Entries tagged with livemesh - Channel 9

Newton Sanches: Live Mesh P2P

Charles — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 18:25:00 GMT

Meet Live Mesh Test Lead Newton Sanches. His job is to ensure that Live Mesh data synchronization happens successfully and efficiently. When does Live Mesh utilize Peer to Peer data transfer as opposed to Copy-to-Cloud-Then-to-Mesh Folders? How does Live Mesh P2P work, exactly? Tune in.

Ori Amiga: Mesh Mobile

Charles — Thu, 30 Oct 2008 15:16:00 GMT

Niners loved Ori’s last appearance talking about Live Mesh, so we brought him back to show off the combination of two of his passions: the Mesh and his car. Ori started hacking with the Live Framework and some nifty consumer electronics to build a Mesh-aware in-car automation system. Check it out...

David Treadwell: Inside Live Services

Charles — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 17:53:00 GMT

Vice President of Windows Live David Treadwell explains Azure's Live Services. He whiteboards the architecture of Live Services (love getting VPs to the whiteboard!), discusses what's available in the Azure CTP, what's coming and, finally, why we are doing all of the cloud business in the first place. By the way, can you figure out what the hex means on his shirt?

David Steere and Trevor Robinson: How Live Mesh P2P Syncing Works

Dan — Fri, 11 Jul 2008 08:14:00 GMT

Live Mesh is built around a relationship directory to let the machines in your mesh communicate with one another on your behalf. Any two devices can use the directory and the mesh communication services to set up an encrypted channel for sharing data or synchronizing.

In this interview, we’ll whiteboard out exactly how a Live Mesh peer-to-peer session is established, along with the newly added support for synching files with only your device, and not with the Live Desktop cloud storage service.

This Week on C9: Live Mesh, Popfly, Microspotting, Poker bots & more

Dan — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 17:04:00 GMT

This Week on Channel 9, Brian and Dan cover:

Updates to Live Mesh
Improve Desktop Search performance by downloading Windows Search 4.0
Lots of updates to Popfly Game Creator from Adam Nathan
The IE team sends Mozilla a congratulations cake (via Ars Technica)
Update your Silverlight.js file for Firefox 3 (via Tim Heuer)
DeepEarth: Virtual Earth + Deep Zoom (via Jamie Thomson)
Ariel Stallings from Microspotting designs cool I am the empire t-shirts
Video clip of Richard Sprague demoing Response Point and discussing how they used research to build voice grammars
Sourceforge Community Awards will include Codeplex projects
Soma discusses the Secure Development Lifecycle and how Microsoft uses it internally
Golf Course powered by Virtual Earth 3D (via Mark Brown)
Video clip of Tiger Electronics AMP robot
Brian's Pick of the Week: James Devlin: Building a Real-world Poker bot with C++ (via Avi Pilosof)
Dan's Pick of the Week: Walt Mossberg reviews GoGo: In-flight Wifi which will be coming to Virgin and American
After the end, Dan, Brian, and Laura Foy unwind at TechEd

FeedSync: Synchronizing the Mesh

Dan — Fri, 25 Apr 2008 16:30:46 GMT

Synch is one of those things that sounds much, much, much simpler than it actually is ;) Live Mesh is built with synchronization as a core primitive – every object in the system is synch-enabled, and cloud and client runtimes manage the notification and synchronization process. We sat down with Steven Lees, designer of the FeedSync protocol, and Steve Garrity, Akash Sagar and Vlad Fedorov from the Live Platform Services team, for a detailed review of how synch works in the Live Mesh platform and experience.

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This Week on Channel 9: April 25th Episode

Dan — Fri, 25 Apr 2008 16:23:50 GMT

This Week on Channel 9, Dan and Ed cover:

- Channel 10 clip showing the Live Mesh end user application (7 - 9:10)
- Dan and Ed talk about the Live Mesh dev platform and architecture (9:10 - 13:30)
- Dan and Ed brainstorm ideas for using Mesh (13:30 - 17:30)
- Clip of Ori Amiga show how a Silverlight Web app can work both locally and offline, and then sync back to the cloud using Mesh (20:20 - 23:50)
- Dan and Ed brainstorm more Mesh ideas (23-50 - 25:11)
- Photobucket launches their developer API via Alvin Ashcraft (25:20 - 26:54)
- Dan's Pick of the Week: Jeff Atwood's Coding Horror post on old-school BASIC (26:54 - 30:30 )
- Ed's Pick of the Week: RoboChamps.com launches, a simulated environment for robots to compete 30:30 - end

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Ori Amiga: Programming the Mesh

Dan — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 18:30:22 GMT

Back at MIX, the Live Platform Services team announced a new standard APP-based protocol for accessing your Live data, and at Web 2.0 the Live Mesh team has announced plans to extend that API with synchronization-ready access to data, devices, application and activity feeds. Ori Amiga shows a number of demos showing the native Mesh feeds, WPF applications using Mesh, a Silverlight client that supports working on and offline, a custom Facebook application that syncs Facebook photos with Live Mesh, a Mac client that sends photos to Live Mesh and even LINQ queries over Mesh objects.

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For more Live Mesh coverage:
- Watch the demo of the Live Mesh application on Channel 10
- Watch an interview with Live Mesh team
- Read the transcript and grab the audio from Jon Udell's perspective series.

Meet the Live Mesh Team

Dan — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 00:08:22 GMT

Jeremy Mazner gives us a behind-the-scenes tour with the Live Mesh team. You’ll hear from Amit Mital, the General Manager for Live Mesh as well as from several developers, testers, and architects on the team. We also barge into a couple of offices to talk about some of the challenges in building Live Mesh and even drop in to the Live Mesh Shiproom and check out the server room that runs the Live Mesh development environment.

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For more Live Mesh coverage:
- Watch the demo of the Live Mesh application on Channel 10
- Watch an interview with Read the transcript and grab the audio from Jon Udell's perspective series.

Ray Ozzie: Introducing Live Mesh

Dan — Wed, 23 Apr 2008 03:59:36 GMT

In his first Channel9 interview, Ray Ozzie, Microsoft's Chief Software Architect sits down with Jon Udell to talk about Live Mesh, a new technology and platform that enables synchronization and storage "to the cloud." You'll hear about the history of Live Mesh, how it has been influenced by Ray's previous work on products like Groove and Lotus Notes. Ray also discusses the core technology that forms the basis for Live Mesh including REST APIs, XML, and synchronization APIs that enable you sync your Mesh across multiple devices.

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For more information, go to Mesh.com

For more Live Mesh coverage:
- Watch the demo of the Live Mesh application on Channel 10
- Watch an interview with Abolade Gbadegesin on Live Mesh Architecture
- Read the transcript and grab the audio from Jon Udell's perspective series.

Abolade Gbadegesin: Live Mesh Architecture

Dan — Wed, 23 Apr 2008 03:58:56 GMT

Live Mesh integrates a smart client with a services cloud to make your files, devices and social mesh available wherever you are. Developing it required solving two of the hardest problems around – building scalable and cost-efficient services, and developing a robust synch model with a local client API. We sat down with architect Abolade Gbadegesin to hear what approach he took to designing Live Mesh.

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For more information, go to Mesh.com.

For more Live Mesh coverage:
- Watch the interview with Channel 10