MSDN geekSpeak

Here are some great resources from our Debugging .NET geekSpeak with John Robbins. John's blog http://www.wintellect.com/Weblogs/CategoryView,category,John%20Robbins.aspx John’s new book http://www.microsoft.com/MSPress/books/8650.asp Create an Object...

We had an awesome geekSpeak last week with Jeremy Likness . Recording is below, followed by links from the show. If you want to download or save the video, view the show on Channel 9 . Links StatLight – http://statlight.net/ Testing posts by Jeff Wilcox...

Thanks again to Jeffrey Richter who gave us great insight into the garbage collector. Here are some useful links, followed by some questions that we didn't get to answer on the webcast. MSDN Magazine article on the CLR Profiler - http://msdn.microsoft...

Thanks again to Jim Wilson for stepping in and sharing some great information on SQL Server Compact. Here are Jim's notes from the show and a link to the recording . Links An article outlining when to use compact versus express: http://www.microsoft...

Brian did a fantastic job showing us how to use a little-known feature of Silverlight. Local messaging between instances of Silverlight controls, and even out-of-browser apps, is pretty neat. Below is a reply of our geekSpeak webcast followed by resources...

Here are follow up resources for Paul Sheriff’s geekSpeak on WPF for the Business Developer . Be sure to visit Paul’s websites for demo code shown during the geekSpeak. http://www.pdsa.com/event/geekspeak Some examples of WPF charting http://telerikwatch...

We have what promises to be a very interesting geekSpeak on tap for tomorrow. James Kovacs will address the shortcomings of tightly coupled architectures from the perspective of testing and maintenance, and show you how to avoid introducing dependencies...

This was a great nuts and bolts geekSpeak on how to allow anonymous users to submit information through a MOSS site. Here are some great SharePoint resources from Jim. You can watch the recording of the geekSpeak if you missed it.   Licensing information...

Thanks for joining us for this one. Here are some useful links and some follow-up information from Stephanie. If you'd like to see even more information on VBA in Office 2007 than what we had time to get to in this geekSpeak, let us know! Resource links...

Bring your tough questions about the My namespace - using it, customizing it, extending it, whatever - to this geekSpeak with my fellow geek from Florida and now VB MVP Jim Duffy . In fact, ask your questions as a comment to this blog post and we'll get...

Here's the recording link for Tobias' advanced T-SQL geekSpeak. MSDN geekSpeak: Advanced T-SQL Techniques with Tobias Thernstrom Also, here are some post-show resources: Cross Apply http://www.sqlteam.com/article/using-cross-apply-in-sql-server-2005 Common...

Hi out there. This week marks the premiere of our geekSpeak webcasts.Our first guest is Jim Wilson , a renowned mobility expert and author of the MSDN column You can take it with you . Jim will help clear up common questions around mobile devlopment...

This geekSpeak barely scratched the surface of how Composite Application Development can help you with code reuse. Lot of resources are below. Watch the recording here . David's Blog Prism: patterns & practices Composite Application Guidance for WPF...

Thanks again to Dave Mann for an engaging discussion around SharePoint workflow. You can catch the recording here . Below are the post show resources. Links Dave's SharePoint workflow book Workflow in the 2007 Microsoft Office System - http://www.apress...

Bring your questions about XNA game development for Nick Landry to answer. Nick is a great speaker and has recently written an article on XNA in the current issue of CoDe magazine, so he's rarin' to tell us all about the ins and outs of building games...

Regrettably we did not get a chance to promote the geekSpeak we had this week through this blog, but you can still catch a recording of it. Karl Shifflet is an MVP in the Charlotte, NC area who worked on a great project - Mole. Mole is a visualizer for...

Now that Windows Mobile 6 has been announced , come to the geekSpeak this week with Jim Wilson to get all your questions answered about what's new for developers in this release. You can get a head start on some of the info by reading this article by...

Sorry for the late posting, but here are the links mentioned in the WCF geekSpeak with Justin Smith. Justin's WCF book (available Jan, 2007) - one of the best WCF books on internals: http://www.microsoft.com/MSPress/books/9610.aspx WCF and POX/REST with...

October has really snuck up on us here at geekSpeak. Tomorrow, our guest will be ASP.NET MVP Rachel Appel . Rachel’s been cornering me at several conferences recently begging to get on geekSpeak, and I think she’s picked a great topic. Here’s a picture...

Many thanks to Fritz for powering through despite the technical challenges with the screen sharing. Lots of good questions from attendees too! Below are some good links. Link to recording - http://msevents.microsoft.com/CUI/WebCastEventDetails.aspx...

Thanks to Lynn Langit for the great session yesterday on Business Intelligence! I'm still blown away by that Excel integration with Analysis Services. Here are links to resources we talked about: Lynn's Book – Foundations of SQL Server 2005 Business...

Many thanks to Jim Wooley for a great geekSpeak on LINQ. Below are LINQs (I mean links) to some of the things discussed on the geekSpeak. Recording of the webcast: http://msevents.microsoft.com/CUI/EventDetail.aspx?EventID=1032322905&Culture=en...

My regular cohost Susan somehow saw fit to take her family to Florida for vacation next week, leaving me to do a geekSpeak alone. But not alone! Because I'll be pulling on our co-worker and geekSpeak host "stand-in" Lynn Langit . Should be fun! This week...

Our extra geek on the geekSpeak was Dan Attis. Because we didn't get his bio and headshot in time for the deck, I'm adding it here. Below that you'll find resources and links. J. Dan Attis hails from Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada and attended the University...

Wow, what a title! This Wednesday, join one of our favorite geekSpeak guests Michele Leroux Bustamante as she enlightens us about the .NET Access Control Service. The .NET Access Control Service is part of the Azure Services Platform. It allows applications...