Entries tagged with tech ed - Channel 9

msdn tv - Nachrichten für Entwickler (Ausgabe vom 25.11.2009)

Jan Schenk — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 09:37:00 GMT

„msdn tv – Nachrichten für Entwickler“ kommt diesmal aus Berlin und präsentiert u.a. Impressionen und Statements von der „Tech·Ed Europe 2009“. Jan Schenk hatte dort Gelegenheit, als Gesprächspartner Orlando Escalante vor Mikrofon und Kamera zu bekommen, der als „Role Owner“ der Technical Platform Evangelists bei Microsoft mitverantwortlich für die Beratung von IT-Professionals zeichnet.
In den Kurznachrichten: Infos zur Beta des ASP.NET MVC Framework 2.0, eine Tutorial-Reihe rund um ‘Expression Studio‘, die Beta 2 Version von Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate und wo man sie kostenlos bekommt, das neue Facebook .NET SDK 3.0 und eine aktuelle MSDN Webcast-Serie zu ‘Powershell’. Sponsorhinweis: Unser Moderator Jan Schenk wird eingekleidet und ausgestattet von Jan Schenk

Nicht vergessen: Das Expression Studio 3 Gewinnspiel läuft noch bis zum 30.11.2009. Gewinne eine von fünf Microsoft Expression Studio 3 Lizenzen.Einfach diesen Text retweeten:

@jansche RTen und Expression Studio gewinnen! msdn tv - Nachrichten für Entwickler http://msdn-online.de/msdntv #msdntv

Teilnahmebedingungen findet ihr hier: http://www.der-evangelist.de/rechtliches/expression-studio-gewinnspiel-teilnahmebedingungen/

msdn tv ist ein neues Video-Nachrichtenformat, und hat seinen Ursprung auf MSDN Online (http://www.msdn-online.de/msdntv/). Alle zwei Wochen präsentiert Ihnen Jan Schenk, Developer Evangelist mit Hut, die wichtigsten Neuigkeiten für Entwickler, Hintergrundberichte und Interviews zu aktuellen Technologien sowie Highlights von Messen und Konferenzen. Das ganze kompakt, in weniger als 15 Minuten erfrischend jung verpackt , und sowohl als Download für Ihren Rechner oder im Online-Player per Streaming verfügbar.

msdn tv is a German-speaking new and innovative video news series, and has originally been featured exclusively on the German MSDN Online Platform (http://www.msdn-online.de/msdntv/). Hatted Developer Evangelist Jan Schenk biweekly presents latest news for developers, background-stories and interviews concerning current and upcoming technologies, as well as video-highlights from fairs and conferences. Packed into less than 15 minutes, these news videos feature a fresh informative style, and are downloadable as well as available as online streaming video.

This Week C9 at TechEd 2009 with Jeff Hadfield and Greg Duncan

Dan Fernandez — Sat, 16 May 2009 17:35:00 GMT

This week on Channel 9 at TechEd 2009, Brian is joined by Jeff Hadfield andGreg Duncan to discuss this week's developer news, including:

- Keith Elder - Load XSD Schemas automatically in Visual Studio by editing the Catalog.xml file, via Alvin Ashcraft
- SQL Server 2008 Developer Training Kit - includes demos, presentations and hands on labs on T-SQL, Filestream, Date & Time types, spatial data, and Reporting Services
- Code Project - Michael Ceranski's article on Recreating Frogger in Silverlight
- Philipp Sumi - WPF Notify Icon for the system tray
- ADO.NET Team Blog - Entity Framework 4.0 to support persistence ignorance and Plain-Old-CLR-Objects (POCO) and lots of other enhancements
- Silverlight blog - Project Starlight - Adds Multicast capabilities to Silverlight using Windows Media Services
- Luca Bolognese - C# and VB.NET Co-Evolution
- Ars Technica - Emil Protalinski - Office 2010 Technical Preview coming this summer
- Windows 7 to be released by holiday season
- John Robbins: PDB Files - What every developer must know
- Karsten Januszweski - Archivist - A Twitter Data-Mining app
- Michael James - Scrum Master Checklist, via Greg Duncan
- Full list of games and Web sites that use up-up-down-down-left-right-left-right-B-A for secret features, via Clint Rutkas

