This week on C9: Windows 7, WPF futures, and use UI testing to automate your job
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This week on Channel 9, Brian and Dan discuss the top developer news, including:
- Windows 7 RC is available to download now
- Yochay Kiriaty Windows 7 videos
- Windows 7 Taskbar: Changes from Beta to RC
- Windows 7 Taskbar: Advanced Features
- Windows 7 Multi Touch: Overview
- Windows 7 Multi-Touch: Part 1
- Windows 7 Multi-Touch: Part 2
- Windows SDK and Windows API Code Pack for the .NET Framework available, via Tim Sneath's Developers Guide to Preparing for Windows 7
- Michael Scherotter - New York Times Silverlight SDK
- Bill Buxton - On Engineering and Design - an Open Letter
- Silverlight blog: Expression Gallery to share images, WPF themes, CSS templates, XAML behaviors, and more
- Frank La Vigne - Star Wars Scroller in Silverlight 3, via Alvin Ashcraft
- WPF Futures released on Codeplex, includes Shader Effects, Splash Screen, Client Profile Configuration Designer, WPF Themes, M-V-VM Toolkit, via Lester Lobo
- Ayende Rahien - Are Util & Common libraries evil?
- Brian Peek: How to configure your device emulator to work after adding Windows Virtual PC to Windows 7 RC
- VS Gesture project, via Greg Duncan, and discussion on how you could Multi Touch enable Visual Studio
- Code Project: Improve performance of calculating image sizes using a binary reader
- Silverlight Blog - NBC Olympics wins an Emmy with Silverlight for Outstanding New Approaches Sports Event Coverage.
- Christian "Littleguru" Liensberger becomes a Microsoft employee!
- Brian's pick of the week - 10-4 episode on Functional UI Testing and discussion how you can use it to fake working
- Dan's pick of the week: Coding4Fun: Dan Waters article on Building Multiplayer Texas Hold 'Em Poker for the Zune
- Windows 7 RC is available to download now
- Yochay Kiriaty Windows 7 videos
- Windows 7 Taskbar: Changes from Beta to RC
- Windows 7 Taskbar: Advanced Features
- Windows 7 Multi Touch: Overview
- Windows 7 Multi-Touch: Part 1
- Windows 7 Multi-Touch: Part 2
- Windows SDK and Windows API Code Pack for the .NET Framework available, via Tim Sneath's Developers Guide to Preparing for Windows 7
- Michael Scherotter - New York Times Silverlight SDK
- Bill Buxton - On Engineering and Design - an Open Letter
- Silverlight blog: Expression Gallery to share images, WPF themes, CSS templates, XAML behaviors, and more
- Frank La Vigne - Star Wars Scroller in Silverlight 3, via Alvin Ashcraft
- WPF Futures released on Codeplex, includes Shader Effects, Splash Screen, Client Profile Configuration Designer, WPF Themes, M-V-VM Toolkit, via Lester Lobo
- Ayende Rahien - Are Util & Common libraries evil?
- Brian Peek: How to configure your device emulator to work after adding Windows Virtual PC to Windows 7 RC
- VS Gesture project, via Greg Duncan, and discussion on how you could Multi Touch enable Visual Studio
- Code Project: Improve performance of calculating image sizes using a binary reader
- Silverlight Blog - NBC Olympics wins an Emmy with Silverlight for Outstanding New Approaches Sports Event Coverage.
- Christian "Littleguru" Liensberger becomes a Microsoft employee!
- Brian's pick of the week - 10-4 episode on Functional UI Testing and discussion how you can use it to fake working
- Dan's pick of the week: Coding4Fun: Dan Waters article on Building Multiplayer Texas Hold 'Em Poker for the Zune
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Nice picks of the week this week guys!
Grats Christan!
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