Riding HerdJeremy Mazner, Technical EvangelistAnother mini-guide update- September 13, 2005 We heard from some attendees that they were having a hard time choosing between DAT209 (WinFS Future Directions: An Overview) and TLN306 (The .NET Language Integreate Query Framework: An Overview) in the Wednesday 1:45pm timeslot. To make it a little easier on folks, we scheduled a repeat of DAT209 for 5:15PM on Thursday. Now those who wanted to catch both sessions have a way to make it work.http://blogs.msdn.com/jmazner/archive/2005/09/12/464347.aspx How to build a great Windows Vista app- September 12, 2005 One of the goodies that PDC attendees will find in their swag bag is a poster called "Lighting up on Windows Vista". It lists the top 10 things developers can do to build apps that will run like a dream on our new OS release. We've now posted a short whitepaper that adds some technical background and documenation to that poster. If you're looking for a good quick answer to the question "is there anything new or interesting in Windows Vista", this is a pretty good place to start...http://blogs.msdn.com/jmazner/archive/2005/09/12/464103.aspx PDC mini-guide updates- September 11, 2005 The PDC content team is on site in LA! It's been an intense last month getting ready for the event, which explains the absence of any interesting blog posts from me. If I have some time in the next few days before the show starts, I will try to write up more of what we've been up to. In the meantime, however, I wanted to send along a heads up on some recent changes to our session list. We have been constantly fine tuning the session list and room assignments over the past...http://blogs.msdn.com/jmazner/archive/2005/09/10/463516.aspx |