Bob Familiar
Bob Familiar is the Director of Technical Evangelism East Region for Microsoft. The Technical Evangelism team engages with students, developers and IT Pros to help them create apps for Windows 8, Windows Phone 8 and Windows Azure and create hybrid cloud infrastructure using Windows Server 2012.
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Microsoft DevRadio: (Part 7) APIMASH – Chuck Norris & Rotten Tomatoes API Starter Kits for Windows…Abstract:
In today’s APIMASH episode, Bob Familiar shows us how to get started with the Rotten Tomatoes and Chuck Norris Starter Kits. Tune in as he walks us through both APIs and shows us how easy it is to get started building apps for Windows 8. -
Cloud Storage by David PlattDavid Platt of the Harvard University Extension School and CEO of Rolling Thunder Computing has created a 3 lecture series on Cloud Computing for students. This third lecture covers all the various cloud storage potions, what is provided by the top cloud vendors and then uses Windows Azure...
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Cloud Application Architecture Patterns by David PlattDavid Platt of the Harvard University Extension School and CEO of Rolling Thunder Computing has created a 3 lecture series on Cloud Computing for students. This second lecture introduces distributed computing concepts and a set of application architecture patterns that are popular with cloud...
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Introduction to Cloud Computing by David PlattDavid Platt of the Harvard University Extension School and CEO of Rolling Thunder Computing has created a 3 lecture series on Cloud Computing for students. This first lecture provides an introduction to Cloud Computing and covers the historical background, definitions of Infrastructure as...
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ARCast.TV - David Aiken on Azure Architecture PatternsDavid Aiken is a Technical Evangelist for Windows Azure. David is responsible for:
· Bid Now Sample at http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/BidNowSample.
· Windows Azure Platform training kit and Channel...
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ARCast.TV - David Chappell on Effective IT InnovationDavid Chappell is Principal of Chappell & Associates based in San Francisco, California. Through his speaking, writing, and consulting, he helps people around the world understand, use, and make better decisions about new technology.
In this episode David talk to Bob Familiar about Effective...
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ARCast.TV - Rocky Lhotka on Patterns, Architecture and MVVMRockford Lhotka is the Principal Technology Evangelist for Magenic, a company focused on delivering business value through applied technology and one of the nation's premiere Microsoft Gold Certified Partners. Rocky is the creator of CSLA .NET, one of the most widely used development frameworks...
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ARCast.TV - Neil Palmer of Sungard on the Business Impact of Cloud Computing and RIAIn this episode, Hong Choing talks to Neil Palmer, Partner for Sungard Consulting Service about the impact of Cloud Computing and new Rich Internet Application technologies such as Silverlight 4.
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ARCast.TV - UI of the new era, designing for multiple devicesComputer screens in laptops, desktops and phones are now the targets for application developers yet they represent challenges as the resolution, size, among other factors.
In this episode, Director of User Experience at Infragistics Dr. Komischke describes how using Fluid UI allows organizations... -
ARCast.TV - A.D.A.M migrates from Google Cloud to Windows AzureA.D.A.M. www.adam.com , a leading provider of consumer health information and benefits technology solutions to 500+ Hospitals in the US, was looking to use cloud computing to revolutionize its business. In September 2009, they developed an H1N1 Swine Flu Assessment tool using Java/Google...
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PopFly Goes to College
Dec 16, 2007 at 5:23 PMYou are correct, C# and VB while viable, prevent the students from going beyond simple programs in the time frame of a single semester. PopFly allows them to create fairly sophisticated applications that work with data that is interesting to them AND they can share their results on line via Facebook. It's a win-win.