Windows Home Server: PDC 08, New Features, Meet some of the Team
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Windows Home Server is evolving. To learn about how to take advantage of the new capabilities of Windows Home Server, we sit down with Program Manager MCJ Saretto, Product Manager Mark Pendergrast and Software Developer Brendan Grant, aka dahat
on Channel 9. Yes! Another Niner joins the ranks of Microsoft! Brendan is well known for the great add-ins he's written for Windows Home Server and, equally as important, for the full size Channel 9 Guy costume he created a few years back. Welcome aboard,
dahat! It's great to have another excellent developer join the Happy Death Star.
Tune in the learn a bit about the next release of Windows Home Server, what devs will get to program against and meet some of the people who passionately drive Windows Home Server evolution. As always, the conversation is non-linear with a splash of fun and an extra helping of humanity. Windows Home Server is a great product and these folks are part of the reason why.
Enjoy!
Links galore:
Channel 10 Interview (with a first look at new Windows Home Server hardware)
Tune in the learn a bit about the next release of Windows Home Server, what devs will get to program against and meet some of the people who passionately drive Windows Home Server evolution. As always, the conversation is non-linear with a splash of fun and an extra helping of humanity. Windows Home Server is a great product and these folks are part of the reason why.
Enjoy!
Links galore:
Channel 10 Interview (with a first look at new Windows Home Server hardware)
Windows Home Server team blog:
http://blogs.technet.com/homeserver/
Windows Home Server dev center on MSDN:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/bb981194.aspx
SDK:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb425866.aspx
Product website:
www.microsoft.com/windowshomeserver
Community forums:
http://forums.microsoft.com/windowshomeserver/default.aspx?siteid=50
Our top Windows Home Server ‘enthusiast’ site:
www.wegotserved.co.uk (not affiliated with MSFT)
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Nice interview guys.
And here I only thought I was funny looking in the mirror... though I must remember next time to use both arms a little more... it just took me a little while to warm up with the camera there.
Engage me in the right kind of discussion/debate in person or on video and you'll see a bit of a different side... still very friendly and what not... but also quite serious and able to tear down the other side.
Next time, we'll dig a bit deeper (this was not a technical interview, by design...). For example, we never really go into exactly what you do and what you're specifically working on (the challenges you're facing, interesting coding patterns, algorithms, you know; things developers care about EDIT: Wait. Developers are human. That's right....).
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