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Our good friend Sahil Malik has been poking around in early versions of SharePoint 2010 lately. In this episode, Sahil introduces us to the new interface and some of the great, and not so great, new features.

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Sahil Malik is a .NET author, trainer and consultant who has worked in Microsoft Technologies since the DOS days. Currently he is heavily invested in Sharepoint 2007, and the .NET framework in general.

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Rocky Lhotka has released a new version of CSLA .NET that supports the MVVM pattern. Rocky shows us the details of what he has added and goes through a few intriguing demonstrations.

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Rockford Lhotka is the author of numerous books, including the Expert Visual Basic .NET & C# Business Objects books. He is a Microsoft Software Legend, Regional Director, MVP and INETA speaker. Rockford speaks at many conferences and user groups around the world and is a columnist for MSDN Online. Rockford is the Principal Technology Evangelist for Magenic Technologies, one of the nation's premiere Microsoft Gold Certified Partners dedicated to solving today's most challenging business problems using 100% Microsoft tools and technology.

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Sayed Hashimi returns to dnrTV to demonstrate several third party MS Build scripts and tools.

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Sayed Ibrahim Hashimi has a computer engineering degree from the University of Florida. He is a Microsoft Visual C# MVP. He is the author of Inside the Microsoft Build Engine : Using MSBuild and Team Foundation Build (Microsoft Press 01/09), co-author of Deploying .NET Application: Learning MSBuild and Click Once (Apress 05/2006), and has written several publications for magazines such as the MSDN Magazine. He is a developer and independent consultant in Jacksonville, Florida for Sedo Technologies, LLC. He is an expert in the financial, education, and collection industries. You can reach Sayed at his blog sedodream.com

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Tess Ferrandez brings her debugging wizardry to dnrTV. Tess shows us how to solve memory and performance issues using tools such as windbg and sos, and also gives a preview of debugging in Visual Studio 2010.

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Tess Ferrandez is an escalation engineer in the ASP.NET team at Microsoft. She started debugging .NET issues when .NET was in the alpha stage and has been troubleshooting ASP.NET and other .NET issues ever since for Microsoft’s external customers as well as internal product teams. She is also the author of the .net debugging blog “If broken it is, fix it you should”

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Jimmy Schementi comes to dnrTV to explain how IronRuby works in Visual Studio. Jimmy goes over the key concepts and runs through some very interesting demos including a SilverLight dynamic calculator.

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Jimmy Schementi is one of the core developers on the IronRuby team at Microsoft.

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Jimmy Bogard makes his dnrTV debut with an introduction to his AutoMapper. AutoMapper is a object-to-object mapper to help move data between two layers such as the model and view layers of the MVC pattern.

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Jimmy Bogard, software developer with Headspring Systems out of Austin, TX. He is co-author of ASP.NET MVC in Action, along with Jeffrey Palermo and Ben Scheirman. He is a member of ASPInsiders and was awarded the Microsoft MVP award for ASP.NET in 2009.

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Angel Hernandez makes his dnrTV debut this week. Angel shows us how to use native code to manage large portions of memory and listen for events of any .NET application.

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Angel Hernandez works as a Technical Solutions Architect for Customware in North Sydney - Australia. He's been working with computers since his early 12 years of age when wrote his first program, from that moment he got stuck onto a keyboard and in front of a display. During the years, Angel read almost any available software development book he could find. Started to work a as teenage freelance developer at age 16 (Starting from Basic, COBOL, Clipper, C ANSI, C++, Visual FoxPro, Visual Basic and Visual C++). Currently develops in C#, C++ and VB.NET. He’s been supporting Developer Community in Venezuela and Latam since 2002 and he expects to do so in Australia too. He’s a frequent speaker in events such as Developer Days, MSDN Regional Tour, MUG Meetings and some other Microsoft Technical events. He encourages his other peers to share knowledge and experiences. Angel holds a Bsc. Information Technology. He's fluent in Spanish and English.

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Peli de Halleux and Nikolai Tillmann show off Pex, a white-box testing framework for .NET developed at Microsoft Research

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Jonathan 'Peli' de Halleux is actively working on Pex, an Automated Whitebox Testing tool for .NET. Peli also collaborates with his colleagues from CHESS and Contracts. Peli also wanders around building 99 shooting videos for Channel9 about the RiSE group. Nikolai Tillmann is project lead for the Pex project at Microsoft Research. His main area of research is program specification, analysis, testing, and verification.

