OData Deep Dive with Chris Woodruff

Recommended Audiences:

Solution Architects, Software Developers, Developers, Architects

Abstract

The Open Data Protocol (OData) is an open protocol for sharing data. It provides a way to break down data silos and increase the shared value of data by creating an ecosystem in which data consumers can interoperate with data producers in a way that is far more powerful than currently possible, enabling more applications to make sense of a broader set of data. Every producer and consumer of data that participates in this ecosystem increases its overall value.

OData is consistent with the way the Web works - it makes a deep commitment to URIs for resource identification and commits to an HTTP-based, uniform interface for interacting with those resources (just like the Web).   This commitment to core Web principles allows OData to enable a new level of data integration and interoperability across a broad range of clients, servers, services, and tools.

OData is released under the Open Specification Promise to allow anyone to freely interoperate with OData implementations.

In this talk Chris will provide an in depth knowledge to this protocol, how to consume a OData service and finally how to implement an OData service on Windows using the WCF Data Services product.

Agenda

• Introductions (5 minutes)
• Overview of OData (10 minutes)
• The OData Protocol (45 hour)
• 15 minute break
• Producing OData Feeds (1 hour)
• 15 minute break
• Consuming OData Feeds (1 hour)

Dates, Times and Locations

1. Chicago, IL June 21

• a. 8:30 am - 12:00 pm
• b. Microsoft Offices, Downers Grove, IL
• c. https://bit.ly/DownersOData1

2. Chicago June 21

• a. 1:00 pm - 4:30 pm
• b. Microsoft Offices, Downers Grove, IL
• c. https://bit.ly/DownersOData2

3. June 22, 2010

• a. 8:30 am - 12:00 pm
• b. Microsoft MTC, Chicago IL
• c. https://bit.ly/MTCOData1

4. June 22 2010

• a. 1:00 pm - 4:30 pm
• b. Microsoft MTC, Chicago IL
• c. https://bit.ly/MTCOData2

5. July 7^th 2010

• a. 1 pm – 5 pm
• b. Herzing College, Madison WI
• c. https://bit.ly/MadisonOdata

Bio

Chris Woodruff (or Woody as he is commonly known as) has a degree in Computer Science from Michigan State University’s College of Engineering. Woody has been developing and architecting software solutions for almost 15 years and has worked in many different platforms and tools. He is a community leader, helping such events as Day of .NET Ann Arbor, West Michigan Day of .NET and CodeMash. He was also instrumental in bringing the popular Give Camp event to Western Michigan where technology professionals lend their time and development expertise to assist local non-profits. As a speaker and podcaster, Woody has spoken and discussed a variety of topics, including database design and open source. He is a Microsoft MVP in Data Platform Development. Woody works at RCM Technologies in Grand Rapids, MI as a Principal Consultant.

Woody is the co-host of the popular podcast “Deep Fried Bytes” and blogs at www.chriswoodruff.com. He is the President of the West Michigan .NET User Group and also is a co-founder of the software architecture online portal nPlus1.org.

Woody has worked in many arenas throughout the years, including healthcare, manufacturing, publishing, promotion execution and the automotive industry. He has experience with starting and running new ventures, including past work with technology startups. Woody continues to develop his expertise by learning & developing new technologies to better meet the needs of his clients, while devoting his free time to improving the development community at large, and giving back to the community in which he lives.

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Show Notes

Who is Travis Feirtag you ask?

First and foremost, I am a proud father and loving husband for my wonderful family.  My wife, Julie and our four children live in Lake Mills, Wisconsin.  It is unbelievable watching our children grow and learn.  My chest puffs up with pride when I speak of them.  They are the best part of my life.

Secondly, I have been an engineer since I got my first computer when I was ten years old.  It is my second love after my family, of course.  If there is such a thing as destiny then it was fateful that I have become an engineer.  I drive my wife crazy talking about technology.  Of course, if our children love tech as much as their dad then mommy is in trouble :)

I have spent many years working, exploring, making mistakes and learning from them.  In my opinion, it is truly through our mistakes that we gain the most useful experience in life.  I believe that I am open-minded about new technologies but I do not adopt a technology simply because it is new.  I have a considerable amount of experience but there always is so much more to know.  For the last nine years, I have been spending most of my time using .NET technologies.  Microsoft has done their homework when creating the .NET framework.  It is the most cohesive set of development technologies from them to date.

