Welcome to Show 25
Welcome back "UberTablet"
News
Where UMPC has gone this week:
Vic Police
Country Fire Service
Dr. Neil
Working on Windows Mobile app development
The Main show-
UMPC and Windows Mobile
Any other topics you would like us to discuss?
Happy Coding!
This podcast was recorded on a Samsung Ultra Mobile PC with Castblaster
Thursday, October 26, 2006
Wednesday, October 25, 2006
Dr. Neil's Notes 24
Welcome to Show 24
Flying solo today
News:
RC2 up and running on my M400
Cool new mashups on ViaVirtualEarth
Locale - random day out
The River Thames Guide
Update to MSNBC events
Doing some real work :)
Day in the life of....
Zero defect mindest
At what level should the avoidance of technical bugs should be considered in the architecture?
Happy Coding
Flying solo today
News:
RC2 up and running on my M400
Cool new mashups on ViaVirtualEarth
Locale - random day out
The River Thames Guide
Update to MSNBC events
Doing some real work :)
Day in the life of....
Zero defect mindest
At what level should the avoidance of technical bugs should be considered in the architecture?
Happy Coding
Tuesday, October 17, 2006
Dr. Neil's Notes 23
Welcome to Show 23
Welcome back to Hugo "UberTablet" Ortega
2 weeks as MVP for Hugo - does it hurt yet?
UMPC retail or enterprise?
Any topics you would like us to discuss?
This podcast was recorded on a Samsung Ultra Mobile PC with Castblaster
Welcome back to Hugo "UberTablet" Ortega
2 weeks as MVP for Hugo - does it hurt yet?
UMPC retail or enterprise?
Any topics you would like us to discuss?
This podcast was recorded on a Samsung Ultra Mobile PC with Castblaster
Thursday, October 12, 2006
Dr. Neil's Notes 22
Welcome to Show 22
Welcome back to Hugo "UberTablet" Ortega
The HUGE UMPC video from Hugo
Update on Rohan with cerebral palsy
"Where Was Dr. Neil" live.com gadget
Dr. Neil's Arcasts with Ron Jacobs
Finished a whitepaper on Sync Center in Windows Vista
Leon's favourite Tablet tools
HP + snipping tool
ASUS R2H not shipping with snipping tool?
This podcast was recorded on a Samsung Ultra Mobile PC with Castblaster
Happy Coding
Welcome back to Hugo "UberTablet" Ortega
The HUGE UMPC video from Hugo
Update on Rohan with cerebral palsy
"Where Was Dr. Neil" live.com gadget
Dr. Neil's Arcasts with Ron Jacobs
Finished a whitepaper on Sync Center in Windows Vista
Leon's favourite Tablet tools
HP + snipping tool
ASUS R2H not shipping with snipping tool?
This podcast was recorded on a Samsung Ultra Mobile PC with Castblaster
Happy Coding
Tuesday, October 10, 2006
ARCast - Zero Defect Software
Another ARCast with Ron Jacobs, this time discussing zero defect software development.
Have we reached the point of giving up on the discipline of finely crafted software? Have we come to expect that every program will crash no matter what we do? I certainly hope not. We can and should do better according to my guest today Dr. Neil Roodyn. We have to have a zero-defect mindset so repeat after me... I will write zero defect software... I will write zero defect software...
Recorded at TechEd Australia, 2006
Have we reached the point of giving up on the discipline of finely crafted software? Have we come to expect that every program will crash no matter what we do? I certainly hope not. We can and should do better according to my guest today Dr. Neil Roodyn. We have to have a zero-defect mindset so repeat after me... I will write zero defect software... I will write zero defect software...
Recorded at TechEd Australia, 2006
Friday, October 06, 2006
ARCast - Just Enough Architecture
A couple of months ago on one of my trips to Redmond I met up with Ron Jacobs and recorded this ARCast.
As is typical with most things from Redmond it has taken time to ship but at last you can listen in to our conversation.
How much architecture is enough? I have been on both ends of this. I have seen projects where the architecture was endless filling 3 ring binders with documents that would probably never be read by anybody and I have also been on projects where each developer acted as their own architect and the result was a hodge-podge of functionality cobbled together in a way that was totally irrational. On this episode of ARCast – Dr. Neil Roodyn author of eXtreme .NET shares his perspective on getting the balance just right.
As is typical with most things from Redmond it has taken time to ship but at last you can listen in to our conversation.
How much architecture is enough? I have been on both ends of this. I have seen projects where the architecture was endless filling 3 ring binders with documents that would probably never be read by anybody and I have also been on projects where each developer acted as their own architect and the result was a hodge-podge of functionality cobbled together in a way that was totally irrational. On this episode of ARCast – Dr. Neil Roodyn author of eXtreme .NET shares his perspective on getting the balance just right.
Thursday, October 05, 2006
Dr. Neil's Notes 21
Welcome to Show 21
Welcome back special guest Hugo "UberTablet" Ortega
Hugo is a Tablet PC MVP
Dr. Neil is now a Windows Live Developer MVP
Touchscreen tablet for a 3 year old with cerebral palsy
Redmond - what has Dr. Neil been doing there?
Where is my UMPC pod blaster?
This podcast was recorded on a Samsung Ultra Mobile PC with Castblaster
Happy Coding
Welcome back special guest Hugo "UberTablet" Ortega
Hugo is a Tablet PC MVP
Dr. Neil is now a Windows Live Developer MVP
Touchscreen tablet for a 3 year old with cerebral palsy
Redmond - what has Dr. Neil been doing there?
Where is my UMPC pod blaster?
This podcast was recorded on a Samsung Ultra Mobile PC with Castblaster
Happy Coding
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