This Week on C9: New SDKs, Silverlight 3, Web utilities and cool Show Off Projects
This Week on C9: Charles Torre on camera, C9 turns 5, and lots of freebies
Description
This week on Channel 9, Dan and Brian are joined by special guest Charles Torre! This week we discuss
- Channel 9 turns 5 Years old and Jamie builds some
5-year anniversary wallpapers
- Nic Fillingham’s Flickr photos from the 5-year anniversary cake
- Where Dan, Brian and Charles were five years ago
Developer News
- Download
SQL Server 2008 SP1
- Velocity Team - Velocity CTP3 now available(Download)
- Jesse Liberty – VideoWiki Open Silverlight 3 Project
- Jeroen Ritmeijer - Integrating TextGlow (Silverlight Open XML viewer) into Sharepoint
- Yochay Kiriaty – Walkthrough of the
Windows 7 Taskbar .NET Sample Library
- Update to free Azure Services Training Kit and
Azure Services Management Tools
- Mohammad Khosravi – CodeProject Range Finder app, via Greg Duncan
- Jon Galloway - Troubleshooting an intermittent .NET High CPU problem
- Bill Ramos - SQL Management Studio Tips Part 1 and Part 2
- Adam Kinney – Video demo of Silverlight Spy to Visually Debug Silverlight applications
- SourceGear - DiffMerge available (free)
- RedGate offers
Illustrated C# 2008 eBook for free, via
Stefano Mapelli
Picks of the week
- Charles's pick of the week: Jonathan Shapiro, creator of EROS and BitC projects, was hired by Microsoft
- Brian’s pick of the week: Correction on features coming in XNA from
Michael Klucher
-Dan’s pick of the week: Silverlight-based Future Desktop in Silverlight (blog post, Codeplex project), via Rishi Oberi
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The Discussion
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Charles Now I know why it's best for me to remain behind the camera
It was a pleasure and an honor to be a guest on TWOC9. Thank you guys!
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Bas That was cool, nice to hear more about the people behind the team. You guys should do stuff like that more often.
Speaking of creating a post of all the free e-books... I added that e-book to the free e-book page on the wiki. Which has been around for a while, guys...
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littleguru I haven't watched the show yet but the preview image made me laugh! Charles wears a jacket, Brian a sweater and Dan a shirt... and all are in the same tiny room
Edit: Great show guys... and Charles you are really great also in front of the camera. -
rhm wow, Charles is a badass! I always think he's Mr. Super-positive, I can't believe he's bitching about stuff off-camera
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Chadk Wow man, the interview with Charles is awesome.
Congratz guys. You guys have done an excellent job. -
Enes TAYLAN to see the people behind the scene is very good.now we know these super guys.
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Jeroen Ritmeijer Wow, I can't believe you pronounced my name properly. I have been living in the UK for 10 years and no one has managed it before.
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raymond Suggest you do an update of an earlier video with the current Channel 9 Team:
https://channel9.msdn.com/posts/TheChannel9Team/The-9-Guys-Who-We-Are/
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aL_ you're awsome both infront and behind the camera
may i also say, the showercurtain backdrop (that just now noticed) rulez btw
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RodAtWork I just watched this video podcast today, and was wondering about DiffMerge. I've used WinMerge, and like it. I'm wondering how DiffMerge compares to WinMerge, if anyone has used both?