awards including the City of Stockholm Innovation Award, Dell MBA Case Competition, and the Cap Gemini Innovation Award. He holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and an M.Sc. in Computer Science from the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden.   About Clark SellClark Sell | Senior Developer Evangelist, Microsoft Corp. Name a role in the software industry, and Clark has probably played it. He started as a Y2K tester and has since worked as a developer, lead, “build monkey,” solutions architect and product manager. His professional sweet spot however, lies in designing and building software solutions that make life easier – there’s no chance for boredom and constant opportunities for growth. Clark is MCSD certified and received top Microsoft honors with the Circle of Excellence Award. He’s a graduate of Western Illin 335 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Bytes+by+MSDN/Bytes-by-MSDN-Ziad-Ismail-and-Clark-Sell-discuss-IE9 Wed, 30 Mar 2011 23:23:45 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Bytes+by+MSDN/Bytes-by-MSDN-Ziad-Ismail-and-Clark-Sell-discuss-IE9 Bytes by MSDN Bytes by MSDN 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Bytes+by+MSDN/Bytes-by-MSDN-Ziad-Ismail-and-Clark-Sell-discuss-IE9/RSS Bytes by MSDN Clark Sell IE9 ASP.NET MVC With Community Tools Part 7: ie9ify NOTE: On May 11, 2011, ie9ify was renamed to pinify and released as version 1.2. Go to ie9ify.codeplex.com for updated docs and the new version.

In this video, Brandon Satrom continues the screencast series "Using ASP.NET MVC With Community Tools" with an overview of ie9ify, a new jQuery Plugin (created by Brandon and Clark Sell) that makes is dead simple to add new IE9 features (site pinning, overlay icons, jumplists and tasks, thumbbar buttons, etc.) to your web sites. Brandon will talk briefly about site pinning before using ie9ify to add some compelling features to an MVC3 Photo Gallery site in a matter of minutes.

To download ie9ify, check out: ie9ify.codeplex.com.

For other episodes in this series, check out: http://bit.ly/mvcscreencasts.

Also visit Brandon's blog at http://www.userinexperience.com or follow Brandon on Twitter at @BrandonSatrom

 

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/ASPNET-MVC-With-Community-Tools-Part-7-ie9ify NOTE: On May 11, 2011, ie9ify was renamed to pinify and released as version 1.2. Go to ie9ify.codeplex.com for updated docs and the new version. In this video, Brandon Satrom continues the screencast series "Using ASP.NET MVC With Community Tools" with an overview of ie9ify, a new jQuery Plugin (created by Brandon and Clark Sell) that makes is dead simple to add new IE9 features (site pinning, overlay icons, jumplists and tasks, thumbbar buttons, etc.) to your web sites. Brandon will talk briefly about site pinning before using ie9ify to add some compelling features to an MVC3 Photo Gallery site in a matter of minutes. To download ie9ify, check out: ie9ify.codeplex.com. For other episodes in this series, check out: http://bit.ly/mvcscreencasts. Also visit Brandon's blog at http://www.userinexperience.com or follow Brandon on Twitter at @BrandonSatrom   1434 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/ASPNET-MVC-With-Community-Tools-Part-7-ie9ify Tue, 29 Mar 2011 02:23:15 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/ASPNET-MVC-With-Community-Tools-Part-7-ie9ify Brandon Satrom Brandon Satrom 5 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/ASPNET-MVC-With-Community-Tools-Part-7-ie9ify/rss ASP.NET MVC 3 IE9 jQuery Series Ping 96: Mark Russinovich joins us, Zero Day: A Novel, IE9 loves Firefox, 3D app for your phone This week, we have a very special guest host, Charles Torre and he brought with him some exciting stories and an even more exciting guest!

Mark Russinovich stops by to chat about his new book! 

