Show: Episode 2 It's All About The Tools TV Show
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In this video, you will find tools to help solve these common developer challenges…
- Maintaining the truth and privacy of your data while making changes to the schema
- Another report project?
- Setting up a virtual playground for testing and development
- Building a web site from scratch in minutes without code
- How can I customize my build process?
(When viewing in Silverlight, the dots on the timeline correspond to the scenes listed below.)
- Tool Shed Theme Song
- Introduction
- Demo 1 - VSTS DB Pro
- Demo 2 - SQL Reporting Services
- Demo 3 - Virtual PC
- Demo 4 - DotNetNuke
- Demo 5 - MSBuild Extensibility talking to Twitter by Guest Speaker Microsoft MVP, Sayed Ibrahim Hashimi
- Developer Community Update by Brian Johnson
You will love our guest speaker, Microsoft MVP Sayed ... as he dazzles us on extending MSBuild to talk to Twitter, I guarantee it for any coder!
Special thanks to co-host Stan Schultes, recent co-author on his book on
DotNetNuke 5, Sayed Ibrahim Hashimi ,
Carl Franklin, Brian Johnson, Seminole Community College - Sanford\Lake Mary Campus and the Orlando Code Camp
Team and attendees, and the many volunteers who made this show a reality!
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Let me know what you think about the content, first and foremost in both episode 1 and 2. Feel free to comment on what tools you would like
to see on future episodes.
As for the TV Show editing, let me know what you think of the Picture-In-Picture effect in the beginning during the theme song and occasional black and white filters (Wizard of Oz look). I am experimenting with various effects and having fun doing and learning
video production!
Finally, please note all of the resources on right of the page at: http://channel9.msdn.com/toolshed including a link to all of the
powerpoints, demo code and demo scripts!
Stan and I are planning on are filming Episode 3 this weekend, June 6, 2009, at the
Pensaolca SQL Saturday. If you are attending, I can use some volunteers, like camera operators, a sound engineer and door control. I'll teach you at the event, everything to run the camera or sound, if you don't have much experience. Drop me
an email if interested at rfustino@microsoft.com Stay tuned.
Remember, you have to know the code to get into the shed. KNOW THE CODE. Get some popcorn and enjoy the show! Russ
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Russ and Stan are inspirational in their presentations. It was an honor to sit in the studio audience and listen to the pros show us how easy development can be with the right tools.
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