Picks of the week
Brian's pick of the week: Jason Zander - New Names for Test and Lab Tools - Visual Studio Team Test 2010, Team Test 2010 Essentials and Lab Management 2010
Greg's pick of the week: TFS Branching Guide 2.0
Jeff's pick of the week: Code Project Addin for Visual Studio 2008 to search CodeProject articles directly from Visual Studio

Developing Compelling Silverlight User Experiences with Expression Studio 2 - TechEd NZ

Nigel — Mon, 27 Oct 2008 23:19:00 GMT

Presented at Tech.Ed New Zealand.

Expression Studio 2 delivers powerful tools to create natural and engaging user experiences. In this session you’ll learn how the Expression tools works together to streamline user experience design. With a focus on designing for Silverlight, I will walk through Expression Encoder, Expression Blend and Expression Web – highlighting the new features. I will finish the session by demonstrating how Expression Blend 2 SP1 can be used with Visual Studio 2008 to assemble user interface components for Silverlight 2 applications.

Jonas Follesø - Silverlight 2 for Developers - Tech.Ed NZ

Nigel — Mon, 27 Oct 2008 22:55:00 GMT

The session was designed to give developers who want to build “real applications” a good starting point. It’s a level 300 talk (advanced), so it skips the basic introduction. That being said you don’t need to be a Silverlight expert to find the session useful. The talk covered things like CRUD applications using WCF, how to implement a Presentation Model/ViewModel, how to use IoC and DI in Silverlight, and how to do unit testing in Silverlight.

The theme of the talk was diving, and for the demos Jonas worked on a dive log application.

Read more at http://jonas.follesoe.no/TechEd2008NdashSilverlight2ForDevelopers.aspx and http://jonas.follesoe.no/PortingTheSilverlightDiveLogApplicationToWPF.aspx

Tech Ed Orlando: Day 3

Larry Larsen — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 20:57:00 GMT

You can't hang around thousands of developers for days on end without building an appreciation for their craft and a desire to learn their skills. Such was the case for Laura, who took it upon herself to spend at least fifteen minutes to learn how to write code. Take a look and see how well she did.

Tech Ed Orlando: Day 2

Larry Larsen — Fri, 06 Jun 2008 19:14:00 GMT

Day two at Tech Ed and Laura mixes with the peeps to see what's cool and popular, which so far has included socks with sandals, lots of swag, and a lot of jargon. So watch as Laura glazes over, talks to Bat Girl, and dresses like a Floridian developer.

Rob Miles: Very Silly Interview

Dan Fernandez — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 15:23:00 GMT

Rob Miles is a professor at University of Hull who’s an expert in XNA, the .NET Micro Framework, and silliness. In this interview, Rob talks about some of his student projects, his approach to learning, Rob’s Web site, VerySillyGames.com and more.

C9 Bytes: SQL Server Rank() with Stephen Forte

Dan Fernandez — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 15:22:00 GMT

Stephen Forte demonstrates the little-known SQL Server Rank() statement and how it can be used to easily display categories and subcategories of Ranking data.

Tech Ed Orlando: Day 1

Larry Larsen — Wed, 04 Jun 2008 20:23:00 GMT

While Dan Fernandez was busy interviewing Bill Gates (link) Channel 9 decided to send Laura Foy out to the front lines of Tech Ed (link). The Orange County Convention center is one of the largest in the US and Microsoft managed to fill it with tech hungry developers. So grab some swag and a camera, Laura, and go meet mix with the attendees and capture the vibe on the show floor of Day 1, Tech Ed Orlando.