Christian Liensberger

Great video! Let us see more on WPF and WCF!!

Kryptos wrote:



littleguru wrote: I always see this zen garden example, but it seems to be non-public. Is there a way to get the example, to do own tests with it? I mean the CSS (of the video) used to mod zen garden.

Is this what you mean?

http://www.csszengarden.com/

Not exactly. They are applying a CSS template at the zen garden web site, but that template is not public. It would be cool to get the template to test it on our own.

I always see this zen garden example, but it seems to be non-public. Is there a way to get the example, to do own tests with it? I mean the CSS (of the video) used to mod zen garden.

Great video. It is cool to see what they implemented. The secure functions are great: finally a hope that buffer overruns are going to decrease It is worth the little speed impact for most of the scenarios.

I didn't know about the contest... Hopefully they do one again

DHTML! wow. I did once a web site that build completely on DHTML.

My approach was very very similar to the current AJAX technology.

But in that time frame no browser (except IE) understood what I wanted him to do I still remember all the exception boxes when loading the site in Netscape or Opera. Netscape even crashed.

That was fun.

"Managed code [...] Object what is that"

Wow! Somebody from Microsoft (a guy from the shell team) says something like this.

System.Object is always a certain type and you can't cast it to any type that's not possible to convert it to...

You can't cast it because you think it could be that type - like you can in COM.

The dude is cool! He has passion for his job... I like that. And he is bringing that passion to the watcher *THUMBS UP*


Edit: I don't understand why they don't use events provided by web services? That's a little bit weird... Why a new format? It is not really clear to me.

Wow! Excel 2007, and Office 2007 in general, is going to be great! Wonderful.

I'm looking forward to the next Office 12 videos! Thank you for this video, Scoble!

Wow, this is a cool dude! Great guy! A wonderful video.

I'm watching the video about 10 right now and something came to my mind: why is the video player on the left side (on the 10 site) not scrolling down, when I expand the replies on the right side and scroll down?

It's often that you expand a few of the replies and you need to scroll down to see some of the answers. Currently the video player stays in at his position and while you scroll down it goes out of the visible part of the window.
The video player should follow you while scrolling down. That would be a cool features and would be very useful.

I think you should add that feature to the site!

The old icons in the IE should be replaced by new once... It's a program we are using very often... You should give it new icons.