Welcome to the inaugural episode of SQL Unplugged, your avenue for asking question to, and talking with, the three individual who own the relational database at Microsoft; Shawn Bice, Nigel Ellis, and Rohan Kumar. In our very first episode, Shawn and...
moreSome developers may say that full trust code is required to do things in SharePoint like branding OneDrive for Business sites, building people pickers, taxonomy pickers or timer jobs. This week Jeremy Chapman and Richard diZerega return to the city known...
moreThis is the sixth in a series of shows featuring speakers from the VSLive conference, which was held in Redmond in August. In this episode, Robert is joined by Brian Randell for a discussion on DevOps and what it means for developers. Brian provides insight...
moreIn this week's episode of Data Exposed Scott welcomes Rohit Bakhshi, a Product Manager from Hortonworks. Rohit flew up from the Bay area in California to show us their awesome support for Apache Hadoop with Hortonworks Data Platform as an Infrastructure...
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Mark and Rick are back - covering the news items MSFTies are Ping'in each other about after a month long hiatus. We cover your comments from last time, dive into some stories around sanitation, CES2015, streaming services and more. To be specific:
Today's project is a call out for your help. Dwight Goins is new to the blog, but is someone I'm sure we're going to see more off in the future. Today he needs your help in beta test a library he's building...
Hi everyone,
I'm currently...
In this episode of Defrag Tools, Wade Mascia joins Andrew Richards and Chad Beeder to discuss the debugging analysis tool, DebugDiag. In part 3 of this 4 part series, we continue delving in to the features of DebugDiag.
Resources:
Debug Diagnostic Tool - Blog
DebugDiag 2 Update 1 -...
Join your guide Cory Fowler as he talks to the product teams in Redmond as well as the web community.
This week Cory is joined by Jaime Espinosa, a PM from the Azure Websites team, to talk about some improvements and road map items around the Testing in Production feature. Testing in Production...
New year, new content! Everyone seems to be back a work and are churning out posts left and right! Here's 12, selected from a bunch of additional great posts...
This week on Channel 9, Greg and Nisha discuss the week's top developer news, including;
This is a heads up that if you want a Kinect for Windows v1 device, the sooner you get it the better. The title of the below post says it all...
In October, we shipped the public release of the Kinect for Windows v2 sensor and its software development...
Today's project is a call out for your help. Dwight Goins is new to the blog, but is someone I'm sure we're going to see more off in the future. Today he needs your help in beta test a library he's building...
Hi everyone,
I'm currently...
How could I not blog about this? I mean it's the Coding4Fun Toolkit! :)
This is a great story of how OSS can be kept alive and going. The original team have moved on but the community didn't let it die and instead took over and kept it moving forward...
This is a heads up that if you want a Kinect for Windows v1 device, the sooner you get it the better. The title of the below post says it all...
In October, we shipped the public release of the Kinect for Windows v2 sensor and its software development...
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