JAOO 2007: Joe Armstrong - On Erlang, OO, Concurrency, Shared State and the Future, Part 2

dahat wrote:Excellent video, although I'm a bit confused (and excited)...
You said that there was going to be a client side SDK... only in your example you were using WHSInfoClass from Microsoft.HomeServer.SDK.Interop.v1.dll to add and remove notifications while completely on the server... to confirm... before to long you'll be shipping a similar ability that will work on the client side?
Also... get to the blogging Chris! I feel lonely as I seem to be the only developer blogging about development on WHS.
ckindel wrote:So all you can do for now is sit tight and be patient for a bit...
primortal wrote:Can someone remind Chris to post the vb.net files to the sandbox, please
here is the code I put it into the Channel 9 Sandbox
http://channel9.msdn.com/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=354555
have fun and please tell me if you have problems or suggestions
for what it's worth there are two samples in this .zip - one C# sample of our notification infrastructure (great for sending errors messages from your code into the Home Server Admin console and client computer task tray).
the other is a VB.NET sample for creating a tab into the Home Server admin console - dont forget that if you create your own tab you can access it from the internet using the Home Servers Remote Access feature. we've found this REALLY cool for home automation
dahat wrote:
ckindel wrote:
So all you can do for now is sit tight and be patient for a bit...
That's what you think
When left to my own devices I tend to do anything bit sit tight and instead make new to make due... hence this latest post of mine about adding better intellisense support to the WHS development experience.
ckindel wrote:You are sooo gullible.