I was on the executive committee of the Wisconsin .NET User Group for 3 years. And was the president of the Madison .NET User Group for two years and I now serve on the Board of Directors, which means that I am involved in the regional and national .NET developer community.  I have been a full-time engineering consultant in the Southern Wisconsin region for over 10 years now.

You can catch Travis and all of his great work at:

• https://www.devmobiles.com
• https://www.robotgeek.net
• Twitter: https://twitter.com/therobotgeek

Multi-Touch Screen Types:

• Infrared - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infrared
• Resistive - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resistive_touchscreen
• Capacitive - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capacitive_sensing

Flick Gestures:

• Flick Gestures Explained - https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms694980%28VS.85%29.aspx
• System.Windows.Input - https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms604577%28v=VS.100%29.aspx
• Application Gestures - https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.ink.applicationgesture%28VS.90%29.aspx
• Simple Gesture Sample - https://blogs.msdn.com/b/ptorr/archive/2010/03/23/simple-gesture-sample.aspx

Windows Touch Pack - https://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/whats-the-microsoft-touch-pack-for-windows-7

Looking too start doing development for Windows Phone 7, check out https://Developer.WindowsPhone.com

Bamboo Tablets - https://www.wacom.com/index2.php

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Show Notes

Great Sites:

• https://odata.org
• https://odataprimer.com
• WCF Data Service Team Services Blog

Downloads:

• OData Protocol Visualizer
• OData Client for Windows Phone 7
• .NET Framework update

Tips and Tricks

Internet Explorer Feed Reading View

To toggle the the feed reading view of an ATOM or RSS feed in Internet Explorer do the following:

1. Select Tools
2. Select Internet Options
3. Select the Content Tab
4. Select the Settings button
5. un-Check the “Turn on feed reading view”

Debugging Silverlight Out of Browser Applications

• Silverlight Out-of-Browser Support - https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd550721(VS.96).aspx
• Channel 9 Silverlight Out-of-Browser debugging video - https://channel9.msdn.com/posts/MSDNSweden/Debugging-Silverlight-4-Out-Of-Browser-applications-in-Visual-Studio-2010/
• Silverlight 4 debugging overview - https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc838267(VS.96).aspx

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Show Notes

Why do so many projects fail?  Well, in our experience, it has to do with some combination of the following:

• Statement of Work
• Conditions of Satisfaction
• Define "Done"
• Define Assumptions
• Requirements
  • Can change - just not constantly
  • Good ones can actually be tested
• Use Business Analysts for appropriate context
• Build and Deployment: How to get the application created and installed - always underestimated

Cover your ass with detailed status reports (Weekly!)

• What did you do this week
• What is planned for next week
• What did you do that was unplanned (KEY! - This is why you didn't finish everything you planned)
• What resources do you need to get the job done
• What issues are blocking you

Document, Document, Document!!!

Resources:

Failing project sound effect: https://www.SadTrombone.com

Developer.WindowsPhone.com

Tips or Tricks

Generate from Usage - Visual Studio 2010 Refactoring Tool

April 10th – Windows Phone 7 Dev Camp

from Dave Bost’s Blog….

With the excitement over the Windows Phone 7 Series, developers are chomping at the bit to start building apps. Although were a few months away from releasing Windows Phone 7 Series to the world, now is a good time as any to start ramping up our developer muscle to build amazing applications targeting the new Windows Phone.

This DevCamp will start the day off by providing a walk through of the the development tools including Visual Studio and Expression Blend. From there, attendees will break off into groups to hash out their phone applications. At the end of the day, each team will be given an opportunity to showcase their ideas.

 

Who: Developers, Designers, Mobile Enthusiasts and Entrepreneurs

When: Saturday, April 10, 2010 @ 8:30am – ? (map)

Where: ITA, 200 S. Wacker, Chicago, IL.

