TWC9: Skype, HTML 5 Canvas, Python tools, & more

This week on Channel 9, Dan and Clint discuss the week's top developer news, including:

[00:30] Microsoft PressPass - Microsoft to acquire Skype
[01:12] Skype - Skype already has developer APIs you may be interested in
[01:55] Mark Heath - Skype Voice Changer app shows how to use the Skype4COM library
[03:32] Robert Green kicks off the Visual Studio Toolbox show, covering the Productivity Power Pack
[04:49] Pytools - A free, open source Python IDE with syntax colorization, IntelliSense, interactive mode, and more
[06:08] Dan Wahlin - Getting started with the HTML 5 Canvas tag
[07:39] Todd Brix - Updates and clarifications to the Windows Phone marketplace policies
[09:35] Scott Guthrie - Walkthrough of using the HTML 5 improvements in the ASP.NET MVC3 Tools Update
[10:33] Azure Team - Windows Azure Toolkit for iOS provides a client library to access Azure in Objective C
[11:29] Jalpesh Vadgama - New IDE features in SQL Server "Denali" Management Studio -
[13:29] CodeProject - Respond to Windows Power Management events

Picks of the week:

[14:53] Dan's pick: John Papa - How to install a Bootable VHD with no host OS
[16:29] Clint's pick - Updates to WP7 Toolkit adds new color pickers

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Dan

May 14, 2011 at 8:28AM

@kachchhu: The Product Key isn't stored in Windows. You can get the product ID though by going to: Control Panel\System and Security\System. Hope that helps
markheath

May 15, 2011 at 2:01PM

Thanks for the shoutout. Can't believe how many downloads that SkypeFx thingy has had - over 500,000 now. Probably ought to give it some new features at some point.
HCamper HCamper

May 15, 2011 at 9:06PM

@kachchhu:
You have made the same request for finding
Windows Product Key in other shows.
You need to read the suggestions or get the suggested
software.
The Product Keys are not stored in the drive locations
for Windows Products.
Martin
Jalpesh Vadgama

Jun 26, 2011 at 11:00AM

Hello All,

Thanks for considering my blog post as a part of discussion.

Thanks
Jalpesh

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