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This Week on C9: .NET Micro Framework, Azure, and PHP

Posted By: Jason Olson | Aug 28th @ 11:22 AM | 41,903 Views | 22 Comments

This week, Jason Olson and Jonathan Carter review the week's top developer stories including:

- .NET Micro Framework Dare To Dream Different Winners
- .NET Micro Framework v4.0 on ChipworkX module
- Oomph 2
- LEGO Mindstorms Sudoku Solver
- PHP Toolkit for ADO.NET Data Services
- Coding 4 Fun - Windows 7 Taskbar
- ASP.NET MVC Virtual Labs
- Has The OOP Train Left The Building?
- SQL Azure CTP Available
- First Graduating Class of School Of The Future Begins
- JavaScript MVC

Jason’s pick of the week: Larry Osterman's "N Years Ago Today"

Jonathan’s pick-of-the-week: Fun with Method Missing and C# 4.0

For those twits out there (you know who you are):
- http://twitter.com/jolson88
- http://twitter.com/lostintangent

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wisnia
Tomasz Wisniewski

Yeah! Great to see the 10-4 crew spreading to other shows! Smiley

Lots of great topics this week.

My two favorites are the Windows API CodePack, especially with the taskbar features. I have one particular application on my mind, on which I hope to start working very soon that will utilize the features you mentioned Smiley

The second one is the School Of The Future - what can I say... sometimes I'm really sad that I was born when I was. These kids will live and create great technologies which we can't even image right now.

Oh by the way. Is the "Bing" sticker which can be seen on the laptop available anywhere? Big Smile

JasonOlson

In reply to wisnia

#Aug 28th @ 12:51 PM

Thanks a bunch! I was excited when Brian asked us to do it. There was no way I was going to turn that opportunity down Smiley .

As far as the bing sticker, I'm not sure. I'll poke around. If I can find some here, I'll let you know so we can work out a way for me to mail it to you Smiley .

Martin Welford

Great show!

If anyone wants more information on the Tahoe-II board shown at the start, the link is http://www.devicesolutions.net/Products/TahoeII.aspx

Haacked
Top of a Mountain in Alaska

Thanks for the shout out fellas! Smiley Hi back atcha.

dentaku

Last week I was wondering when Jason Olson was going to be the guest host and there he is Smiley

JasonOlson

In reply to dentaku

#Aug 28th @ 5:08 PM

Thanks a bunch Dentaku Smiley . When Brian asked me to do it, my response was "It's about time! I've been wanting to do it for a while!" I guess I should have actually told Brian that before!

It was definitely fun filming this episode with Jonathan. Thanks for watching Smiley .

Bas
It finds lightbulbs.

I can't see either the normal or the high quality WMV. Both links tell me that the page can't be displayed.

AdamSpeight2008
The Bandito Coder

I think we have the new presenters of show. Who were those other two called? Brian? Dan?

ZippyV
Fired Up

Fantastic show, you guys are awesome.

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