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Mark Miller is in the house! Mr. Clean shows us how to create intelligent code generators for Visual Studio using CodeRush or CodeRush Xpress. Notes from the show: To reveal the DevExpress menu in products that ship with it hidden (such as CodeRush Xpress), start the Registry editor, add the "HideMenu" DWORD to the “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Developer Express\CodeRush for VS\{DXCoreVersionGoesHere}” registry key, and set its Value to 0. Important – if you are using DXCore or CodeRush version earlier than 9.27, you will need the extension methods in the attached source code sample.

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Mark has been developing software since the early 1980s. He spent the 12 years preceeding 2004 coding developer tools, which are his -- figuring out how to make developers more efficient. He was awarded the "Spirit of Delphi" by Borland. He created CodeRush for Delphi in 1997, and it has won numerous reader's choice awards. He also created reAct, a component test program generator; and the CDK (Component Developer Kit) for Delphi. He created XL8, a translation software package, and created the motion control system for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles stage show. What can we say, he's a developer's developer.

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Steve Evans, who appeared on .NET Rocks! (episode 472) shows you the basics of networking for developers to help you troubleshoot problems that might exist on your network or your website.

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Steve is the founder of Serk (http://serktools.com), an IT infrastructure consulting company. With 10 years of enterprise IT experience he helps companies both large and small streamline their IT operations.   Steve also has a background as a developer. He bridges the world between Developers and IT Pros and frequently speaks at Code Camps and User Groups. He teaches developers all they need to know about operating systems, directories, and servers, oh my.   When not doing something related to work he has a wife that is a full time student, two young daughters, a house addition they are building themselves, and a plethora of pets. All the information you need to interact with Steve online can be found at http://serktools.com.

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Robert Pickering gives his views on why functional programming is important and why Microsoft is investing in developing F# from a research project in a product. We look at some of the opportunities to that F# is going to create by enable teams of researchers and mathematical modelers to cooperate more closely with application and operation people. This will be illustrated with some examples taken from “Collective Intelligence” using F# to process raw data collected from the internet to produce intelligence recommendations.

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Robert is a software engineer and published technical author. As a Microsoft MVP he is acknowledged as one of the leading experts in F#, a technology spearheading Microsoft’s campaign to make multi-thread programming easier, and has been invited to speak at prestigious events such as Microsoft TechEd, JAOO, and TechDays and has also appeared on channel9.msdn.com. His book Foundations of F# was published in May 2007 by a-press. In his 10 year career he has participated in a wide range of projects building large scale systems on the Microsoft .NET platform. He has experience in both consulting and working as an engineer for a software house.

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Bill Wollf takes us through the various technologies developers use with ASP.NET, citing best practices and giving tips for performance.

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Bill Wolff is an independent consultant, trainer, and architect specializing in Microsoft development technologies. His company Agility Systems is based in the Philadelphia area. He served as a Solutions Architect in the Microsoft Practice at Unisys Corporation. He ran the consulting firm Wolff Data Systems for 15 years and directed armies of consultants in the dot com world. Bill is founder and President of the philly.net user group, a previous INETA board member where he served as Vice President, Speaker Bureau, and involved in several other user communities. Bill was a contributing author on several books. His certifications include trainer, systems engineer, developer, and Microsoft MVP for VB.NET.

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In this the second or two episodes that Carl and Shawn recorded last month at DevTeach in Vancouver, Shawn shows us Microsoft's new SketchFlow. SketchFlow is a prototyping tool that will actually generate a framework of code that can be used to start your .NET project.

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Shawn Wildermuth is a Microsoft C# MVP and is the founder of Wildermuth Consulting Services, LLC, a company that is dedicated to delivering software and training solutions in the Atlanta, Georgia area. He is also a speaker on the INETA Speaker’s Bureau and has appeared at several national conferences to speak on a variety of subjects. Shawn is also the author of the book "Pragmatic ADO.NET" as well as the upcoming “Prescriptive Data Architectures”, both for Addison-Wesley. He has been writing articles for a number of years for a variety of magazines and websites, including MSDN, MSDN Online, DevSource, InformIT, Windows IT Pro, The ServerSide .NET, ONDotNet.com and Intel’s Rich Client Series. Shawn has enjoyed building data-driven software for more than twenty years.