IE love for Firefox

Phone application creates 3D models

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/PingShow/Ping-96-Mark-Russinovich-joins-us-Zero-Day-A-Novel-IE9-loves-Firefox-3D-app-for-your-phone This week, we have a very special guest host, Charles Torre and he brought with him some exciting stories and an even more exciting guest! Mark Russinovich stops by to chat about his new book!  IE love for Firefox Phone application creates 3D models 1089 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/PingShow/Ping-96-Mark-Russinovich-joins-us-Zero-Day-A-Novel-IE9-loves-Firefox-3D-app-for-your-phone Mon, 28 Mar 2011 18:48:06 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/PingShow/Ping-96-Mark-Russinovich-joins-us-Zero-Day-A-Novel-IE9-loves-Firefox-3D-app-for-your-phone Charles, Laura Foy Charles, Laura Foy 26 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/PingShow/Ping-96-Mark-Russinovich-joins-us-Zero-Day-A-Novel-IE9-loves-Firefox-3D-app-for-your-phone/RSS Firefox IE9 Mark Russinovich Microsoft Research MSR Apps Application IE9 HTML5 Video and Site Pinning As part of the recent MSDN Unplugged event I presented around New Zealand demonstrating some of the new features of IE9 and emerging HTML5 capabilities.

This video shows how fast IE9 is using hardware acceleration for Canvas, SVG and video and compares to other browsers Firefox 4 RC, Chrome 10 and Chrome 12 canary builds.

This video introduces site pinning in IE9 and HTML5 video and shows you how to apply it in your web applications.

I have published a full description of the demos and links at http://bit.ly/dF0b6I

 

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Jafa/IE9-HTML5-Video-and-Site-Pinning As part of the recent MSDN Unplugged event I presented around New Zealand demonstrating some of the new features of IE9 and emerging HTML5 capabilities. This video shows how fast IE9 is using hardware acceleration for Canvas, SVG and video and compares to other browsers Firefox 4 RC, Chrome 10 and Chrome 12 canary builds. This video introduces site pinning in IE9 and HTML5 video and shows you how to apply it in your web applications. I have published a full description of the demos and links at http://bit.ly/dF0b6I   2547 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Jafa/IE9-HTML5-Video-and-Site-Pinning Wed, 23 Mar 2011 03:53:56 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Jafa/IE9-HTML5-Video-and-Site-Pinning Nigel Nigel 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Jafa/IE9-HTML5-Video-and-Site-Pinning/RSS ASP.NET MVC 3 Azure Chrome Firefox HTML 5 HTML5 IE9 MSDN Unplugged Video IE9 on 9 - Some Interesting Links to Related Demos and Conversations IE9 shipped on Monday, March 14, 2011 at 9PM PST (UTC-8). Our fearless dev leader Duncan mentioned to me over lunch today that he thought it would be a really good idea to provide a single post on 9 with links to good C9 content related to IE9 (we tend to go out early on 9 and some of our best IE9 content was released well before RTM or RTW...). I agree. Good thinking, Duncan. Good thinking.

So, here goes. The following links provide a well-rounded view of IE9, from the moment we let the world know that we were cooking up a new modern browser (PDC09) to when we announced the RTM/RTW of IE9 and thanked the tens of thousands of you who provided the actionable feedback necessary for the IE team to deliver the very best:

http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Charles/IE9-RTW-Due-Date-A-Big-Thank-You-MIX11-and-a-Unicorn-Named-Frank

Short IE9 Feature Demos/Talks from IE team PMs (for those with short attention spans):

http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/gioker84/IE9-and-Privacy-Introducing-Tracking-Protection
http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Internet-Explorer-9-and-Real-World-performance
http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/gduthie/Intro-to-Pinned-Sites-in-IE-9-Beta
http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/LarryLarsen/IE9-File-Download-with-Integrated-Safety

JavaScript-focused conversations with an emphasis on Chakra (the IE9 JavaScript VM) and EcmaScript5. If you have downloaded IE9 and surfed around the web, then you can see the Chakra team has made tremendous progress in IE9 -> IE's new JS VM is now on par with the rest of the industry's leading JS VMs and in some cases even faster! Well done, Chakra team! Well done!