Register Here

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April 13th – Wisconsin .NET Users Group Meeting

Re-MIX, MIX redux. or just plain MIXed Up

Did you miss the Microsoft MIX 2010 conference?  Well let’s have a fun chat about MIX.  With so much stuff covered in those 72 hours, it’s just impossible to try and cover it all in less than 2 hours. If you’re looking for slides then this isn’t the session for you.  We are going to take a technology tour for a few of the technologies that were making all the buzz on the floors of the MIX conference.

• Introduction to MEF
• ASP.NET MVC
• OData
• Silverlight 4
• Windows Phone 7 Series
• IE9

As if that wasn’t good enough, I have a Zune HD to give away.

 

When: Tuesday, April 13, 2010 from 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM (CT)

Where: Direct Supply - 6663 N Industrial Road,  Milwaukee, WI 53223

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April 19th – McHenry Cloud Users Group Meeting

“Hello World” on the Microsoft Azure Platform.

 

When: Monday, April 19, 2010 from 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM (CT)

Where: Panera Bread - Crystal Lake - Private Meeting Room, 6000 Northwest HWY, Crystal Lake IL, 60014

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April 22nd – LCNUG Meeting

Re-MIX, MIX redux. or just plain MIXed Up

Did you miss the Microsoft MIX 2010 conference?  Well let’s have a fun chat about MIX.  With so much stuff covered in those 72 hours, it’s just impossible to try and cover it all in less than 2 hours. If you’re looking for slides then this isn’t the session for you.  We are going to take a technology tour for a few of the technologies that were making all the buzz on the floors of the MIX conference.

• Introduction to MEF
• ASP.NET MVC
• OData
• Silverlight 4
• Windows Phone 7 Series
• IE9

As if that wasn’t good enough, I have a Zune HD to give away.

 

When: Thursday, April 22, 2010 from 6:45 PM - 8:45 PM (CT)

Where: College of Lake County in Grayslake, Illinois

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April 27th – Pewaukee Users Group Meeting

If your from the area this should look a bit odd.  Why? Well there is no such user group.  We had a great opportunity to provide our community the ability to spend some time with Group Program Manger Jay Schmelzer. 

Jay Schmelzer is a Group Program Manager on the Visual Studio Team at Microsoft.  Jay and his team are responsible for the Visual Studio design-time tools and runtime components used to build applications that leverage Microsoft Office client and server products, many of the Visual Studio features vital to end-to-end application development experience including Data Design-time, building and consuming WCF services and Deployment, as well as the application programmability and extensibility available in Visual Studio Tools for Applications.  Prior to joining Microsoft, Jay was a partner with a leading consulting firm and specialized in the design and development of enterprise applications.  Jay has authored several articles and books on application development and is a frequent speaker at application development conferences.

Jay will be coving the following topics:

· Overview of SharePoint 2010, a developers perspective – SharePoint 2010 includes many new developer-oriented capabilities.  Developers can build collaboration applications leveraging the new platform capabilities, more easily deploy their solutions taking advantage of the more flexible deployment model SharePoint 2010 provides and monitor the behavior of their applications using built in monitoring capabilities in SharePoint 2010.

· SharePoint development with Visual Studio 2010 – Visual Studio 2010 provides first class support for professional developers targeting SharePoint.   Visual Studio 2010 provides the continuum from collaboration with SharePoint Designer, to an integrated and familiar developer experience in Visual Studio to integration with the ALM capabilities of Visual Studio Ultimate and TFS.

Food will be served.

 

Where: Microsoft Office – Waukesha, N19 W24133 Riverwood Dr. Suite 150, Waukesha Wisconsin 53188

When: Thursday, April 27th, 2010, 6pm – 9pm

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April 28th – Jay Schmelzer at the Centare offices

SharePoint 2010 and Visual Studio 2010: What are the Possibilities?

In this session you will discover why SharePoint 2010 maintains a positive user experience when it works together with Office 2010 and more. With functionalities such as reviewing documents on a team site or work on presentations while offline, SharePoint 2010 users can stay productive and innovative as they go about their tasks, maintaining the rich user experience they are accustomed to.

As organizations introduce new tools to help their end users be more productive and innovative, some employees may wonder how they would have time to jump between the different products.

