This Week on C9: Christian "LittleGuru" Liensberger, VS 2008 and .NET Framework 3.5 SP1
This Week on C9: Brian Keller returns, Photosynth, Olympics, EvNet source code, and more
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This Week on Channel 9, Dan is joined by Brian Keller who is back from his vacation in Patagonia to cover:
- His experiences in Patagonia
- Photosynth RTW's! Turn 2D photos into 3D
- Lutz Roeder: .NET Reflector moving over to Red Gate Software, via Alvin Ashcraft)
- What's the deal with Seinfeld singing the praises of Vista? (via Ars Technica)
- Charlie Calvert: Future Focus: Document Map Margin (Feedback link)
- Sara Ford: Visual Studio Tips book with 100% of author royalties going to create a scholarship fund for Waveland, Mississippi (via Greg Duncan)
- Building a simple Windows Media Center application (via Matt Hardman)
- EvNet Source code (engine that runs Channel 8/9/10/Edge release , C9 Coffeehouse to instantly branch and build a bajillion features (via Kent Sharkey)
- Silverlight Olympics stats: 250+ TB of data and 8MM installs a day (via Ars Technica)
- Video Clip with Adam Kinney where he asks follow up questions from Niners on NBCOlympics.com
- Jaime Rodriguez: Everything you ever wanted to know about the .NET Framework Client profile
- Brian's Pick of the week: Ade Miller - 100 days of Continuous Integration
- Dan's Pick of the week: Minh Channel 9 Deep Zoom (via the Coffeehouse)
- His experiences in Patagonia
- Photosynth RTW's! Turn 2D photos into 3D
- Lutz Roeder: .NET Reflector moving over to Red Gate Software, via Alvin Ashcraft)
- What's the deal with Seinfeld singing the praises of Vista? (via Ars Technica)
- Charlie Calvert: Future Focus: Document Map Margin (Feedback link)
- Sara Ford: Visual Studio Tips book with 100% of author royalties going to create a scholarship fund for Waveland, Mississippi (via Greg Duncan)
- Building a simple Windows Media Center application (via Matt Hardman)
- EvNet Source code (engine that runs Channel 8/9/10/Edge release , C9 Coffeehouse to instantly branch and build a bajillion features (via Kent Sharkey)
- Silverlight Olympics stats: 250+ TB of data and 8MM installs a day (via Ars Technica)
- Video Clip with Adam Kinney where he asks follow up questions from Niners on NBCOlympics.com
- Jaime Rodriguez: Everything you ever wanted to know about the .NET Framework Client profile
- Brian's Pick of the week: Ade Miller - 100 days of Continuous Integration
- Dan's Pick of the week: Minh Channel 9 Deep Zoom (via the Coffeehouse)
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The Discussion
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matthews 
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wisemx Very cool episode.
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Dan Nicely done
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littleguru Brian is back. Coolness
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littleguru I like the way how the show was cut. Great work! -
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briankel Yep, that's the one! Although it looks like it might be broken at the moment. I'll look into it. -
HumanCompiler CORRECTION
"EvNet Source Code Released" isn't actually true.
There is code up there, but it's not the code that runs Channel 9. There is a small project up there that has a few pieces of our code like utilities and a few controls (that I went through on an episode
of Dev Diary), but that's all the code that is running on Channel 9 today. That said, the source code for the OLD Channel 9 is up there. We were wondering how long it would take for people to notice. The way things are worded I can see it being misleading.
All that said, we do plan to release all the source code. Watch the upcoming Going Deep video here on Channel 9 for details from the dev team. When we release the source code for realz, we'll make a big deal out of it.
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wisemx I saw it was only 43k and was shocked at first, figured you guys really were magicians.
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HumanCompiler We are. But we're not THAT good.
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Minh The "h" in "Minh" is silent. But at least you didn't say "Mitch"
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figuerres L33t compression..... it expands to 8 gigs, but you have to get the decompression program