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TWC9: WCF Data Services v5, Performance Killers, Project Detroit and more
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We're trying a new format for the show notes for this week, let us know what you think!:
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[0:24] WCF Data Services 5.0 RTM Release (WCF Data Services Team Blog), WCF Data Services 5.0 RTM![b3cssbkf.4it[2]](https://f.ch9.ms/wlwimages/7fd35aa23a754d339d959de900cc63aa/b3cssbkf.4it[2][2].png "b3cssbkf.4it[2]")
[1:32] Windows 8 and the Windows Phone SDK, pt. 2 (Larry Lieberman)![p24l5411.yen[2]](https://f.ch9.ms/wlwimages/7fd35aa23a754d339d959de900cc63aa/p24l5411.yen[2][2].png "p24l5411.yen[2]")
[2:40] Tackling performance killers: Common performance problems with Metro style apps (Dave Tepper)![mc3nvput.rhj[2]](https://f.ch9.ms/wlwimages/7fd35aa23a754d339d959de900cc63aa/mc3nvput.rhj[2][2].png "mc3nvput.rhj[2]")
[4:45] How to create a WinRT WRL C++ Component from scratch that can be consumed by .NET components (Kevin Stumpf)![wo3dlrsq.d5u[2]](https://f.ch9.ms/wlwimages/7fd35aa23a754d339d959de900cc63aa/wo3dlrsq.d5u[2][2].png "wo3dlrsq.d5u[2]")
[6:03] Preemptive Analytics in Visual Studio and TFS 11 (Brian Harry)
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[8:07] SyncFusion Metro Studio![wpdsoucj.hny[2]](https://f.ch9.ms/wlwimages/7fd35aa23a754d339d959de900cc63aa/wpdsoucj.hny[2][2].png "wpdsoucj.hny[2]")
[9:52] Channel 9 Highlight: Dirt Simple Web and Database Deployment in Visual Studio 11 (Brady Gaster, Sayed Hashimi)![n2lsiupa.mcr[2]](https://f.ch9.ms/wlwimages/7fd35aa23a754d339d959de900cc63aa/n2lsiupa.mcr[2][2].png "n2lsiupa.mcr[2]")
[11:06] Event Flashback: Lang.NEXT 2012 - Language Support for Asynchronous Programming (Mads Torgersen)![jwos0nw3.aym[2]](https://f.ch9.ms/wlwimages/7fd35aa23a754d339d959de900cc63aa/jwos0nw3.aym[2][2].png "jwos0nw3.aym[2]")
[12:34] HTML5 Delta Reference (Michael Palermo), http://www.w3.org/TR/html-markup/
Picks of the Week!
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[13:30] Brian's Pick of the Week: Filmmaker Organizes Facebook Flashmob For Kid’s Cardboard Arcade![y31qkjzg.irf[2]](https://f.ch9.ms/wlwimages/7fd35aa23a754d339d959de900cc63aa/y31qkjzg.irf[2][2].png "y31qkjzg.irf[2]")
[14:51] Dan's Pick of the Week:Project Detroit: How to Read Your Car’s Engine Data with OBD-II (Brian Peek, Dan Fernandez), My car ships with crapware (Scott Hanselman)
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The Discussion
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Lars Kemmann Personally, I preferred being able to skim the bulleted list quickly - but then, I always get C9 via RSS. (I almost never watch TWC9.
) Plus, the caption on each thumbnail is too small to read.But maybe it's great for others?
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Maddus Mattus New format totally freaks my HTMLTextblock for WP7 out, so it's unreadable in the app.
But I like it!
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ababcock1 The new layout is broken in chrome.
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gduncan411 @ababcock1: sigh... I see what you mean. I had similar issues in IE9 at first, but was able to tweak the tables/images to fix the layout there. Looks like more tweaking is needed. Thanks for the heads up on that...
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gduncan411 @ababcock1: @Maddus Mattus:Okay, how's that?
Looks better when I look at it in Chrome and still looks okay in IE. Originally I was trying to use tables, but with all the levels of abstraction and help (between WLW, the C9 published platform, etc) the layout just wasn't where I wanted it to be.
So I nuked the tables and tried something a little simpler. Better? Worse?
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dtower That kid is going places. Very cool.
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Maddus Mattus @gduncan411: better!