Beth Massi
Beth Massi is a Senior Program Manager on the Visual Studio team at Microsoft. Beth is a community champion for .NET developers and has many years of industry experience building .NET apps. She is a speaker at various software development events and you can find her here on Channel 9, her blog http://www.bethmassi.com/ and twitter @BethMassi.
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Fun with the Interns: Zach Montoya Builds a Visual Studio Designer for .NET NativeA few weeks ago when I was up in Redmond I had the pleasure of interviewing some interns on the .NET team to talk about their experience as an intern at Microsoft and to show off the projects they are working on. In this interview I sit down with Zach Montoya, a Developer Intern on the .NET Runtime team,...
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Fun with the Interns: Santiago Fernandez on LLVM Based Optimizer for MSILA few weeks ago when I was up in Redmond I had the pleasure of interviewing some interns on the .NET team to talk about their experience as an intern at Microsoft and to show off the projects they are working on. In this interview I sit down with Santiago Fernandez, a Developer Intern on the .NET team,...
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Fun with the Interns: Shaurya Arora on Designing .NET for NuGetA few weeks ago when I was up in Redmond I had the pleasure of interviewing some interns on the .NET team to talk about their experience as an intern at Microsoft and to show off the projects they are working on.
In this interview I sit down with Shaurya (a.k.a Shaun) Arora, a Program Manager Intern on...
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Fun with the Interns: Christian Salgado Catalogs .NET APIsA few weeks ago when I was up in Redmond I had the pleasure of interviewing some interns on the .NET team to talk about their experience as an intern at Microsoft and to show off the projects they are working on.
In this interview I sit down with Christian Salgado, a Developer Intern on the .NET...
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Fun with the Interns: Charles Lowell on the .NET API Portability AnalyzerA couple weeks ago when I was up in Redmond I had the pleasure of interviewing some interns on the .NET team to talk about their experience as an intern at Microsoft and to show off the projects they are working on.
In this first interview I sit down with Charles Lowell, a Software Development Engineer...
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Office 365 API Tools for Visual Studio - Building Office 365 Android Apps with XamarinThe Office 365 APIs allow you to easily integrate Office 365 services into your apps in a consistent way. You can access user data like calendars, documents and more using REST APIs and standard OAuth flows from any platform. The Office 365 API Tools for Visual Studio make it super easy for developers...
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Office 365 API Tools for Visual Studio - Users and FilesThe Office 365 APIs allow you to easily integrate Office 365 services into your apps in a consistent way. You can access user data like calendars, documents and more using REST APIs and standard OAuth flows from any platform. The Office 365 API Tools for Visual Studio make it super easy for developers...
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.NET Compiler Platform ("Roslyn") for the Rest of UsThe .NET Compiler Platform (code named "Roslyn") is the next generation of the Visual Basic and C# .NET compilers. At BUILD 2014 Roslyn was released as an open source software project and the team is accepting contributions from the community.
In this interview I sit down with Dustin Campbell,...
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New Preview: Office 365 API Tools for Visual StudioThe Office 365 APIs allow you to easily integrate Office 365 services into your apps in a consistent way. You can access user data like calendars, documents and more using REST APIs and standard OAuth flows from any platform. The Office 365 API Tools for Visual Studio make it super easy for developers...
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Introducing Office 365 API Tools for Visual StudioI was in Redmond last week so I grabbed the old pocket camera and a conference room for an off-the-cuff interview with Michael Zlatkovsky, a Program Manager on the Cloud Business Apps team. Michael shows me the new Office 365 APIs and tools for Visual Studio. The Office 365 APIs allow you to easily...
| Forum | Thread | Replies | Latest activity |
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| Coffeehouse | LightSwitch | 19 | Mar 02, 2011 at 12:17PM |
| Coffeehouse | LINQ: The end of n-tier? | 14 | Jul 24, 2008 at 3:40PM |
| Tech Off | VB/C# Developer Centers "Re-launched" | 4 | Oct 18, 2007 at 9:29AM |
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Monthly Catch-up: S77 with special co-host Willy-Peter Schaub
Feb 13, 2015 at 2:54PM+1 for interviewing Anisha :)
How Do I: Incorporate Document Libraries in a Cloud Business App?
