MSDN Flash Podcast 010 – Paul Jackson on Memory Mapped Files in .NET 4, Oslo and more
- Posted: Nov 03, 2009 at 3:30 AM
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This podcast accompanies the October 8th edition of the MSDN Flash newsletter.
It is an interview with
Paul Jackson which is meant to be about the article he wrote on Memory Mapped Files in .NET Framework 4.0 but tends to go off in different directions – but we both certainly enjoyed doing it 
I was interested to hear how he was getting on with Oslo and
why he was revisiting ASP.NET after many years of focus on XAML.
Show Notes:
- WebsiteSpark Program
- Microsoft Ajax CDN
- Web Platform Installer Version 2
- Web Toolkits series of screencasts
- Casestudy on F#
- Poll How many lines of code did you write yesterday?
- Memory Mapped File .NET 4.0 preliminary MSDN documentation
- Microsoft Oslo
- Book Pro ASP.NET MVC by Steven Sanderson
- Book Professional ASP.NET MVC 1.0 (with nerddinner sample) and the free chapter (pdf) from Scott Guthrie
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