TWC9: Silverlight 4, SQL Server R2 & Ent Library 5.0 all RTM, Why code comments aren't bad
TWC9: Windows Phone 7 Dev Tools Refresh, Messenger Wave 4 Preview
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This week on Channel 9, Brian returns from his European tour and there is much rejoicing with Dan as they discuss the week's top developer news, including:
- Brian's pick: TFS 2010 Power Tools now available, via Greg Duncan
- Dan's pick: Auto-Update your wallpaper with Flickr images using your location with Arian Kulp's Coding4Fun app - Geo-location and Flickr
- Laura Foy - Charlie Kindel on the Windows Phone 7 Developer Tools Refresh
- Time Heuer - Installing the Windows Phone 7 Developer Tools Refresh (including a PowerShell script if you get authenticode issues with signed assemblies)
- Larry Larsen - Windows Live Wave 4 Messenger Preview
- Ori Amiga - Messenger Connect - A new, unreleased set of APIs for user profile, social graph, status updates, and more, via Dare Obasanjo
- Pete Brown - Essential Silverlight and WPF Skills: Async programming, Dispatchers, Timers, and more
- Dan Fernandez - Stop capitalizing Microsoft products and technology incorrectly
- Andy Beaulieu - Using the free edition of Babel Obfuscator with Silverlight
- Scott Guthrie - Studiostyles.info - Provides a way to easily discover and share Visual Studio color schemes
- Damien Guard - Creating RSS feeds in ASP.NET MVC,via dotnetkicks
- Speckyboy - 30 Pure CSS Alternatives to JavaScript
- Brian's pick: TFS 2010 Power Tools now available, via Greg Duncan
- Dan's pick: Auto-Update your wallpaper with Flickr images using your location with Arian Kulp's Coding4Fun app - Geo-location and Flickr
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The Discussion
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athman the first one to say welcome back Brian
will return back after watching it
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gduncan411 Pick of the week... Score!
Thanks guys...
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bangoker About the punctuation.. why is/was the .NET logo in lowercaps?
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vesuvius artistic license (a euphemism for a mistake)
They corrected it in the new logo
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JoshRoss Good to have you back Brian. BTW, nice chest hair.
-Josh
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exoteric I don't like upper-case .NET because it looks like it's an acronym and yet I've not seen the acronym of .NET anywhere, ever. It also looks nicer as Microsoft.Net. Then there is of course ASP.NET which is nicer because it looks like one big acronym but it's asymmetric if .NET is not an acronym. Bah...
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BrianPeek I know he can get the job, but can he do the job?
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briankel @All, thanks for all the greetings! It's good to be back. I completely forgot to mention that I met Bas while I was in The Netherlands - nice! Always fun to run into Niners in person. Thanks for introducing yourself, Bas.
@Vesuvius - hehe I think you're right re: the mistake / artistic license. We certainly didn't help ourselves with that one, huh? The way the .NET guidelines used to read it always called that out as an exception. Now in 2010 / .NET Framework 4 at least we're consistent.
@Josh - ha! Ok you're making me self-conscious now, I think I'll wear a parka next week.
@Brian - lol!
BK
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Dan And for the record, I said the same thing to Brian before we taped