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Channel 9 Interview: Implementing a Silverlight SharePoint WebPart with Visual Studio 2010
25 November 09 09:37 AM
Mike Morton is back at it again , this time showing how easy it is to develop, package and deploy a Silverlight WebPart to SharePoint 2010. He also walks us through the solution, package and file properties available to you in Visual Studio 2010. You'll Read More...
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Channel 9 Interview: Using the SharePoint Business Data Connectivity Designer in VS 2010
23 November 09 09:33 AM
This time I interview a good friend of mine , Boris Scholl, a Program Manager on the Visual Studio Team building tools for SharePoint development. Boris shows off the new Business Data Connectivity designer in Visual Studio 2010 and how it allows you Read More...
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Channel 9 Interview: SharePoint Feature and Package Designers in Visual Studio 2010
19 November 09 10:21 AM
In this interview I sit down with Lily Ma, a Program Manager on the Visual Studio Team building tools for SharePoint development. Lily shows off the new SharePoint feature and package designers in Visual Studio 2010 and how they make packaging up and Read More...
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Channel 9 Interview: Importing SharePoint Solution Packages (WSP) into Visual Studio 2010
18 November 09 12:47 PM
In this interview I sit down with Saaid Khan, a Program Manager on the Visual Studio team developing tools for SharePoint development. Saaid shows us the WSP Import Wizard in Visual Studio 2010 that allows developers to take SharePoint Solution packages Read More...
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Channel 9 Interview: Overview of SharePoint Development in Visual Studio 2010
16 November 09 03:53 PM
In this interview I catch up with Mike Morton, a Senior Program Manager on the Visual Studio team developing tools for SharePoint development. Mike gives us a great introduction and overview of these tools from the Visual Studio Developer perspective. Read More...
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How We Do It: Building the Visual Studio Product Line
22 May 09 07:46 AM
Ever wonder how we build Visual Studio and the .NET Framework? I mean literally. You know, the build process that spits out a product at the other end?  Well I sure did and it's not just hitting F5 people ;-). In this interview I sit down with Matt Read More...
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Channel 9 Interview: No More Underscores in Visual Basic 10!
27 March 09 09:11 AM
I just posted a new Channel 9 interview on a nifty little feature which isn't so little when you look at it from the compiler. In this interview, Tyler Whitney , a developer on the Visual Basic compiler team demonstrates how line termination has changed Read More...
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Channel 9 Interview: WPF Improvements in VS2010 for Business Apps
24 March 09 09:01 AM
I just posted an interview on Channel 9 on WPF Improvements in Visual Studio 2010 for Building Business Apps . At the MVP Summit a few weeks ago, Italian MVP Alessandro del Sole was so excited about the new WPF features in Visual Studio 2010 that he asked Read More...
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Channel 9 Interview: WPF Drag-Drop Data Binding in Visual Studio 2010
26 November 08 09:54 AM
And speaking of RAD with WPF .... I just posted a new Channel 9 video with Milind Lele , Program Manager on the Visual Studio Pro Tools team.  In this interview Milind shows one of the new RAD improvements I was talking about that is coming to WPF Read More...
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