Adam Kinney

ethan:

When developing an application your XAML will be compiled and not made available to users of the application.

That was a good start. I look forward to the rest of the videos in the series (and the not-so-steady camera work).

Oh man, if I told you now there'd be no surprise. Something to do with p2p and Longhorn, though.  Brad's got that part right.

Again Channel9 showing its strength in bringing us less visible employees who work at Microsoft, like Bill Hill. Very cool.

Looking forward to the rest of the Kam's videos.

That's cool when you here that the developers are so passionate about their APIs.  I think thaT's the kind of stuff I look for when I come to Channel9.

That's very interesting.  I wonder how well an environment like that could be duplicated at a smaller company.  Maybe some of it has to do with the select group of people that Microsoft hires.

Neat stuff.

I don't think you have to worry about that.

I agree with Dare, ATOM so far has not proved a large enough change to switch to.

So yeah, I use SharpReader and I couldn't read blogs without it. I need to upload my opml to feeds.scripting.com so I can get a count on how many blogs I am currently subscribed to.

When I am reading the entries, I commonly open up the webpage to read the entry formatted or within the context of the website.  I DO enjoy reading blogs in websites more, but there only a few where I actually take the time to open the entry in my browser.