.NET Show Just Posted

My .NET show just got posted…. Love to hear you comments.

 

Here is the info….

 

A new episode featuring Brad Abrams, Anders Hejlsberg, Nick Hodapp, and Chris Sells is live:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/theshow/episode035/default.asp

 

 

Managed Code

Perhaps one of the most important aspects of developing an application that uses the .NET Framework, is that it uses what is known as "Managed Code". Unfortunately, since many people automatically think of "Web Services" when they think of .NET, the apparent value of Managed Code is often misunderstood. Some programmers might even feel that since they aren't needing to do Web Services programming that there isn't anything in .NET that is useful to them. Nothing could be further from the truth.

The .NET Framework in general, and Managed Code in specific, represent the future direction that Microsoft is heading in the programming model that will be used for developing all Windows applications. In "Longhorn", the codename for the next version of Windows, we will expose an entirely managed API for developing applications with, and this will be the primary method for developing applications for "Longhorn". You can find out much more about "Longhorn" by attending the upcoming Professional Developers Conference (PDC) in Los Angeles on October 26-30th, but in the meantime I recommend that you watch this episode to check out the benefits of Managed Code as used within the .NET Framework.

Joining us in this episode will be Brad Abrams and Anders Hejlsberg to discuss the overall architectural issues involved with Managed Code, as well as Nick Hodapp and Chris Sells to show us some of the programming benefits that are gained by using Managed Code.

 

Published 22 August 03 12:47 by BradA
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# Zhwgnon Flrq said on August 26, 2003 1:12 PM:
Saw it during the weekend... wasn't that informative as pervious episodes (your and Chris Anderson's; Anders and Jeffrey Richters') had already covered most of the stuff. I was expecting you to talk about changes in the BCL, F#, X#, etc.. although I don't know if all this fits into this episode...
# Anonymous said on August 28, 2003 12:37 AM:
Fair point -- we will hit more of that new stuff post pdc... i am queuing up lots of ideas!
# Justin Broderick said on August 30, 2003 7:56 PM:
While im new to .net and still learning tons.. I didn't see the previous show, but I think you guys did a great job at defiing what Managed Code is (and isn't) and it's benefits. I would say keep up the great work!
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