Jun 04, 2014 at 6:00PM@annarao - Sounds like you haven't related the document library properly to your database entity. The document library cannot be a top level parent (or unrelated) in this release. It must be related to an entity from your database and be the child part of the relation. (i.e. One Customer has many Documents)
See this FAQ: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/lightswitch/archive/2014/03/20/document-libraries-faq.aspx
How Do I: Incorporate Document Libraries in a Cloud Business App?
Jun 02, 2014 at 3:30PMHi Nigel,
What version of Android are you using? The document feature should work with 4.4 or higher I believe.
-Beth
Introducing Office 365 API Tools for Visual Studio
May 12, 2014 at 12:26PMHi C. Marius,
We just released a new preview this morning that includes client libraries for both .NET as well as JavaScript so you can use this with Universal apps (and a lot more project types in VS). Check out the latest interview for all the details: http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/funkyonex/New-Preview-Office-365-API-Tools-for-Visual-Studio
Enjoy!
Developing Office 365 Cloud Business Apps
Apr 30, 2014 at 9:39AMLightSwitch is still part of Visual Studio and does not require SharePoint. However some features are specific to CBAs & SharePoint (i.e. Document Libraries). Please make sure you check out the latest updates here: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/lightswitch/archive/2014/03/03/office-developer-tools-for-visual-studio-2013-march-2014-update.aspx
Developing Office 365 Cloud Business Apps
Apr 21, 2014 at 10:02AMHi Bruce,
Cloud Business Apps ARE SharePoint Apps. So yes, SharePoint is required. However you can deploy to either Office 365 or an on-premises SharePoint 2013 server.
And NO. LightSwitch is still very much part of Visual Studio and does not require SharePoint. We just released a ton of new features for both project types around the HTML client. Please make sure you check out the latest tools here: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/lightswitch/archive/2014/03/03/office-developer-tools-for-visual-studio-2013-march-2014-update.aspx
Developing Office 365 Cloud Business Apps
Apr 07, 2014 at 3:05PMHi Jason,
Yes the Silverlight client has some perf issues you should be aware of. If you haven't seen it, check this out: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/rmattsampson/archive/2012/12/28/lightswitch-performance-tweaks-anyone-can-do.aspx
We did optimize what's sent down the wire in VS2013:http://blogs.msdn.com/b/visualstudio/archive/2013/10/09/lightswitch-performance-win-in-visual-studio-2013.aspx
And we also did address a bunch of design-time perf in the March tools update so make sure you have that installed. http://aka.ms/officedevtoolsforvs2013
Going forward we're seeing customers ask for mobile and better business & data services support so this is why have been working on HTML5 and Office 365. I should mention that the above talk was really well received at BUILD.
Thanks all that came! It was a really fun session.
HTH,
-Beth
Developing Office 365 Cloud Business Apps
Apr 07, 2014 at 10:19AMJason, don't shoot yourself in the face, that leaves a messy keyboard.
And to be clear, I only made statements about LightSwitch in that podcast. We have been focusing on HTML client and Office 365 for a couple years now. We will support the Silverlight client as long as Silverlight itself is supported, but our innovation will happen in the HTML & Office365 going forward.
Cheers,
-Beth
How Do I: Incorporate Document Libraries in a Cloud Business App?
Mar 11, 2014 at 11:39AM@MaddMatt -- looks team members saw your post in the forums and are helping out there. http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/vstudio/en-US/c818ced8-c995-43e8-92a3-7c0d8c509f8d/integrating-document-libraries-in-march-2014-with-sp-list-as-parent-entity?forum=lightswitch&prof=required
Building Modern, HTML5-Based Business Applications on Windows Azure and Office 365 with Visual Studio LightSwitch
Jun 27, 2013 at 3:14PMHi virtualCableTV, sorry you're having trouble with the site -- I would report your issues here to the C9 team: http://channel9.msdn.com/Forums/Feedback
As for the session, the recording should be available here in the next day or 2 so you can check back and should be able to watch it later.
The LightSwitch team will be releasing a series of blog posts highlighting the new features here: http://blogs.msdn.com/lightswitch
Cheers,
-Beth
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