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Randell and Woodward on TFS 2008 and Beyond!
Brian Randell and Martin Woodward talk about Team Foundation Server 2008, and all the goodness within.
Live from devLink 2008!
Carl and Richard break out the microphone during Karaoke night (don't worry) at the DoubleTree bar in Murphreesboro, TN, to talk to staff and attendees of the devLink Technical Conference (August 22-23).
Thiago Silva on Reporting Services for SQL2008
Carl and Richard talk to Thiago Silva about the new features of Reporting Services for SQL Server 2008.
Soma!
Richard and Carl talk to Microsoft Executive S. Somasegar about his experiences at Microsoft from his early days working on systems like OS/2, NT, Windows 2000 to overseeing the Developer Division of Microsoft.
Dan Simmons and Stephen Forte on the EF Advisory Council
Dan Simmons is back with Stephen Forte, a member of the EF Advisory Council, a group of outsiders who were brought in to help shape future direction for the EF. You might be surprised at who else was on the council, and what they are thinking about for the next version.
Steve Smith on the Transition to Entrepeneur
Steven Smith talk with Carl and Mark Dunn about changing careers from software developer to small business owner. All three have made the jump and share their experiences.
Udi Dahan Scales Web Applications!
Udi Dahan is back to talk to the guys about scaling web applications. This is an area of expertise for Richard as well as Udi, so you know you'll get your money's worth out of this one!
Eric Swedin Looks Back in Time
Mark Dunn joins Carl for this fun look back at the history of computers with Eric Swedin, author of Computers: The Life Story of a Technology.
Daniel Simmons on Entity Framework v1!
Entity Framework v1 has shipped! Carl and Richard talk to Danny Simmons about it.
Stacy Harris Does Home Automation!
Charles Stacy Harris talks about technologies used to automate his home using .NET interfaces. Geek out!
Kate Gregory Develops in C++ for Vista!
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James Kovacs Inverts our Control!
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Jeffrey Richter on the Windows Memory Model
Jeff Richter is back to talk about how Windows manages memory, from the early versions of Windows to the .NET Framework. Geek out!