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Paul Sheriff returns in this latest of the MVP dnrTV series to bring you some new insight into LINQ to XML. Paul demonstrates some great features not discussed in previous LINQ to XML dnrTV episodes.

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Paul D. Sheriff is a recognized leader in the Visual Basic industry and the Microsoft Regional Director for Southern California. Paul is a frequent speaker at Microsoft Developer Days, Microsoft Tech Ed, Microsoft "MSDN Presents", Access/VBA Advisor Developer Conferences, and user groups across the country. Paul is a contributing editor to Access/VBA Advisor magazine. You can also see Paul teaching .NET on Microsoft WebCasts and with Blast Through Learning videos. Check out Paul's new book "ASP.NET Developer's Jumpstart" with co-author Ken Getz.

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Carl and Richard hosted a live installfest of Visual Studio 2010 Beta 1 at DevTeach Vancouver (June, 2009) with former Regional Director John Bristowe from Microsoft. John leads a live group of .Net professionals through the installation process and highlights some of the great new features that will be available.

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John Bristowe is a Developer Advisor with Microsoft Canada and is based in Calgary, Alberta. John is an experienced speaker and frequently presents at developer conferences and events. Prior to joining Microsoft, John was a member of the Microsoft Regional Director program and was awarded a Microsoft MVP award for his work in the developer community on technologies such as ASP, ASP.NET, and the Microsoft Web services stack.

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Sayed Hashimi makes his dnrTV debut talking about MSBuild. Sayed gives us the background, basics and some details on how MSBuild can rapidly decrease your time to market.

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Sayed Ibrahim Hashimi has a computer engineering degree from the University of Florida. He is a Microsoft Visual C# MVP. He is the author of Inside the Microsoft Build Engine : Using MSBuild and Team Foundation Build (Microsoft Press 01/09), co-author of Deploying .NET Application: Learning MSBuild and Click Once (Apress 05/2006), and has written several publications for magazines such as the MSDN Magazine. He is a developer and independent consultant in Jacksonville, Florida for Sedo Technologies, LLC. He is an expert in the financial, education, and collection industries. You can reach Sayed at his blog sedodream.com

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Carl and Shawn got together last month at DevTeach in Vancouver and recorded a pair of dnrTV shows. In this episode Shawn shows you how to create and apply Behaviors to your Silverlight 3 based application.

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Shawn Wildermuth is a Microsoft C# MVP and is the founder of Wildermuth Consulting Services, LLC, a company that is dedicated to delivering software and training solutions in the Atlanta, Georgia area. He is also a speaker on the INETA Speaker’s Bureau and has appeared at several national conferences to speak on a variety of subjects. Shawn is also the author of the book "Pragmatic ADO.NET" as well as the upcoming “Prescriptive Data Architectures”, both for Addison-Wesley. He has been writing articles for a number of years for a variety of magazines and websites, including MSDN, MSDN Online, DevSource, InformIT, Windows IT Pro, The ServerSide .NET, ONDotNet.com and Intel’s Rich Client Series. Shawn has enjoyed building data-driven software for more than twenty years.

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The Millinator is back on dnrTV showing off Devexpress's latest free tool for .Net coding bliss.

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Mark has been developing software since the early 1980s. He spent the 12 years preceeding 2004 coding developer tools, which are his -- figuring out how to make developers more efficient. He was awarded the "Spirit of Delphi" by Borland. He created CodeRush for Delphi in 1997, and it has won numerous reader's choice awards. He also created reAct, a component test program generator; and the CDK (Component Developer Kit) for Delphi. He created XL8, a translation software package, and created the motion control system for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles stage show. What can we say, he's a developer's developer.

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Our good friend Sahil Malik returns to the dnrTV screen this week to show us how to easily incorporate Silverlight in your sharepoint site.

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Sahil Malik is a .NET author, trainer and consultant who has worked in Microsoft Technologies since the DOS days. Currently he is heavily invested in Sharepoint 2007, and the .NET framework in general.