Overview of SharePoint 2010, a developers perspective

SharePoint 2010 includes many new developer-oriented capabilities. Developers can build collaboration applications leveraging the new platform capabilities, more easily deploy their solutions taking advantage of the more flexible deployment model SharePoint 2010 provides and monitor the behavior of their applications using built in monitoring capabilities in SharePoint 2010.

SharePoint development with Visual Studio 2010

Visual Studio 2010 provides first class support for professional developers targeting SharePoint. Visual Studio 2010 provides the continuum from collaboration with SharePoint Designer, to an integrated and familiar developer experience in Visual Studio to integration with the ALM capabilities of Visual Studio Ultimate and TFS.

Agenda
8:15am – 8:45am – Welcome, continental breakfast and registration
8:45am – 9:00am - Introductions
9:00am – 11:00am - SharePoint 2010 and Visual Studio 2010: What are the Possibilities?
11:00am - 11:30am – Wrap-Up and Q&A

Why you should register...

As organizations introduce new tools to help their end users be more productive and innovative, some employees may wonder how they would have time to jump between the different products.

About the Presenter:

Jay Schmelzer is a Group Program Manager on the Visual Studio Team at Microsoft. Jay and his team are responsible for the Visual Studio design-time tools and runtime components used to build applications that leverage Microsoft Office client and server products, many of the Visual Studio features vital to end-to-end application development experience including Data Design-time, building and consuming WCF services and Deployment, as well as the application programmability and extensibility available in Visual Studio Tools for Applications.

Prior to joining Microsoft, Jay was a partner with a leading consulting firm and specialized in the design and development of enterprise applications. Jay has authored several articles and books on application development and is a frequent speaker at application development conferences.

Where: Centare Group, Ltd. 125 N. Executive Drive Brookfield, WI 53005

When: Wednesday, April 28th, 2010, 8:40am – 12:00pm

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April 29th – 2010 Launch

Visual Studio 2010 will ship on April 12th. We will be celebrating this HUGE release with a number of LIVE launch events taking place around the US as well as the World. The theme for this launch event is “Life Runs on Code”. We will have sessions covering  Application Lifecycle Management, SharePoint 2010 and Office 2010 development, Windows, Web as well as the recently announced Windows Phone 7 development all with Visual Studio 2010.

One of the first launch events will be taking place in Chicago on April 29th. I will be presenting the Web and Windows Phone 7 sessions in Chicago. We hope to see you there!

 

What: Visual Studio 2010 Launch (Chicago)

Where: Chicago Marriott Oak Brook, 1401 W. 22nd Street, Oak Brook, IL (map)

When: Thursday, April 29th, 2010

Register Here

These events are happening all over the US, for other cities, visit the Launch site. We are also hosting a number of smaller launch events. You can find a city near you by visiting MSDN Events.

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April 30th – Jay Schmelzer at Clarity Consulting

Exclusive opportunity to meet with a Visual Studio Group Program Manager

Jay Schmelzer is a Group Program Manager on the Visual Studio Team at Microsoft.  Jay and his team are responsible for the Visual Studio design-time tools and runtime components used to build applications that leverage Microsoft Office client and server products, many of the Visual Studio features vital to end-to-end application development experience including Data Design-time, building and consuming WCF services and Deployment, as well as the application programmability and extensibility available in Visual Studio Tools for Applications.  Prior to joining Microsoft, Jay was a partner with a leading consulting firm and specialized in the design and development of enterprise applications.  Jay has authored several articles and books on application development and is a frequent speaker at application development conferences.

Among the topics Jay can cover include:

• Overview of SharePoint 2010, a developers perspective – SharePoint 2010 includes many new developer-oriented capabilities.  Developers can build collaboration applications leveraging the new platform capabilities, more easily deploy their solutions taking advantage of the more flexible deployment model SharePoint 2010 provides and monitor the behavior of their applications using built in monitoring capabilities in SharePoint 2010.

 

• SharePoint development with Visual Studio 2010 – Visual Studio 2010 provides first class support for professional developers targeting SharePoint.   Visual Studio 2010 provides the continuum from collaboration with SharePoint Designer, to an integrated and familiar developer experience in Visual Studio to integration with the ALM capabilities of Visual Studio Ultimate and TFS.