http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Going+Deep/Allen-Wirfs-Brock-and-Chris-Wilson-EcmaScript-5
http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Going+Deep/Inside-IE-9s-High-Performance-JavaScript-Engine
http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Charles/IE-9-First-look-at-the-new-JS-Engine

Some engineering insights and history related to IE9's Windows-capable design (runs close to the metal or takes advantage of the underlying hardware through native interactions with Windows...). IE9 runs closer to the metal than any other browser that runs on Windows. In some sense, IE9 runs directly through Windows. Surf on metal, my friends. Surf on metal.

http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Charles/In-your-hands-IE-9-Surfing-on-Metal-GPU-Powered-HTML5
http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Charles/In-your-hands-IE9-and-SVG-Past-Present-and-Future-of-Vector-Graphics-for-the-Web
http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Charles/In-your-hands-IE-9-Performance-From-JS-to-COM-to-DOM-to-HTML5-on-GPU
http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Charles/IE-9-Surfing-on-the-GPU-with-D2D

Enjoy and download IE9!! Smiley

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/C9Team/IE9-on-9-Some-Interesting-Links-to-Related-Demos-and-Conversations IE9 shipped on Monday, March 14, 2011 at 9PM PST (UTC-8). Our fearless dev leader Duncan mentioned to me over lunch today that he thought it would be a really good idea to provide a single post on 9 with links to good C9 content related to IE9 (we tend to go out early on 9 and some of our best IE9 content was released well before RTM or RTW...). I agree. Good thinking, Duncan. Good thinking.So, here goes. The following links provide a well-rounded view of IE9, from the moment we let the world know that we were cooking up a new modern browser (PDC09) to when we announced the RTM/RTW of IE9 and thanked the tens of thousands of you who provided the actionable feedback necessary for the IE team to deliver the very best:http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Charles/IE9-RTW-Due-Date-A-Big-Thank-You-MIX11-and-a-Unicorn-Named-Frank Short IE9 Feature Demos/Talks from IE team PMs (for those with short attention spans): http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/gioker84/IE9-and-Privacy-Introducing-Tracking-Protectionhttp://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Internet-Explorer-9-and-Real-World-performancehttp://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/gduthie/Intro-to-Pinned-Sites-in-IE-9-Betahttp://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/LarryLarsen/IE9-File-Download-with-Integrated-Safety JavaScript-focused conversations with an emphasis on Chakra (the IE9 JavaScript VM) and EcmaScript5. If you have downloaded IE9 and surfed around the web, then you can see the Chakra team has made tremendous progress in IE9 -> IE's new JS VM is now on par with the rest of the industry's leading JS VMs and in some cases even faster! Well done, Chakra team! Well done!http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Going+Deep/Allen-Wirfs-Brock-and-Chris-Wilson-EcmaScript-5http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Going+Deep/Inside-IE-9s-High-Performance-JavaScript-Enginehttp://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Charles/IE-9-First-look-at-the-new-JS-Engine Some engineering insights and history related to IE9's Windows-capable design ( http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/C9Team/IE9-on-9-Some-Interesting-Links-to-Related-Demos-and-Conversations Thu, 17 Mar 2011 01:26:49 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/C9Team/IE9-on-9-Some-Interesting-Links-to-Related-Demos-and-Conversations Charles Charles 1 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/C9Team/IE9-on-9-Some-Interesting-Links-to-Related-Demos-and-Conversations/RSS Channel 9 HTML 5 HTML5 IE9 JavaScript IE9 RTW Due Date, A Big Thank You, MIX11, and a Unicorn Named Frank It's always fun to talk to Dean Hachamovitch about IE. This conversation is no exception except for how early we filmed and that Dean and Ryan Gavin are joined, since it took place at that magical hour between exiting night and breaking day, by the team unicorn named Frank, who doesn't like to drink iced tea.

