Pablo Castro, Britt Johnston, Michael Pizzo: ADO.NET Entity Framework - One Year Later

I for one, would love to see a regular "Brian Beckman" show here on C9.
Just a quick note, tried to stream this and I was having some problems, then I went to download it. Isn't 1.2 gigs a bit large for an hours worth of video?
Now don't get me wrong, it's Brian Beckman, I truly feel like you could just film that guy ordering lunch and somehow I'd learn...., so I'll download it size be damned
More Brian Beckman! This is so awesome.
I cant thank both you, Charle, and Brian, for all good shows
That was a nice video ....
cool staff
Nice interview.
I actually wrote my first program on the HP calculator with memory cards around 1980.
Brings back memories of a similar kind, in 1983 I was in high school and wrote a simulator of a NORD-100 (mini computer from Norsk Data) using Microsoft MBasic (when Microsoft was a somewhat more modest outfit) that ran on a MP/M terminal based Mycron machine
running a 80186 processor.
Øystein
Dr. Beckman: you're really a ROCK-STAR!
(You must have a big talent for teaching, for explaining things...)
Thank you very much for the time you took from your busy schedule, to offer us such a great video!
Thanks also to the Channel 9 interviewer.
I'm looking forward to download the historical-HP emulator code.
BTW#1: the RPC notation is also used in more modern HPs like HP49, and you are right: it's great!
BTW#2: Is there any reason to develop the emulator GUI using WinForm and not WPF? Speed of execution?
Greetings from Italy
Giovanni
That was pretty cool. I did something similar using Wpf - took a couple weekends
http://www.limpidfox.com/hp97.htm