TWC9: Dating Windows 8, visiting Napa, cooking Metro, magic Matrix and more
TWC9: Build 2012, Metro LOB apps, aspConf, .Net 4.5 GC, Ardunio Shields and more
Description
This week on Channel 9, Dan and Brian discuss the week's top developer news, including:
- [0:54] Announcing BUILD 2012 (Tim O'Brien)
- [1:58] Creating beautiful views for local files (Marc Wautier)
- [3:50] MetroGridHelper for WinRT, a helper to get the alignment right (Mark Monster)
- [4:28] Debugging WinRT/XAML bindings (Andrej Tozon)
- [6:06] Channel 9 Highlight: Designing Metro Style Line of Business Apps (Robert Green)
- [7:10] The .NET Framework 4.5 includes new garbage collector enhancements for client and server apps (Brandon Bray)
- [9:31] aspConf http://live.aspconf.net/ & <https://channel9.msdn.com/Events/aspConf/aspConf>, aspConf 2012 Speaker Blogs and Twitter accounts: An OPML file for bulk blog feed subscription and a Twitter list for easy Following (Jon Gallant)
- [10:22] Facebook Apps and Windows Azure Web Sites (Part 1 – Getting Started) [Nathan Totten]
- [11:38] Channel 9 Highlight: What Is an Arduino Shield and Why Should My Netduino Care? (Fabien Royer)
Picks of the Week!
- Brian's Pick of the Week:[13:19] New Programming Jargon (Jeff Atwood)
- Dan's Pick of the Week:[15:37] Codealike VS2010 Extension
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The Discussion
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felix9 8.8.8 is nice, but missing the target for 8888 as RTM build number is not.
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aL_ @felix9:
i dont really get how they "miss" a build numberlike that. arent those numbers "coerced" anyway? it seems inprobable that there are exactly 8888 builds (or 9200 builds) in the windows branch.. i mean did someone queue a new build by accident and fudge the 8888 build [and therefore had to queue 312 more builds]?
then again, getting the final build to exactly 8888 might not be a huge priority
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felix9 @aL_: it was not an 'accidental' build, but an 'accidental' or 'unexpected' bug, so they have to pump the 'perfect' build number again in order to fix that bug, that was a real show stopper.
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jongalloway Thanks for the aspConf shoutout. We have all the sessions filmed in Channel 9 studio online of course, bue are still getting videos from remote presenters, getting them edited, etc. We have 30 online now, more going up every day.
Also thanks to the other conference organizers (Eric Hexter and Javier Lozano) and our volunteer staff.
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Dan @jongalloway: Thanks Jon for the clarification
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Hernan Codealike is now available for VS 2012. You can download form http://bit.ly/HARoV1
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Duncanma @Hernan: a better link, because I hate clicking random links that start downloading things
https://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/4cd5e9ff-d183-46e0-9934-c8832924abb7