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Ted Neward returns to round out this two-part series on F#. Ted picks up where he left off on Show 136 to give you all you need to know to get going.

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Ted Neward is an independent consultant specializing in high-scale enterprise systems, working with clients ranging in size from Fortune 500 corporations to small 10-person shops. He is an authority in Java and .NET technologies, particularly in the areas of Java/.NET integration (both in-process and via integration tools like Web services), back-end enterprise software systems, and virtual machine/execution engine plumbing.

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In this, the first of our MVP series, Bill Vaughn is back with more on using the ReportViewer control as a complete means of presenting data within your application. He's learned a few things since episode 134!

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William (Bill) Vaughn is an industry-recognized author, mentor, and subject-matter expert. He’s been in the computer industry for over thirty years - He’s worked with mainframe, minicomputer, and personal computer systems as a developer, manager, trainer, marketer, support person, and writer. After 14 years at Microsoft, Bill stepped away to work on his new books and training seminars. His area of specialization is focused on data access and especially Visual Basic and SQL Server. He’s written six editions of the Hitchhiker’s Guide to Visual Basic and SQL Server (published by Microsoft Press) and two editions of ADO.NET and ADO Examples and Best Practices for Visual Basic Programmers. There’s even a C# version, ADO.NET Examples and Best Practices for C# Programmers. Bill is a top-rated speaker and frequents conferences all over the world including VSLive, DevConnections, and PASS (Professional Association for SQL Server). He’s also written a wealth of articles for magazines such as SQL Server Magazine, Visual Basic Programmer’s Journal, .NET Magazine, and many others. Bill is currently working on new content focusing on the .NET Compact Framework and SQL Server CE as well as the next version of SQL Server. He’s available for consulting or custom training.

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Daniel Crenna and Jason Diller showcase their new creation TweetSharp: the .NET API to all that is Twitter.

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Daniel Crenna is a Microsoft MVP and the creator of TweetSharp, an open-source Twitter API development library. He is currently writing "Professional Twitter Development" for Wrox Press and is working on a Twitter-based startup with co-creator Jason Diller. Daniel was a contributor to the Microsoft AJAX Control Toolkit, and is a Microsoft Certified Professional Developer. You can read his blog at www.dimebrain.com. Jason Diller, an application framework developer for a Canadian ISV, has been working with C# and .Net since its beginnings, and other langugages on Microsoft platforms all the way back to FoxPro for DOS. In his spare time he contributes to the open-source TweetSharp project, works on a twitter client, raises two daughters, and plays bass guitar in his employer's house band. He posts regularly on twitter at twitter.com/jdiller and blogs infrequently at www.diller.ca

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Beth Massi is back to talk about how to generate custom Word documents and Excel spreadsheets with LINQ to SQL and XML Literals in Visual Basic .NET.

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Beth is an Online Content and Community Program Manager on the Visual Studio Community Team responsible for managing and producing content for business application developers and driving community features onto MSDN Developer Centers (http://msdn.com/). She also produces content on her blog (http://blogs.msdn.com/bethmassi), Channel 9 (http://channel9.msdn.com/), and a variety of other developer sites. As a Visual Basic community champion and a long-time member of the Microsoft community she also helps with the San Francisco East Bay .NET user group and is a frequent speaker at various software development events.

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Our good friend Beth Massi returns to dnrTV to introduce us to the Open XML SDK, Microsoft's tool kit for creating and manipulating Office 2007 documents.

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Beth is an Online Content and Community Program Manager on the Visual Studio Community Team responsible for managing and producing content for business application developers and driving community features onto MSDN Developer Centers (http://msdn.com/). She also produces content on her blog (http://blogs.msdn.com/bethmassi), Channel 9 (http://channel9.msdn.com/), and a variety of other developer sites. As a Visual Basic community champion and a long-time member of the Microsoft community she also helps with the San Francisco East Bay .NET user group and is a frequent speaker at various software development events.

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Ted Neward shows the basics of F# in this first of a two-part series. If you're new to functional programming, listen to .Net Rocks Show #377 first.

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Ted Neward is an independent consultant specializing in high-scale enterprise systems, working with clients ranging in size from Fortune 500 corporations to small 10-person shops. He is an authority in Java and .NET technologies, particularly in the areas of Java/.NET integration (both in-process and via integration tools like Web services), back-end enterprise software systems, and virtual machine/execution engine plumbing.