Today (it's now 8AM PST (UTC-8)), the IE team announced the delivery date of the final version (RTW) of IE9: March 14, 2011. It's been a little over a year since IE9 Platform Preview 1 became available at MIX10. One year from announcement to RTW, with new platform previews every 6-7 weeks in between. This is amazing work that wouldn't have been possible without the incredibly useful, detailed, and numerous pieces of feedback from YOU, the community. THANK YOU. Big shout out to users Wheels of Flames and the dee!! 400 pieces of feedback submitted between the two of them! 17,000 total pieces of detailed customer feedback. 36 million downloads of IE9 Beta and RC. Very nice work!

Additionally, Ryan commits Dean to keynote at MIX11(are you coming? Get yourself to Vegas!) and Dean commits himself to appearing on C9 Live at MIX11 Smiley All around great news today!! Of course, there's the free and open(bar) IE team sponsored party at SXSW to celebrate the web.

Here's the link mentioned in the conversation related to supporting standards that are in unstable implementation states (that’s what http://html5labs.com is for, as Dean mentioned. This is a place to play with unstable standards implementations and provide feedback…): Web Sockets video: http://www.xtranormal.com/watch/7991991/

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Charles/IE9-RTW-Due-Date-A-Big-Thank-You-MIX11-and-a-Unicorn-Named-Frank It's always fun to talk to Dean Hachamovitch about IE. This conversation is no exception except for how early we filmed and that Dean and Ryan Gavin are joined, since it took place at that magical hour between exiting night and breaking day, by the team unicorn named Frank, who doesn't like to drink iced tea. Today (it's now 8AM PST (UTC-8)), the IE team announced the delivery date of the final version (RTW) of IE9: March 14, 2011. It's been a little over a year since IE9 Platform Preview 1 became available at MIX10. One year from announcement to RTW, with new platform previews every 6-7 weeks in between. This is amazing work that wouldn't have been possible without the incredibly useful, detailed, and numerous pieces of feedback from YOU, the community. THANK YOU. Big shout out to users Wheels of Flames and the dee!! 400 pieces of feedback submitted between the two of them! 17,000 total pieces of detailed customer feedback. 36 million downloads of IE9 Beta and RC. Very nice work!Additionally, Ryan commits Dean to keynote at MIX11(are you coming? Get yourself to Vegas!) and Dean commits himself to appearing on C9 Live at MIX11 All around great news today!! Of course, there's the free and open(bar) IE team sponsored party at SXSW to celebrate the web. Here's the link mentioned in the conversation related to supporting standards that are in unstable implementation states (that’s what http://html5labs.com is for, as Dean mentioned. This is a place to play with unstable standards implementations and provide feedback…): Web Sockets video: http://www.xtranormal.com/watch/7991991/ 643 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Charles/IE9-RTW-Due-Date-A-Big-Thank-You-MIX11-and-a-Unicorn-Named-Frank Wed, 09 Mar 2011 16:00:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Charles/IE9-RTW-Due-Date-A-Big-Thank-You-MIX11-and-a-Unicorn-Named-Frank Charles Charles 34 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Charles/IE9-RTW-Due-Date-A-Big-Thank-You-MIX11-and-a-Unicorn-Named-Frank/RSS Dean Hachamovitch IE9 MIX11 IE9 Release Candidate Performance Demo Ari Bixhorn from the IE9 team shows us a demo that brings together hardware accelerated graphics, complex layout, videos, and audio to illustrate the type of user experiences now possible with HTML5.

To get the latest version of Internet Explorer 9, visit: http://ie.microsoft.com/testdrive/ 

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/IE9-Release-Candidate-Performance-Demo Ari Bixhorn from the IE9 team shows us a demo that brings together hardware accelerated graphics, complex layout, videos, and audio to illustrate the type of user experiences now possible with HTML5. To get the latest version of Internet Explorer 9, visit: http://ie.microsoft.com/testdrive/  29 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/IE9-Release-Candidate-Performance-Demo Thu, 10 Feb 2011 16:32:18 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/IE9-Release-Candidate-Performance-Demo Larry Larsen Larry Larsen 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/IE9-Release-Candidate-Performance-Demo/rss IE9 A look at three performance demos for IE 9 Release Candidate An overview of three new Test Drive demos shipping alongside the Internet Explorer 9 Release Candidate. Preschool, Maze Solver and City of Videos highlight different aspects of browser performance using hardware acceleration.

