TWC9: Meet HoloLens, 2016 Event Lineup, New Windows 10 Builds, VS Updates and more...
TWC9: Levitating a DeLorean, Connect(); dates announced, MSDN Mag Win10's and more...
Play TWC9: Levitating a DeLorean, Connect(); dates announced, MSDN Mag Win10's and more...
Description
This week on Channel 9, Mark and Vlad discuss the week's top developer news, including;
- [00:23] Last Week (Greg: I guess it depends on how you define "special"... ;)
- [01:10] NeoBytes :) Microsoft celebrates Back to the Future day with a futuristic easter egg [Justin Luna], https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/
- [02:50] The Easiest Way to Levitate a DeLorean [Caleb Kraft]
- [03:35] Microsoft Connect (); // 2015 Developer Event Set for November 18-19 [Mitra Azizirad], http://www.visualstudio.com/connect2015
- [04:44] MSDN Magazine: Special Windows 10 Issue [Clint Rutkas]
- [05:53] .NET Core and ASP.NET Launches a Beta Bug Bounty Program. [Barry Dorrans], Bug bounty program for .NET Core and ASP.NET
- [07:39] Announcing Availability of ASP.NET 5 Beta 8 [Daniel Roth], Microsoft ASP.NET and Web Tools 2015 (Beta8) – Visual Studio 2015
- [08:12] Upgrading from ASP.NET 5 Beta 7 to Beta 8 [Shawn Wildermuth]
- [08:45] Integrating Visual Studio Code with dnx-watch to develop ASP.NET 5 applications [Scott Hanselman]
- [09:47] .NET Micro Framework 4.4 is now available! [Lorenzo Tessiore], https://github.com/NETMF/netmf-interpreter/, https://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/ec476532-5a9d-4759-8391-ec99dbf43245
- [11:20] New Video: Git Basics for Visual Studio Developers [Jeremy Clark]
- [12:22] Microsoft taps open source LLVM compiler for cross-platform .Net [Serdar Yegulalp]
- [14:09] The Xbox wasn’t Microsoft’s first console – the MSX was [Dave Voyles]
Picks of the Week!
- Vlad's Pick of the Week:[15:12] Microsoft’s Dope New Tool Is Like Autocomplete for Drawing [Margaret Rhodes]
- Mark's Pick of the Week:[16:29] Microsoft Cortana's Song! (medley with Piano and Guitar), https://soundcloud.com/sidenotesmusic
Please leave a comment or email us at twc9@microsoft.com.
Follow @CH9
Follow @MarkDeFalco
Follow @metulev
Follow @vladkol
Follow @gduncan411
Download
Download this episode
- MP3 (16.3 MB)
- Low Quality MP4 (44.9 MB)
- High Quality MP4 (252.5 MB)
- Mid Quality MP4 (157.3 MB)
More episodes in this series
TWC9: MVP Global Summit 2015
Related episodes
TWC9: Brewing the News, .NET Standard 2.0 is done, .NET Conf, Eye Typing and more...
TWC9: XAML Standard Demystified, Eye Tracking, Project Snowflake, Yugioh in RL AR and…
TWC9: .NET Core 2 (and Friends) Preview 2, .future, Imagine Cup 2017, “Adventures of Ninja…
TWC9: Build, Windows Template Studio, Python in VS 2017 and more...
TWC9: 400! #SpringIntoDevOps, Windows 10 1703 & SDK Out, Project Scorpio Revealed and…
TWC9: Small Big Feature in VS 2017, Insane Dev VM, Howdy Json.NET 10.0, New MVP Show and…
TWC9: This Week on Channel 9 Turns Nine!
TWC9: VS Test Opens, New Xbox Features, Humans of Microsoft and more...
TWC9: Kicking off the year with CES, Windows Holographic VR headsets, Windows Developer…
TWC9: Microsoft Teams Dev Preview, PowerShell is 10, Project Olympus News and more...
The Discussion
-
jvs_ca I had a MSX and later a MSX2. Not only popular in Japan and Korea, but Latin America and Europe.
We setup one of the first computer labs with MSXs for education in the mid 80's.
Z80 processor (8 bit) at 3.58 MHz, nice Basic and support for Floppy Drives (5 1/4", 360 K) on MSX2.
-
TheDarkTower I had a MSX2 form Philips with built in 3.5" flopy drive. I learned programing with it. Vera cool device!
-
JorgeArteiro I had a MSX 1, my first computer. very popular in Brazil. I had one from Sharp, called HotBit. I used to have floppy drive, matricial printer, mouse and modem as well. I could connect BBS(internet of that time). And a lot of games and tools. 64k ram memory. Konami and Hudson released many games titles, like original metal gear.
Its Microsoft's first home computer, MSX-DOS was based on MS-DOS. Similar file systems. In Brazil was used even in Businesses and schools.