Agenda:

8:15am –  8:45am – Welcome, continental breakfast and registration

8:45am –  9:00am  -  Introductions

9:00am – 11:00am - SharePoint 2010 and Visual Studio 2010: What are the Possibilities?

11:00am - 11:30am – Wrap-Up and Q&A

 

Where: Clarity Consulting, 1 N Franklin St, Suite 3400 Chicago Illinois 60606-4425

When: Thursday, April 29th, 2010

Register Here

May 1st -  Chicago Code Camp

"The Code Camp Manifesto" declares a simple idea to bring developers from disparate platforms and languages together into one software community.

• By and For the Developer Community
• Always Free
• Community Developed Material
• No Fluff only Code
• Never occur during work hours

 

Where: IIT- Stuart Building, 10 West 31st Chicago, IL 60616

When: Saturday, May 1st, 2010

Register Here

We do have a number of special Guests coming by.  We are a stop on the DotNetRocks Road Trip.  Carl and Richard will partying with us at the Chicago Code Camp.

In this musing Clark and Mark kick off their trip to the Microsoft Mix 2010 Conference in Vega$.  We will explore some of the different techniques they use to navigate such a conference.

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Show Notes:

DeveloperSmackdown.com got stickers.  We would love to give you one.  If yo

u see us, feel free to ask.  If you’re not in the area just email the show and we will figure out how to get you one.

ASP.NET MVC2 Released!!! Now that makes us really happy!!

Some great Mix10 links:

• VisitMix Site
• Tommy Lee’s Devils Guide to Mix10
• Orchard Project
• Mike Swanson’s All about Mix10

Want to see Clark on This Week in Channel 9 show 98?

Have you missed the buzz that is Windows Phone 7 Series?  I am sorry if you have.  Make sure you check out both Mix and Charlie Kindel’s Blog for a ton of great information.

This week we announced Chicago Code Camp 2.  While the site isn’t anything special yet, we are working on it.  We would love to see you there, so go register at the Chicago Code Camp site.

Tips and Tricks:

Symbolic Links Defined per msdn.com

“A symbolic link is a file-system object that points to another file system object. The object being pointed to is called the target.”

Useful links

• Hanselman
• MSDN Symbolic Links
• Junfeng Zhang's blog

Rocket Dock.  What is Rocket Dock, well this following was taken directly from RocketDock.com:

“RocketDock is a smoothly animated, alpha blended application launcher. It provides a nice clean interface to drop shortcuts on for easy access and organization. With each item completely customizable there is no end to what you can add and launch from the dock.

Now with added Taskbar support your minimized windows can appear as icons on the dock. This allows for better productivity and accessibility.”

It's the first show of the new year and decade. Mark and Clark talk about, well, nothing that they planned on. The show gets bamboozled right from the start and the discussion turns toward where most development is done and that's in your office at home. We talk about what went into the design and what makes the office work from two similar but still different points of view.

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Show Notes

Design thoughts for your home office

• Isolation - Use every opportunity to separate your office from the world (insulation, doors, walls, etc.)  It will help you create a space where you can think.
• Design the desk - sketch out the space on paper and figure out how much desk you can fit into the space
  • How will you use the desk space - keyboard, mouse, monitors, laptops, writing area.  Space == Goodness
  • Get those monitors off the desk with monitor support arms.  You gain not only desk space but also flexibility in positioning.
• Make sure you have plenty of power.  Don't just plug in a surge protector in a surge protector to get more outlets.  More outlets doesn't equate to more power.  Get an electrician to help if you can.
• Same thing goes for networking.  You'll never have enough.  Wireless is great for general internet/network access but if you are going to run servers or push a lot of media (audio/video) around the house then go gigabit!  With that you need Cat5E or Cat6 cabling EVERYWHERE.  The first cable that isn't rated high enough will slow the network down.  Also, plan your network to get the most speed and flexibility - use switches not hubs!
• Make sure there's plenty of light
• Audio and video - from just listening to your Zune for music and Smackdown podcasts to watching UTube, DVD's or training videos.  Make the space enjoyable.
• If you're a book whore like the two of us (Clark is way more than me by the way), plan on lots of shelf and cabinet space.  Cables and boards and DVD drives and mice and keyboards have to go somewhere.

