TWC9: Scott Hanselman, Jon Galloway, Bing, parallel unit tests, more
- Posted: Dec 04, 2009 at 10:07 AM
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This week on Channel 9, we're joined by Scott Hanselman and Jon Galloway to discuss the week's top developer news,
including:
- Bing blog - Bing announces a number of updates including using Silverlight, Streetside, integrated Photosynth, neighborhood outlines and integrated applications (Twitter, Traffic, etc)
- Laura Foy - First look at Streetside in Bing Maps
- VS Test Team - How to execute unit tests in parallel on a multi-CPU/multi-core machine
- Stephen Forte - How to use the Open Data Protocol visualizer to browse a Web service data model
- David Anson - Silverlight and WPF Data Visualization updated to support SL4/WPF4
- Clint Rutkas - Coding4Fun Projects at PDC
- Laura Foy - The PDC Geekfest party including the Drunktender contest
- Pete Brown - The Future of client app dev - WPF & Silverlight to converge
- Pinal Dave - How to build Comma Separated Values (CSV) from a table column
- Coding4Fun - Andy Beaulieu - Creating a Pinball game in Silverlight & Expression Blend and Farseer Physics, including 11-part video tutorial (Play demo)
Picks of the week:
- Dan's pick: favstar.fm which tracks the most favorited tweets on Twitter
- Scott's pick: Zeo Personal Life Coach - Tracks when you're in deep sleep, REM, how often you wake up, and more
- Jon's pick: John Sheehan - 130+ jQuery Code Snippets for Visual Studio 2010 make it so that you don't have to remember jQuery syntax
- Bing blog - Bing announces a number of updates including using Silverlight, Streetside, integrated Photosynth, neighborhood outlines and integrated applications (Twitter, Traffic, etc)
- Laura Foy - First look at Streetside in Bing Maps
- VS Test Team - How to execute unit tests in parallel on a multi-CPU/multi-core machine
- Stephen Forte - How to use the Open Data Protocol visualizer to browse a Web service data model
- David Anson - Silverlight and WPF Data Visualization updated to support SL4/WPF4
- Clint Rutkas - Coding4Fun Projects at PDC
- Laura Foy - The PDC Geekfest party including the Drunktender contest
- Pete Brown - The Future of client app dev - WPF & Silverlight to converge
- Pinal Dave - How to build Comma Separated Values (CSV) from a table column
- Coding4Fun - Andy Beaulieu - Creating a Pinball game in Silverlight & Expression Blend and Farseer Physics, including 11-part video tutorial (Play demo)
Picks of the week:
- Dan's pick: favstar.fm which tracks the most favorited tweets on Twitter
- Scott's pick: Zeo Personal Life Coach - Tracks when you're in deep sleep, REM, how often you wake up, and more
- Jon's pick: John Sheehan - 130+ jQuery Code Snippets for Visual Studio 2010 make it so that you don't have to remember jQuery syntax
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Thanks for the mention! More info on the snippets here: john-sheehan.com/blog/jquery-snippets-for-visual-studio-2010/
Shiny Happy People is REM with the chick from B-52's, so you were both sorta right.
That Zeo thing sounds awesome. $299 doesn't sound awesome.
Scott's on the show! += large amounts of win!
I would like to hang out with Scott Hanselman someday. Seems like it would be a blast!
Woohoo! I'm glad I wasn't totally wrong about that B-52s thing. Never ask me about popular music.
Ecofriend - Your profile's link is a 404? Happy to hang out with you.
Oops. I wasn't updating my personal blog as often I probably should have so I took it down. I added a science blog instead, which can be found at http://blog.sciencesquare.com. Still doesn't tell you a lot about me I guess except that I like science and want everyone else to like it too.
I am waiting for the MS Courier
to come out with Live Writer app so I can write about the really cool stuff when it pops into my head at random intervals throughout the day, which unfortunately does not sound as cool when I try to recall and write about it at the end of
the day.
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