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This week on Channel 9, Brian and guest host Robert Green discuss the week's top developer news, including;
- [00:44] Get your apps ready for the Windows 8.1 launch!
- [01:18] Readying Windows 8.1 for release (Antoine Leblond)
- [02:16] Visual Studio Unit Test Generator v1 “lands” (Willy-P. Schaub)
- [03:36] Windows Azure: General Availability of SQL Server Always On Support and Notification Hubs, AutoScale Improvements + More (Scott Guthrie)
- [05:03] Windows Azure Infographics
- [06:06] .NET Universe 2013 Poster
- [07:03] Microsoft To Continue Windows Phone Dev Center Registeration Fee As $19 (Pradeep Viswav), Todd Brix
- [07:42] The Ultimate Checklist to Promote Your App (Nick J Trogh)
- [08:19] NuGet 2.7 Released (Jeff Handley)
- [09:21] Peter Provost featured on RadioTFS and talks CodeLens and more
- [10:28] Unity for Windows: I – Getting started (Petri Wilhelmsen)
- [11:14] Visual Studio 2012 Photo Start Page (CodPlex), Visual Studio 2012 Photo Start Page (blog) (Everett Comstock)
- [11:57] Customising the Appearance of Debug Information in Visual Studio with the DebuggerDisplay Attribute (Jason Roberts)
- [12:48] How to Handle a Huge Collection of Strings in VB.Net
Picks of the Week!
- Brian's Pick of the Week:[13:47] Even monkeys in Finland enjoy using Windows Phones (Rich Edmonds)
- Robert's Pick of the Week:[14:26] Windows 8.1 and Visual Studio 2013–Blank Template Explorations (Mike Taulty)
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The Discussion
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RetroRecursion Good to see Hadoop making it into the "universe" with LINQ to Hive. That should making querying the cluster much easier, especially on an Azure cluster. Didn't know it was available via NuGet already.
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Raffaele Here I am! Look forward to put the signed copy in my office!
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CalvinCraig I suggest that you consider creating Seadragon versions of your posters and hosting them on Microsoft servers. You could also do OCR on the source images and make them searchable (we do this with mechanical engineering drawings) in the Seadragon viewer Most of us devs, I suspect, would like to access these posters on occasion. But we don't really want to tape them to our walls and so they go unused. Just a thought...
P.S. it would be wonderful if Microsoft maintained Seadragon or contributed to the OpenSeadragon project both of which have a lot of bugs. It's a really fantastic technology -- very useful in all sorts of domains -- and it would work exceptionally well for these large posters.
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rogreen @RetroRecursion: A signed .NET Universe poster is yours for being the first person to enlighten us on what LINQ to Hive is. Email me your mailing info (rogreen at Microsoft dot com) and I will send it to you. Thanks!
Robert
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RetroRecursion @rogreen: Awesome, thank you! I'll contact you now.