To get the latest version of Internet Explorer 9, visit: http://ie.microsoft.com/testdrive/ 

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/A-look-at-three-performance-demos-for-IE-9-Release-Candidate An overview of three new Test Drive demos shipping alongside the Internet Explorer 9 Release Candidate. Preschool, Maze Solver and City of Videos highlight different aspects of browser performance using hardware acceleration. To get the latest version of Internet Explorer 9, visit: http://ie.microsoft.com/testdrive/  126 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/A-look-at-three-performance-demos-for-IE-9-Release-Candidate Thu, 10 Feb 2011 16:32:04 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/A-look-at-three-performance-demos-for-IE-9-Release-Candidate Larry Larsen Larry Larsen 5 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/A-look-at-three-performance-demos-for-IE-9-Release-Candidate/rss IE9 Head2Head Performance with IE9 RC Ari Bixhorn from the IE9 team shows us a demo of the impact of hardware acceleration on text and layout rendering within a web browser.  It highlights the differences in overall performance between Internet Explorer 9 RC and the latest release of Chrome 9.

To get the latest version of Internet Explorer 9, visit: http://ie.microsoft.com/testdrive/ 

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Head2Head-Performance-with-IE9-RC Ari Bixhorn from the IE9 team shows us a demo of the impact of hardware acceleration on text and layout rendering within a web browser.  It highlights the differences in overall performance between Internet Explorer 9 RC and the latest release of Chrome 9. To get the latest version of Internet Explorer 9, visit: http://ie.microsoft.com/testdrive/  192 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Head2Head-Performance-with-IE9-RC Thu, 10 Feb 2011 16:31:39 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Head2Head-Performance-with-IE9-RC Larry Larsen Larry Larsen 2 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Head2Head-Performance-with-IE9-RC/rss IE9 First look at 5 features of IE9 RC We had Ari Bixhorn from the IE team stop by the studio and show us five new user experience features included in the Release Candidate of Internet Explorer 9.  From pinning multiple tabs to the expanded site space within IE9, you’ll see a few of our favorite visual enhancements in the Release Candidate.

To get the latest version of Internet Explorer 9, visit: http://ie.microsoft.com/testdrive/ 

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/First-look-at-5-features-of-IE9-RC We had Ari Bixhorn from the IE team stop by the studio and show us five new user experience features included in the Release Candidate of Internet Explorer 9.  From pinning multiple tabs to the expanded site space within IE9, you’ll see a few of our favorite visual enhancements in the Release Candidate. To get the latest version of Internet Explorer 9, visit: http://ie.microsoft.com/testdrive/  105 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/First-look-at-5-features-of-IE9-RC Thu, 10 Feb 2011 16:30:53 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/First-look-at-5-features-of-IE9-RC Larry Larsen Larry Larsen 33 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/First-look-at-5-features-of-IE9-RC/rss IE9 Hardware Accelerated Holidays The IE9 team have put together two HTML5 sites. The first is called Santa's Workshop, a site that lets the speed of your browser define how many elves can help pack Santa's bag, and HTML5 Blizzard, which shows you how many snowflakes can be animated at 60FPS. The site uses CSS3, HTML5 canvas, WOFF fonts, and SVG. So go install IE 9 beta and give these a try.

