Kit George - Tour of .NET CLR Base Class Libary Team (Part III) | TheChannel9Team

Here's the final part of the tour of the .NET CLR BCL team. Check out the books that Brian Grunkemeyer likes reading.

If you missed them, the rest of the tour is here:

Part I
Part II

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mixelz

Jan 19, 2005 at 2:14 AM

You guys should ask more often what peoples favorite books are. It's pretty hard to find good books. (Especialy when you want more insight in certain specific things).
littleguru <3 Seattle

Jan 19, 2005 at 11:07 AM

I'm going to order two of the three. I need new stuff to read!
moofish Living in Scotland, UK

Jan 19, 2005 at 4:18 PM

I tell you what that guy in the stripey shirt is exactly the reason why Apple kicks MS butt, but on the other hand what an asset to the company.
androidi

Jan 19, 2005 at 7:03 PM

I think the main reason why Apple seems to kick in the OS area is that they are not so big in backwards compatibility. For MS it is much harder to make big "innovations" (talking about the GUI) happen as it is not acceptable to just start from scratch every now and then. Though atm I have to wonder what kind of spaghetti the OS X code is to have enabled some of the features they demoed. Maybe they'll spend more time in the future refactoring instead of innovating, unless they scrap everything again - which I doubt a bit this time.

BTW Am I the only one kicking myself for not getting some Apple stock before it rose back to the '00 level Lets hope there is a time again where MS stock is in demand

(technically OS X was not started from scratch of course, but I'll limit this to the GUI. MS however is surely carrying some _very_ legacy code even when talking about running the GUI of LH)
Sampy And I come back to you now - at the turn of the tide

Jan 20, 2005 at 12:49 AM

androidi wrote:

Lets hope there is a time again where MS stock is in demand

Yes, this would be very very nice
rhm

Jan 20, 2005 at 1:32 PM

Yes, someone needs to get Chris Brumme blogging again.
Dr. Shim Inaniloquent monomathical people inlapidate me.

Jan 20, 2005 at 2:23 PM

Do a lot of developers inside Microsoft use Visual Studio? A guy I know uses notepad instead, (since he deals with a lot of unstable software).

One thing I like about Channel 9 is how they catch the developers in their chairs. Are the interviews scheduled ahead of time, or are most developers you interview caught by surprise?
The Channel 9 Team 5 guys from Redmond

Jan 20, 2005 at 3:21 PM

They are scheduled ahead of time, but not all participants might be in on it. We try to keep things spontaneous as possible.

Yeah, Visual Studio is used a lot, but each developer can decide on their own tools. One guy we interviewed yesterday said he uses Emacs.
Jannot

Jan 30, 2005 at 2:55 AM

NICE WORK . http://www.hedary.com