June 2006 - Jake Good - Code Poet

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Microsoft World Wide Partner Conference

Since neither of these two have blogs yet (tisk tisk)... I thought I'd let you know about Inetium 's presence at the WWPC . Check out the sessions to see two of Inetium 's most approachable and propelling leaders! Eric Raarup will be co-presenting this...

Published 06-28-2006 1:56 PM by jgood

Filed under: General
Learn something new every day

I'm not sure if everyone is tired of all the Visual Studio tips that I post... but I found one today that might be the next big thing . How often are you working in a code file and you want to skip to a specific section or find exactly where you're using...

Published 06-23-2006 12:22 PM by jgood

Filed under: Tools
Build and Run Options in Visual Studio

One thing that I have been annoyed with recently is that Visual Studio automatically builds EVERY project in our solution on a "Run" of our Windows Application. With 12+ projects... with only 4 that are needed for the Windows Application, it becomes a...

Published 06-21-2006 11:03 AM by jgood

Filed under: Tools
Microsoft Robotics Studio

Microsoft announced today the availability of a new product: Microsoft Robotics Studio . Currently it's in CTP and free! Now the big question is... are there any clients out there who need any kind of robotics control, agent simulation, or research? I...

Published 06-20-2006 12:51 PM by jgood

Filed under: Tools
DEV343 Offline Data Synchronization and Caching with SQL Server Everywhere

Lame. VB Code :: shudders :: DataSets :: shudders :: Slow pace. Let us play with the tools on a basic level... give us something to think about. Wasn't what I expected and far too basic to enjoy. Don't get me wrong, SQL Server Everywhere IS interesting...

Published 06-15-2006 4:10 PM by jgood

Filed under: TechEd 2006
DEV338 (WinFx) WPF: Building Data Driven Applications with WPF

The title should have an extra phrase tagged onto it: On Crack! I've talked to Kevin Moore before, he's very passionate. Yet, this presentation was off the wall crazy and I actually LIKED it. He had a super fast pace and pretty good humor tied in with...

Published 06-15-2006 1:34 PM by jgood

Filed under: TechEd 2006
DEV336 (WinFx) WPF: Creating Windows and Web Applications in WPF

Overall, the session wasn't too bad. The focus was on the application and UI models rather than creating pretty graphics and fonts. Lauren Lavoie took a slightly in depth look at different application models and hosting scenarios in WPF. Needed some more...

Published 06-15-2006 9:49 AM by jgood

Filed under: TechEd 2006
ARC214 Ten Failures of a Software Architect

Yet another really good presentation... David Ing did a really nice job of putting together little anecdotes and stories focused around 10 concepts that are in need of looking into as a software architect. Throughput Practicality vs Security Dogma You...

Published 06-14-2006 10:39 PM by jgood

Filed under: TechEd 2006
DEV429 Team Foundation Server Customization

Speaker was... err... ok. Content was... less than par. Yay, I can change the name of a Work Item Type. Seriously, could have shown us something realistic. Then at the end, a freaking product plug. There was only ONE good thing about this presentation...

Published 06-14-2006 10:36 PM by jgood

Filed under: TechEd 2006
DEV326 (WinFx) WPF: Building Rich Content Experiences with WPF

I'm going to apologize early for this session discussion... the session was very very simple, so this post will be very very simple. The main concept I took away? People have a hard time reading text on a screen... well... DUH! You don't see people walking...

Published 06-14-2006 11:39 AM by jgood

Filed under: TechEd 2006
CON320 (WinFx) WCF : Building Peer to Peer Applications

A very good introduction, mixed with a collection of super cool demos, and the words "Peer to Peer" all add up to an impressive session. I know what Peer to Peer is... I know what Windows Communication Foundation is... who KNEW you could put those two...

Published 06-13-2006 9:08 PM by jgood

Filed under: TechEd 2006
WEB319 ASP.Net : Under the Covers

Creating high-availability, scalable web applications. First, let me start off this post by stating that Stefan Schackow really impressed me with his session. He was focused, well versed, and very fluid with his presentation. He was detailed enough to...

Published 06-13-2006 1:45 PM by jgood

Filed under: TechEd 2006
DEV318 Smart Client: Real World ClickOnce

So we've been hearing about ClickOnce for a while... we've been using it somewhat with "no touch deployment"... and we've been playing around with demo after demo, with simple solutions and simple ClickOnce deployments... Now what about the big guys?...

Published 06-13-2006 1:33 PM by jgood

Filed under: TechEd 2006
Video of My Keynote Take-Over

So I promise this is the last post on the keynote… Here are the video sections (4 minutes): 100k 300k (streaming, requires Windows Media Player)

Published 06-12-2006 7:33 PM by jgood

Filed under: TechEd 2006
CON314 (WinFx) WWF - Building Workflow Enabled Services with WCF

To be honest, I'm not too familiar with the technologies focusing around workflow... Workflow in itself is a pretty simple concept. Your business and process are flows of information and actions taken upon the flows. Messages and actions. Two technologies...

Published 06-12-2006 3:49 PM by jgood

Filed under: TechEd 2006

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