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Hardware-Accelerated-Holidays The IE9 team have put together two HTML5 sites. The first is called Santa's Workshop, a site that lets the speed of your browser define how many elves can help pack Santa's bag, and HTML5 Blizzard, which shows you how many snowflakes can be animated at 60FPS. The site uses CSS3, HTML5 canvas, WOFF fonts, and SVG. So go install IE 9 beta and give these a try. http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Hardware-Accelerated-Holidays Wed, 22 Dec 2010 17:27:04 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Hardware-Accelerated-Holidays Larry Larsen Larry Larsen 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Hardware-Accelerated-Holidays/rss IE9 Internet Explorer Internet Explorer 9 Pirates Love Daisies Here is an introduction to a new Tower Defense game called Pirates Love Daisies. If you like TD games, I think it could keep you very busy over the holiday break. It was written by Grant Skinner at GSkinner.com. Grant is a Flash developer and this was his for project for HTML5. That's right, the whole game runs in HTML5, CSS3, and Javascript - no plugins. Very cool! Follow his blog for more details on how. To play, you just need an HTML5 browser that can rock like crazy with the GPU. Might I suggest IE9? In fact, IE9 runs so fast there is a checkbox under the game to turn off effects for some other HTML5 browsers I won't name that would be kneecapped with the graphics turned up.

Give it a try now at PiratesLoveDaisies.com.

Resources:

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Pirates-Love-Daisies Here is an introduction to a new Tower Defense game called Pirates Love Daisies. If you like TD games, I think it could keep you very busy over the holiday break. It was written by Grant Skinner at GSkinner.com. Grant is a Flash developer and this was his for project for HTML5. That's right, the whole game runs in HTML5, CSS3, and Javascript - no plugins. Very cool! Follow his blog for more details on how. To play, you just need an HTML5 browser that can rock like crazy with the GPU. Might I suggest IE9? In fact, IE9 runs so fast there is a checkbox under the game to turn off effects for some other HTML5 browsers I won't name that would be kneecapped with the graphics turned up. Give it a try now at PiratesLoveDaisies.com. Resources: Pirates love Daisies game - www.pirateslovedaisies.comGrant Skinner Blog -gskinner.com/blog Giorgio Sardo - Lessons learned More beautiful experiences - www.beautyoftheweb.com 188 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Pirates-Love-Daisies Fri, 17 Dec 2010 17:01:11 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Pirates-Love-Daisies Larry Larsen Larry Larsen 11 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Pirates-Love-Daisies/rss Azure HTML 5 HTML5 IE9 Pirates Love Daisies: real world browsers benchmark Here it is! Pirates Love Daisies, the new HTML5 game from Grant Skinner!

Grant described Internet Explorer 9 as “smoking fast”, the only browser that can provide the experience you would expect as a game player. 

Find out in this video how Pirates Love Daisies performs on all the latest browsers builds available today: Internet Explorer 9, Firefox 3.6, Firefox 4.0 Beta7, Chrome 8, Chrome 10 Canary, Safari 5.0.2 and Opera 11.

Visit my blog for more details and learning lessons.

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Pirates-Love-Daisies-real-world-browsers-benchmark Here it is! Pirates Love Daisies, the new HTML5 game from Grant Skinner! Grant described Internet Explorer 9 as “smoking fast”, the only browser that can provide the experience you would expect as a game player.  Find out in this video how Pirates Love Daisies performs on all the latest browsers builds available today: Internet Explorer 9, Firefox 3.6, Firefox 4.0 Beta7, Chrome 8, Chrome 10 Canary, Safari 5.0.2 and Opera 11. Visit my blog for more details and learning lessons. 449 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Pirates-Love-Daisies-real-world-browsers-benchmark Fri, 17 Dec 2010 17:00:36 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Pirates-Love-Daisies-real-world-browsers-benchmark Giorgio Sardo Giorgio Sardo 2 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Pirates-Love-Daisies-real-world-browsers-benchmark/rss HTML 5 HTML5 IE9 Okapi, Endless Mural with HTML5 and IE9 Thomas Lewis from MIX Online (visitmix.com) introduces Okapi, a simple Javascript framework for building digital, generative art which allows you to take advantage of concepts such as “bounce effects”, “continuous draw”, sprite management, symbols, instances, and auto-updated visual properties that were primarily only available to plug-ins. Check out more information about Okapi and enter a contest to win $500 or well-known digital artist, Joshua Davis' skateboard at http://okapi.visitmix.com. (Also, follow Thomas on Twitter at @tommylee or MIX Online at @mixonline.)