Resources:

• IKEA - Great place for inexpensive but highly effective office furniture
• Workspaces.com - More expensive but more customized office solutions
• Software KVM's Clark is using and has tested
  • Multiplicity
  • MaxiVista
  • KaVoom
• IOGear - Hardware KVM that Mark is using

Tips and Tricks

Clark's Tip #1 - Workspaces.com - he recommends them HIGHLY and for good reason.  His "command center" desk is something to envy.

Mark's Tip #1 - NewEgg.com - Great prices for all things technical very quick response.  Awesome place to shop.

Mark's Tip #2 - In Visual Studio, use "Control -" (Ctrl and the minus key) to walk or navigate yourself back from things like "Go To Definition".  Each time you hit it, it will step you back one jump.

Clark's Tip #2 - In Visual Studio, use "Control ." (Ctrl and period) to resolve references and insert the using statement or the full type qualifiers in your code.

In this version of The Smackdown Mark and Clark have the awesome opportunity to spend some time with Martin Woodward. Martin recently joined Microsoft as a result of the Microsoft Teamprise acquisition joining the Visual Studio ALM Suite of tools. Martin tells us all about getting his Microsoft chip installed as well as some Teamprise stuff too.

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Show Notes

Martin Woodward blogs at https://woodwardweb.com and is one of the hosts of RadioTfs.  RadioTfs is a podcast focused on everything Team Foundation Server. 

What is Teamprise?

Teamprise offers a suite of client applications for accessing Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server from outside the Visual Studio environment (IDE).

Teamprise enables software development teams to use the source control, work item tracking, build, and reporting features of Team Foundation Server from other platforms, including Macintosh and UNIX systems, and from within Eclipse-based IDEs.

During the show Martin referenced the Teamprise Build Extensions.  You can find that and many other utilities on their labs page.

The beta “Microsoft Visual Studio Team Explorer 2010 codename “Eaglestone” release can be found here: https://blogs.msdn.com/bharry/archive/2010/03/04/microsoft-visual-studio-team-explorer-2010.aspx

Remember those 3270 screens you loved so much?  Check out Teamprise on the mainframe.

We did talk about fun “build” related software check out:

• Brian the Build Bunny
• TfsAlert

Clark talked about starting to get into the ZWave world.  Here are a number of good starting places:

• .NET SDK ControlThink
• mControl
• SmartHome Forum
• Smart Home Products

Tips and Tricks

Unfortunately there were no tips and tricks for this show.

We would love to know what you think. Next time we cross path, I might just have one for you. 

As always *thank you* for listening to the show.

Check it out here!

Show Notes:

This week on Channel 9, Brian, Clark Sell, and a surprise guest discuss the week's top developer news, including:

• Clark Sell guests hosts.
  • Interesting because: Clark is an awesome developer ninja, and host of Developer Smackdown and Thirsty Developer.
• Windows Phone 7 Series was announced (Gizmodo Review | Channel 9 Hands-on Look | MIX2010 Developer Story) 
  • Interesting because: Microsoft is back in the mobile game. Developer story coming next month at MIX.
• Scott Hanselman's project to build Hanselcart: An Embedded Social Proxy.
  • Interesting because: As teams become more and more globally distributed, we need better ways of applying that "personal touch."
• 10-4 Episode 41: Downloading and Installing the Visual Studio 2010 Release Candidate.
  • Interesting because: It's never been easier to install Visual Studio 2010 (including Team Foundation Server).
• Fix for IntelliSense crashes in Visual Studio 2010 RC.
  • Interesting because: Your feedback matters! This issue was reported by the community and fixed in a matter of days.
• Visual Studio Lab Management 2010 RC VHD available for download.
  • Interesting because: You can now evaluate/learn Lab Management without needing to spend a lot of time setting up your test rig.
• Free eBook on virtualization R2
  • Interesting because: Virtualization is becoming an increasingly popular tool in a developer's arsenal.
• Clark's Pick of the Week: MS Deploy for deploying web applications.
  • Interesting because: With so many deployment options to choose from how do you know which one to use? This one gets Clark's endorsement, and he explains why.
• Brian's Pick of the Week: Augmented Reality with Bing Maps, a TED talk
  • Interesting because: Wow. Just, wow. You have to watch the video to believe it.