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New to WCF? This should be your first introduction.

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Keith Elder is the host of the popular online technology podcast Deep Fried Bytes. He is also a Team Leader / Sr. Software Engineer for Quicken Loans, the nation's largest online mortgage lender based in Livonia, MI and is the founder of the Hattiesburg, MS .Net User Group called Hub City NUG. Keith is an experienced technologist, systems administrator, software engineer, speaker, trainer and all around geek. As an experienced educator, trainer and speaker he has logged thousands of hours in front of the classroom teaching students of varying ages from the 6th grade to the college level. He has trained countless developers from various business sectors ranging from top auto manufactures, fortune 500 companies and Universities. As a Microsoft MVP and INETA speaker he speaks throughout the United States at major technical conferences, Code Camps, and .Net User Groups. Keith's ability to explain complex topics with a friendly common sense southern attitude make him a highly regarded speaker at technical conferences. You can read more about Keith's interests, hobbies, rants and raves on his blog at http://keithelder.net/blog/.

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Bill Vaughn shows us how to get the most out of the ReportViewer Control both with and without SQL Server 2008.

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William (Bill) Vaughn is an industry-recognized author, mentor, and subject-matter expert. He’s been in the computer industry for over thirty years - He’s worked with mainframe, minicomputer, and personal computer systems as a developer, manager, trainer, marketer, support person, and writer. After 14 years at Microsoft, Bill stepped away to work on his new books and training seminars. His area of specialization is focused on data access and especially Visual Basic and SQL Server. He’s written six editions of the Hitchhiker’s Guide to Visual Basic and SQL Server (published by Microsoft Press) and two editions of ADO.NET and ADO Examples and Best Practices for Visual Basic Programmers. There’s even a C# version, ADO.NET Examples and Best Practices for C# Programmers. Bill is a top-rated speaker and frequents conferences all over the world including VSLive, DevConnections, and PASS (Professional Association for SQL Server). He’s also written a wealth of articles for magazines such as SQL Server Magazine, Visual Basic Programmer’s Journal, .NET Magazine, and many others. Bill is currently working on new content focusing on the .NET Compact Framework and SQL Server CE as well as the next version of SQL Server. He’s available for consulting or custom training.

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Dot Net Rocks and dnrTV veteran Miguel Castro shows off the latest version of CodeBreeze, a .NET code generator. Viewers new to CodeBreeze may want to watch Miguel's dnrTV show on CodeBreeze 1.0, episode #77.

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Miguel A. Castro is a .NET Consultant, Author, Speaker, and Trainer with over 20 years of IT experience. He has a background in full automation solutions encompassing all aspects of a project’s life cycle, including data gathering, architecture, design, development, documentation, and training. He is also a Microsoft MVP in the area of Visual Developer C#, recently awarded for 2005.

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Brian Noyes is back for part 2 of his 2-part series on Microsoft Prism 1.0. He continues on showing events and commands in both WPF and Windows Forms.

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Brian Noyes is Chief Architect with IDesign, Microsoft's Regional Director for Virginia and a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP). Brian's latest book is Smart Client Deployment with ClickOnce(TM), for Addison Wesley. Brian publishes articles in a variety of publications and speaks at international conferences and events including Microsoft TechEd US, Europe, and Malaysia, Visual Studio Connections, and DevTeach. Brian is a top-rated speaker on the INETA Speakers Bureau and travels the country frequently speaking to developer user groups. Brian got started with programming to stimulate his brain while flying F-14 Tomcats in the Navy, graduating from Top Gun and U.S. Naval Test Pilot School. You can always find out the latest things Brian is up to through his blog.

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Beth Massi is back to show off how to do WPF data binding in the Fall CTP release of Visual Studio 10. You'll be surprised at how easy it is!

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Beth is an Online Content and Community Program Manager on the Visual Studio Community Team responsible for managing and producing content for business application developers and driving community features onto MSDN Developer Centers (http://msdn.com/). She also produces content on her blog (http://blogs.msdn.com/bethmassi), Channel 9 (http://channel9.msdn.com/), and a variety of other developer sites. As a Visual Basic community champion and a long-time member of the Microsoft community she also helps with the San Francisco East Bay .NET user group and is a frequent speaker at various software development events.