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Okapi-Endless-Mural-with-HTML5-and-IE9 Thomas Lewis from MIX Online (visitmix.com) introduces Okapi, a simple Javascript framework for building digital, generative art which allows you to take advantage of concepts such as “bounce effects”, “continuous draw”, sprite management, symbols, instances, and auto-updated visual properties that were primarily only available to plug-ins. Check out more information about Okapi and enter a contest to win $500 or well-known digital artist, Joshua Davis' skateboard at http://okapi.visitmix.com. (Also, follow Thomas on Twitter at @tommylee or MIX Online at @mixonline.) 744 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Okapi-Endless-Mural-with-HTML5-and-IE9 Thu, 09 Dec 2010 23:43:31 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Okapi-Endless-Mural-with-HTML5-and-IE9 Larry Larsen Larry Larsen 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Okapi-Endless-Mural-with-HTML5-and-IE9/rss HTML 5 IE9 MSDN Radio: Evangelism at Microsoft with Mark Hindsbo This week we sit down with Mark Hindsbo, Vice President of Developer and Platform Evangelism (DPE) for Microsoft US. Tune in to hear about Mark's passion for developers and how Microsoft is nurturing the developer ecosystem. Mark will also talk about his plans for helping developers build great software with Microsoft Silverlight, Windows Phone, Internet Explorer 9 and HTML5, and Windows Azure. This show is hosted by Mithun Dhar and Mike Benkovich.

MSDN Radio is a weekly Developer talk-show that helps answer your questions about the latest Microsoft news, solutions, and technologies. We dive into the challenges of deciphering today’s technology stack. Register today at and have a chance to call-in and talk with the experts on the air, or just tune in to the show. For previous and upcoming shows visit www.MSDNRadio.com.

Guest: Mark Hindsbo, Vice President, Developer & Platform Evangelism, Microsoft Corporation

Mark Hindsbo is the Vice President of Microsoft’s Developer & Platform Evangelism Group (DPE) in the US, and a member of the North American Leadership team. DPE is responsible for driving excitement and adoption of Microsoft technologies, with developers and other technical communities. Mark and his team works with customers and partners, throughout the United States, to build the next generation of software solutions.

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/MSDN-Radio-Evangelism-at-Microsoft-with-Mark-Hindsbo This week we sit down with Mark Hindsbo, Vice President of Developer and Platform Evangelism (DPE) for Microsoft US. Tune in to hear about Mark's passion for developers and how Microsoft is nurturing the developer ecosystem. Mark will also talk about his plans for helping developers build great software with Microsoft Silverlight, Windows Phone, Internet Explorer 9 and HTML5, and Windows Azure. This show is hosted by Mithun Dhar and Mike Benkovich.MSDN Radio is a weekly Developer talk-show that helps answer your questions about the latest Microsoft news, solutions, and technologies. We dive into the challenges of deciphering today’s technology stack. Register today at and have a chance to call-in and talk with the experts on the air, or just tune in to the show. For previous and upcoming shows visit www.MSDNRadio.com.Guest: Mark Hindsbo, Vice President, Developer & Platform Evangelism, Microsoft CorporationMark Hindsbo is the Vice President of Microsoft’s Developer & Platform Evangelism Group (DPE) in the US, and a member of the North American Leadership team. DPE is responsible for driving excitement and adoption of Microsoft technologies, with developers and other technical communities. Mark and his team works with customers and partners, throughout the United States, to build the next generation of software solutions. 2060 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/MSDN-Radio-Evangelism-at-Microsoft-with-Mark-Hindsbo Wed, 08 Dec 2010 18:08:48 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/MSDN-Radio-Evangelism-at-Microsoft-with-Mark-Hindsbo MSDN Online Media MSDN Online Media 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/MSDN-Radio-Evangelism-at-Microsoft-with-Mark-Hindsbo/rss Azure DPEField HTML 5 HTML5 IE9 Mike Benkovich Mithun Dhar MSDNRadio Silverlight 4 talk-radio Windows Phone 7 WP7 DPE