Check out this great blog post from the Windows SDK team on their customer data collection efforts .

Visual Studio 2008 Service Pack 1 and .NET Framework 3.5 Service Pack 1 is out the door. See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/vstudio/products/cc533447.aspx for the download. You can also check out Somasegar's blog post on the topic .

I’m late in blogging about this but the Windows SDK team has released the newest Windows SDK that corresponds to the Windows Server 2008 RTM and the .NET Framework 3.5. I happened to catch this blog post about Xperf which is great. Or see Windows SDK...

Check out Somasegar's posted today rolling out the newest tool from our division for developers. MSDN Code Gallery - snippets, samples and resources . I'm sure I will be copy and pasting quite a bit off that web site over the coming year. The MSDN...

I have been grappling for a couple of weeks with how I was going to blog about ongoing improvements I'm making to my Personal information manager ( PIM ) system. So as opposed to waiting until I have the time to sanitize the entire thing enough to blog...

Curtis Smith one of the Developers on the Windows SDK team I work most closely with, has started a series of blog posts that drives to educate us on “ Hidden Gems ” in the Windows SDK. This time he takes on WiLogUtl.exe and does an excellent job of providing...

I will be working along with other Windows SDK team members to define Personas that will represent our customer base over the next few weeks. The intent is to help us reference our customers when planning for future SDKs. One of the advantages this will...

Let me re-introduce myself, my name is Pat Litherland. I have been largely absent from community engagement since joining Microsoft in February of 2003, this push is my first effort at rectifying that. I have posted a few times on the Windows SDK team...