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TWC9 - VB 2010, Collect app usage for free, donut caching, painting with light
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This Week on Channel 9, Dan and Clint talk about the week's top developer news, including:
- Channel 9 Live at Visual Studio 2010/Silverlight 4 Launch
- Scott Guthrie - VB 2010 Love Fest -Auto-Implemented Properties, Collection Initializers, Line Continuation support
- Pete Brown - Encoding/Decoding strings with the .NET 4 Client Profile
- MSDN - Collect Usage Performance & Stability Information with the Dotfuscator version included in Visual Studio (tutorial, video), via Greg Duncan
- Patrick Smacchia - Windows Programming: The "it works on my machine" syndrome
- Kevin Moore - XAML Bag of Tricks updated
- Gunnar Peipman - Donut caching using dynamically loaded controls
- Laurent Bugnion - MMVM Light Toolkit for Windows Phone 7
- Blake Handler - Ultimate List of Free Windows Phone 7 Software & Resources
- Tina Wood - History of Microsoft - The Jeff Raikes Story Part 1 & Part 2
- Tina Wood - CliffyB of Epic Games on Channel 9 - Answering questions from Niners
- Scott Hanselman - How to setup your site to use the AutoPageResize browser extension
Picks of the week
- Dan's pick: Steve Marx - Letting the Internet Choose My Wallpaper
- Clint's pick: Coding4Fun - Randall Mass - Paint With Light
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The Discussion
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gduncan411 Thanks as always guys...
I'm SO looking forward to next week! Go VS RTM GO!
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CSI3n Seems you're missing a link:
Scott Guthrie - Auto-Implemented Properties, Collection Initializers, Line Continuation support
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aL_ about the dotfuscator thing, you can actually monitor "feature duration", so you can do som perf monitoring too
however, the free version only monitors 10 features -
Dan Good catch, thanks, fixed!
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Dan Good point, I also didn't know that monitoring was restricted to 10 features, still a cool feature though.
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aL_ yeah, i was kinda bummed :/ but hey, the dotfuscator folks gotta eat too