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Glenn Block shows you how to use MEF to allow a plugin architecture in your .NET applications. The framework is extensible enough to allow any type to be imported and exported as managed plugins, which are called parts.

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Glenn Block is the Technical Product Planner for the Client UX program at patterns & practices. As Product Planner he is responsible for driving the vision and creation of p&p client deliverables including the Web Client and Smart Client software factories.

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The Right Reverend Billy Hollis is back with the second episode of his XAML in WPF Series. Billy explains templates and goes through several great examples.

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Billy Hollis and Rockford Lhotka had the first VB.NET book on the market from Wrox Press. Since then, Billy has taught VB.NET classes and done consulting for major companies, as well as authoring (or co-authoring) at least 8 books on .NET. He is the MSDN Regional Director (RD) for Tennessee, and was RD of the year in 2001. He authors many articles, including a regular column at MSDN called Adventures in VB.NET

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The one and only Billy Hollis comes to dnrTV from the PDC in Los Angeles to show us some basics of XAML and also some things you may not know.

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Billy Hollis and Rockford Lhotka had the first VB.NET book on the market from Wrox Press. Since then, Billy has taught VB.NET classes and done consulting for major companies, as well as authoring (or co-authoring) at least 8 books on .NET. He is the MSDN Regional Director (RD) for Tennessee, and was RD of the year in 2001. He authors many articles, including a regular column at MSDN called Adventures in VB.NET

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James Kovacs shows very clearly how to code up a simple IoC container with just a few lines of code illustrating the concepts of dependency injection, dependency inversion, and inversion of control (IoC).

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James Kovacs is an independent architect, developer, trainer, and jack-of-all-trades, specializing in agile development using the .NET Framework. He is passionate about helping developers create flexible software using test-driven development (TDD), unit testing, object-relational mapping, dependency injection, refactoring, continuous integration, and related techniques. He is a founding member of the Plumbers @ Work podcast, which is syndicated by MSDN Canada Community Radio. He has published articles in MSDN Magazine – most recently “Loosen Up: Tame Your Software Dependencies for More Flexible Apps” in the March 2008 issue. James is a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) – C# Architecture and card-carrying member of ALT.NET, a group of software professionals continually looking for more effective ways to develop applications. He received his Masters degree from Harvard University.

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Bill Wagner is back in dnrTV land to show us some of the more elusive features found in C# 3.0.

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Bill Wagner, co-founder of SRT Solutions, has developed commercial software for the past twenty years, leading the design on many successful engineering and enterprise Microsoft Windows products. He now spends his time facilitating .NET adoption in clients’ product and enterprise development. Bill’s principal strengths include the C# language, the core framework, Smart Clients, and Service Oriented Architecture and design. ? In 2003, Microsoft recognized Bill’s expertise and appointed him Regional Director for Michigan. In 2005, he was re-appointed and also awarded Microsoft C# Most Valuable Professional (MVP) status. ? A frequent speaker and internationally recognized author, Bill has been a contributing editor, editorial board member and columnist for over a decade. Addison Wesley released his latest book, Effective C#, in 2004. He is a founding member of the Great Lakes .NET User Group and the Ann Arbor .NET Developers Group and actively contributes to the Ann Arbor Computer Society.

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Brian Noyes returns to dnrTV with the new Composite Application Guidance for WPF from Microsoft called Prism. Brian shows Carl and Mark Miller how to use Prism with a basic sample application that he codes from scratch.

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Brian Noyes is Chief Architect with IDesign, Microsoft's Regional Director for Virginia and a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP). Brian's latest book is Smart Client Deployment with ClickOnce(TM), for Addison Wesley. Brian publishes articles in a variety of publications and speaks at international conferences and events including Microsoft TechEd US, Europe, and Malaysia, Visual Studio Connections, and DevTeach. Brian is a top-rated speaker on the INETA Speakers Bureau and travels the country frequently speaking to developer user groups. Brian got started with programming to stimulate his brain while flying F-14 Tomcats in the Navy, graduating from Top Gun and U.S. Naval Test Pilot School. You can always find out the latest things Brian is up to through his blog.

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