This Week on Channel 9: Clint Rutkas stops by, Project Velocity, Live Writer SDK, C9 bytes on IIS 7.0 and F#, and shameless self-promotion
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This Week on Channel 9, Dan and Brian are joined by Clint Rutkas and we discuss:
- Clint talks about MS 101 (0 - 1:00)
- SQL Server 2008 RC0 is now available (and we don't know why some teams start with a zero based array and others don't) (1:00 - 2:30)
- CTP of Project codename "Velocity" available, a Distributed object cache for Windows (2:30 - 3:40)
- New CTP for the Windows Live Writer SDK including a Twitter and DiggThis example and another Live Writer plug-in by Alik Levin for building Blog Post Templates (3:40 - 5:28)
- Scott Hanselman's BabySmash app makes Lifehacker (5:28 - 6:36)
- Drew Robbins demos the IIS 7.0 Admin Pack (6:36 - 9:58)
- Luke Hoban demos visualizing data using F# (9:58 - 13:23)
- Templex a Template Process Library for Team Foundation Server (13:23 - 15:04)
- Codeplex now include syntax highlighting for source code (15:04 - 16:00)
- xgamer posts on CamSpace in the Coffeehouse with demo goodness (16:00 - 17:57)
- Brian and Clint viciously throw 9 guys at Dan's head...in slow motion (17:57 - 18:11)
- Zafer Savas releases a cool Codeproject article showing eye tracking with a Web cam using C++ (18:46 - 19:30)
- Clint's Pick of the Week: Gary Farr's Coding4Fun RetroCommand arcade game using Silverlight and Expression Blend 2.5
- Brian's Pick of the Week: The PDC ShowOff contest is launching with Brian and Dan hosting the event live at PDC (19:30 - 21:48)
- Dan's Pick of the Week: Dan plugs his Coding4Fun talk at TechEd which showed off YouTube, iTunes, Zune, P2P, and Warcraft programming (21:48 - )
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So, Dan got to interview Bill Gates?
i dont personall have anything against windows ..its just annoying to have to reboot to windows just to download c9 videos since silverlight doest work in linux and i can stream c9 videos ..
Must be some pedant in the SQL Server team.
Yeah Dan, get some T-shirts made and pass them out.
I'll canvas for ya going down I-40 on my Harley, it will look swag for sure.
btw, what's Firefox? Some sort of socks?
it still doesnt work with all the browsers i have mentioned above .... "comment on the post" also doesnt work ...i wanted to write this on firefox 2.0.0.14 and the link didnt work ..tried with firefox 3rc3 and the link just looked at me when i clicked it..both under linux ..i am writing this on TE7 on XP ...
somebody could try to load a linux live cd and see how this site perform on linux browsers ..i have so far seen two links that doesnt work ...there could be others ..
this being a microsoft site, i guess i should expect somebody saying something negative about trying to access it using a non microsoft browser and os ..just wish to say "its the web, the site should be browser, OS independent" ..
The download links work for me in FF 2.0 for me. While under Vista, FF is platform agnostic. The download link itself just has some javascript to hide a div. The rest are just standard HREF links.
If not, then I'm betting the MP4 would work.
most linux players can play almost all video and audio formats ..most linux media players uses mplayer, xine or gstreamer as back ends and these backend have either native support for almost all audio/video files or they use win32-codecs package for wma/wmv file format support ...to most linux distros ..all you will need to have is this package and all players will play windows file formats without any issues ...
its working now ..i can see the downloads and i can can post comments on all the browsers i have mentioned ..
each browser gives the following with that link ..
firefox 2.0.0.14:
Request.Browser
- .Type: Firefox2.0.0.14
- .Platform: UNIX
- .Version: 2.0.0.14
- .Browser: Firefox
- .Crawler: False
- .EcmaScriptVersion: 1.4
- .IsMobileDevice: False
- .MobileDeviceManufacturer: Unknown
- .MobileDeviceModel: Unknown
- .Beta: False
- Request.UserAgent:
firefox 3 finalMozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.8.1.14) Gecko/20080404 Firefox/2.0.0.14
Request.Browser
- .Type: Firefox3.0
- .Platform: UNIX
- .Version: 3.0
- .Browser: Firefox
- .Crawler: False
- .EcmaScriptVersion: 1.4
- .IsMobileDevice: False
- .MobileDeviceManufacturer: Unknown
- .MobileDeviceModel: Unknown
- .Beta: False
- Request.UserAgent:
opera 9.50Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.9) Gecko/2008052912 Firefox/3.0
Request.Browser
.Type: Opera9
.Platform: UNIX
.Version: 9.50
.Browser: Opera
.Crawler: False
.EcmaScriptVersion: 1.4
.IsMobileDevice: False
.MobileDeviceManufacturer: Unknown
.MobileDeviceModel: Unknown
.Beta: False
Request.UserAgent:
Opera/9.50 (X11; Linux i686; U; en)
konqueror 3.5.9
Request.Browser
.Type: desktop
.Platform: Unknown
.Version: 5.0
.Browser: Mozilla
.Crawler: False
.EcmaScriptVersion: 1.5
.IsMobileDevice: False
.MobileDeviceManufacturer: Unknown
.MobileDeviceModel: Unknown
.Beta: False
Request.UserAgent:
Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; Konqueror/3.5; Linux) KHTML/3.5.9 (like Gecko)
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