Posted by Keith Elder | Posted in Podcast | Posted on 28-06-2010
In this episode we sat down shortly after SQL Server 2008 R2 was released to MSDN to discuss this major update for SQL Server. With this release, SQL Server is moving away from being just a database and starting to be an information platform. New features like StreamInsight, improved reports and updated BI tools make this a release that is very exciting for all developer in the community.
Posted by Keith Elder | Posted in Podcast | Posted on 28-06-2010
In this episode I sat down at PDC09 with two members of the Windows Server AppFabric team, Ford McKinstry and Muralidhar Krishnaprasad, to discuss the new server feature. Windows Server AppFabric is a set of integrated technologies that make it easier to build, scale and manage Web and composite applications that run on IIS.
Posted by Keith Elder | Posted in Podcast | Posted on 28-06-2010
In this episode we sat down with Andrew Duthie to discuss how the development community can keep track of user groups, code camps and conferences across the United States. Andrew is the creator of Community Megaphone and he shares why he created the site, its goal, and the benefit to those organizing or looking for events to attend.
Posted by Keith Elder | Posted in Podcast | Posted on 28-06-2010
In this episode, Woody sat down with Mike Flasko at MIX10 to chat about OData that was announced on the second day of the conference. 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.
Posted by Keith Elder | Posted in Podcast | Posted on 28-06-2010
Have you always wanted to learn more about debugging your software? Or just really want to know what your software is doing especially when it has bugs? We have a treat for you. In this episode, we sat down with Scott Walker to get some tips and tricks for setting up a debugging environment first and then how to use the tools properly to fix those nasty errors your customers and users keep having.
