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Lecture Lecturer PPT WMV Webcast Description A Lap Around Visual Studio 2008 IDE and VB 9.0 Lisa Feigenbaum, PROGRAM MANAGER, Microsoft PPT WMV Webcast In this session, we’ll show how to turn yourself into a Visual Studio 2008 guru with the new language and IDE features. Tips and tricks include how to maximize your VB IntelliSense experience, leverage Refactoring features, and improve the performance of your queries. We’ll explore language-integrated XML, navigate XML gotchas and show how to express...
למרות ההשקעה באתר טק אד , עדיין חסרה לי אינפורמציה בדף רשימת ההרצאות הכוללת, כמו שמות המרצים או תוכן ההרצאה. הייתי גם מעוניין ביכולת לבצע מיונים וחתכים לאור כמות ההרצאות בכנס. אי לכך, לאחר השקעה לא מבוטלת, הכנתי גליון אקסל הכולל שם מרצה, הרצאה, מסלול, תיאור, וקישורים לצפייה/הורדה. אתם מוזמנים להוריד את הרשימה ולהשתמש בה (גם הערות לתיקונים יתקבלו בברכה), או לצפות בה אונליין (ללא אפשרות לחיתוכים ומיונים).
סיכום קצר (סופי בהחלט) של רשמי מהכנס: האנשים הם העיקר, ולא ההרצאות : שמעתי קיטורים שונים, החל מרמת האקשן בהרצאת הפתיחה וכלה ברמה הטכנית של חלק מההרצאות בכנס, אבל לדעתי זה לא העיקר. הרי ההרצאות יהיו זמינות (מתישהו) באתר - אין צורך להגיע לכנס בשבילן. הסיבה להגיע לכנס היא לפגוש אנשי מקצוע אחרים וליצור קשרים מקצועיים , וניכר שמבינים את זה במייקרוסופט, החל ממערכת הפגישות, דרך פגישות עם יועצים-שותפים במהלכו, וכלה בשתי המסיבות שהיו במהלך הכנס. הארגון של הכנס היה מצויין לדעתי - אני נתקלתי במקרה בודד בו הוחלפה...
I started my morning in Maor David's lecture on the DB dude. The lecture was a 400 level lecture (for those who complained there weren't enough of those) continuing his talk at the Developer academy (you can download it here ). Maor demonstrated use of the various features of the DB dude (coding in real-time), and called Lior (DBA) from NUconomy to show how he used the application to make his job easier. Now I'm at Tamir 's and Alex 's lecture on game development, showing a 2D...
I'm currently in the lecture "Seven Habits of Highly Effective People", aimed for IT managers (mostly non-developers): Society tends to be focused on developing technical skills instead of better behavioral models. See-Do-Get Loop: Your actions are affected by your perception, and this leads to results, which in turn affect (again) your perception (feedback loop). Therefor it's harder to change "DO" habits because you are fight habits you already have, so the focus should...
I'm currently viewing Eyal Vardi 's lecture on WCF. The lecture began with an intro (which I think was not necessary) definition of the "player" dealing with communication before it reaches the channel: ChannelDispatcher Handles exceptions, throttling, timeouts and routing to the EndpointDispatcher (using the chain of responsibility pattern). EndpointDispatcher: Handles filtering by address and channel type (giving responses to the CD for the COR pattern) DispatcherRuntime: Handles...
Yesterday ended with a networking party at the business center. The music was not too-loud for people to talk, and the space was divided to many areas to allow easy flow and interaction. The partners stands were grouped together at the center of the hall, something I view as a miss (should have been positioned around the walls). After almost not sleeping for 3 days during the Startup Weekend I gave up at around 11pm and went to my room. I'm currently at Yoram Yaacobi's talk about "Building...
I'm currently in the "what's new" lecture from framework 3.5 ( excluding Linq ) touching these subjects: ADO.NET entity framework - ORM allowing mapping of field in an object to several tables instead of (conventionally) one. ADO.NET Data services ASP.NET dynamic data - automatic generation of Linq queries from the web UI. WPF & WCF enhancements ADO.NET synchronization services - creates a localized SQL server (CE) instance on the client machine replicating the received DB ...
The opening lecture for the event (given by Yochai ) started a bit slow, with what seemed at first like a recap of his lecture from the Developer Academy event (focusing on Linq). However, this impression turned out to be wrong, as the lecture progressed to demonstrating PLinq, which is Linq with a build-in multiprocessor support. Next came a riddle from Sasha about optimization behavior, which turned out to be just a way to promote the audience to send SMS messages (competing for price between people...