Anith Gopal

В тридцать шестом юбилейном выпуске Podcast9 мы с Петей Диденко возвращаемся в эфир, обсуждаем прошедшую конференцию DevCon, объявление о покупке Skype и другие новости индустрии. Адрес подкаста – http://podcast9.ru

Part 1 of my video lecture series exploring the Standard Template Library’s implementation is now available.  In this part, I explain how some of shared_ptr’s magic works, including type erasure and make_shared<T>()’s optimizations that save both space and time.   This advanced series assumes that you’re familiar with C++ and the STL’s interface, but not the STL’s implementation.  If you haven’t used the STL extensively yet, I recommend watching my introductory series.  For reference, here are all of the links:   [STL Introduction] Part 1 (sequence containers) Part 2 (associative containers) Part 3 (smart pointers) Part 4 (Nurikabe solver) – see Wikipedia’s article and my updated source code Part 5 (Nurikabe solver, continued) Part 6 (algorithms and functors) Part 7 (algorithms and functors, continued) Part 8 (regular expressions) Part 9 (rvalue references) Part 10 (type traits)   [Advanced STL] Part 1 ( shared_ptr)   Stephan T. Lavavej Visual C++ Libraries Developer

Back in October at an Odeon Cinema in Manchester, a community event dedicated to Windows Phone 7 development was held with speakers such as Andy Wigley and Rob Miles (who delivered the Windows Phone 7 Jump Start training ),  Andrej Radinger , Tricky Bassett and Maarten Struys . "This event is all about Windows Phone 7. One day of demo-rich presentations where you can learn about developing Silverlight and XNA apps for Windows Phone

You can catch up on the Silverlight Firestarter videos on Channel 9 including Scott Guthrie’s keynote where he announced Silverlight 5 . And try out a set of 11 Firestarter Labs

В двадцать четвертом выпуске мы с Петей Диденко обсуждаем приход Билла Гейтса в твиттер, историю про Internet Explorer, презентацию новых процессоров Intel и последние новости. Адрес подкаста – http://podcast9.ru

About a month ago, Sam Ng and I sat down with Charlie Calvert and his video camera to record an interview-style video about dynamic. Have a look! http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/CharlieCalvert/CSharp-4-Dynamic-with-Chris-Burrows-and-Sam-Ng/ If you view it, I hope you find it helpful and informative. Also, I clearly need to take some kind of instruction on what to do with oneself on video when the other person is talking.

The channel 9 video: http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Charles/Peter-Villadsen-and-Gustavo-Plancarte-Inside-Ax-Translator-X-to-MSIL/ showcases some work that the X++ team has done to investigate the options for transforming X++ code into managed code.

Twitter; Facebook and friends is the place where I spend most of my day. For work and play. Separating work and play is difficult in single-column twitter clients.

I’ve published a new DevNugget screencast on Channel 9, and linked below. In it, I demonstrate how you can use a databound Repeater control in ASP.NET to quickly and easily generate clean markup for use with the jQueryUI Accordion widget.

For those of you interested in Azure development, here is a tool that can help you get your SQL Scripts into SQL Azure database:   http://sqlazuremw.codeplex.com/   Description: The SQL Azure Migration Wizard helps you migrate your local SQL Server 2005 / 2008 and SQL Express databases into SQL Azure.

By Kristin Bockius , State & Local Government Social Media Marketing Manager Federal budget watchdogs and other observers know that agencies historically have reported the performance results for their spending and programs at the end of each fiscal year as required by the Government Performance and Results Act . In light of the administration’s renewed emphasis on transparency , agencies are now expected to continually provide updated performance data to the public, and this trend is filtering down to state and local governments as well. By Oct.

Doug Hauger, Azure General Manager, owns the business side of the Windows Azure Platform pricing.