And the show goes a little bit like this….[Listen to the Podcast]

[Opening music - big thanks to the guys of Minder for the use of their track Chess]

15 Tips for Better Reporting Services
Adam Cogan

ORM’s & LINQ
Andrew Tokely

Forum Discussion : Data 2.0 – The future of relational databases in an OO world

Grab the session here

SQL Error Handling
Greg Low

Developing for SQL Server 2005
Jeremy Boyd ]]> http://msdev.thepodcastnetwork.com/2007/01/16/sql-code-camp-nz-developing-for-sql-server-2005/feed/ 1 http://msdev.thepodcastnetwork.com/2007/01/11/sql-code-camp-nz-avoiding-stored-procedure-recompiles/ http://msdev.thepodcastnetwork.com/2007/01/11/sql-code-camp-nz-avoiding-stored-procedure-recompiles/#comments Wed, 10 Jan 2007 23:43:23 +0000 Nick http://msdev.thepodcastnetwork.com/2007/01/11/sql-code-camp-nz-avoiding-stored-procedure-recompiles/ Continuing the recordings from SQL Code Camp (NZ) that was on the 25/26th November 2006.  There are 13 recordings in total (full list can be downloaded from Nick Randolph’s .NET Travels).   

Avoiding Stored Procedure Recompiles
Greg Low

A Methodology for Troubleshooting and Tuning SQL Server
Victor Isakov

Advanced Indexing Strategies
Adam Cogan

From Data Transformation Services to SQL Server Integration Services
Pat Martin

Designing a High Availability Solution for SQL Server 2005
Victor Isakov ]]> http://msdev.thepodcastnetwork.com/2007/01/07/sql-code-camp-nz-designing-a-high-availability-solution-for-sql-server-2005/feed/ 0 http://msdev.thepodcastnetwork.com/2006/12/30/sql-code-camp-nz-sql-2005-on-steriods-64-bit-readiness/ http://msdev.thepodcastnetwork.com/2006/12/30/sql-code-camp-nz-sql-2005-on-steriods-64-bit-readiness/#comments Sat, 30 Dec 2006 03:38:25 +0000 Nick http://msdev.thepodcastnetwork.com/2006/12/30/sql-code-camp-nz-sql-2005-on-steriods-64-bit-readiness/ Continuing the recordings from SQL Code Camp (NZ) that was on the 25/26th November 2006.  There are 13 recordings in total (full list can be downloaded from Nick Randolph’s .NET Travels). 

SQL 2005 on Steriods – 64 Bit Readiness
Rob Hawthorne

Going Mobile with SQL Server Compact Edition
Nick Randolph

Keynote :: DataDude – Team System for DB Pro’s
Adam Cogan & Greg Low

For the record the current versions of Skylook v2 and Skype v2.6.x[beta] don’t work together.  Skylook v2 and Skype 2.5 work well, even on Vista!

And the show goes a little bit like this….[Listen to the Podcast]

[Opening music - big thanks to the guys of Minder for the use of their track Chess which can be sampled at TripleJ]

00:10 – Introduction – Dave Lemphers
03:05 - L(ive) O(ffice) V(ista) E(xchange) tour
08:05 - .NET Framework v3
08:10 - Indigo (Windows Communication Foundation)
08:20 - Windows Workflow Foundation
08:55 - Avalon (Windows Presentation Foundation)
09:15 - Cardspace
09:35 - Visual Studio Tools for Office
11:40 - Developer roles are changing
13:10 - Getting started with new technolgoies
14:00 - MSDN Documentation / MSDN Wiki
15:40 - Live services
17:45 - User groups
18:35 - Guidance automation (Project Glidepath – not explicitly mentioned but worth looking at)
19:40 - Martin Granell at Code Camp OZ
20:50 - Linq
21:10 - XAML
22:50 - Keeping abreast of the current, old, new and bleeding edge technologies
27:40 - Daily Developers – what its like to be a daily developer (thanks to Mitch, Alastair, Rob, WDG – Karl and Tony, and of course ScrewTurn)
31:10 - Sharepoint and the issue of licensing
33:50 - Building multi-threaded applications to take advantage of dual/multi core processors (thanks to Intel)
36:05 - With assistance from Joe Duffy on the CLR team
41:40 - Mr Dot Boto – using Robotics to assist learning
43:50 - Lego Mindstorm
44:35 - The .NET Serializer board
45:45 - UWA, thanks to Sarah Hatton

Listen to the show HERE

Firstly, it of courses tests that all the technology is working and that we can of couse see “Hello World!” when I hit submit on this post.

I of course need to pay homage to Dr Peter Stanski the previous host on this show.  Anyone who has met Dr Pete will know that he is a vast wealth of knowledge when it comes to .NET and he leaves rather large shoes at the door to The Podcast Network into which I’m supposed to fit!

Lastly I would like to thank Mike and Cameron at The Podcast Network for giving me the opportunity to hop on board and get The Microsoft Developer Show back on the road. 

Before I go I suppose that I should give a brief introduction about who I am.  Well firstly my name is Nick Randolph and I currently work for Intilecta based initially here in NZ, but returning to Perth at the end of the year.  Secondly, I’m a Microsoft MVP – Device Application Development (ie .NET Compact Framework) on which you can find more information here. My most recent achievment is that I am officially published with a book titled Professional Visual Studio 2005. Lastly, with whatever free time I have, I do some other activities through SoftTeq, such as helping run the Perth .NET Community of Practice.

Well, that’s enough about me. Join me over the coming weeks as we get down and dirty with all things Developer about Microsoft.

Stay tuned for some really exciting news next week as we kick this thing back into gear, and I know that all of our excellent hosts along with Cam and myself hope that you have enjoyed the great podcasts that we have been providing for your listening pleasure since February 2005…the ride has just started folks.

:)
Mick Stanic
Co-Founder, The Podcast Network

Between the 29th of September and the 3rd of October, The Podcast Network web site will be undergoing some major server work that will increase (fingers crossed) both the speed and the reliability of the service you have come to love and cherish ;)

Access to the web site and the functionality of the RSS feed will at best experience a small blip of down time… and at worst…well..it could vanish into the bermuda triangle that is tech land for upto four days. I have also had to switch of the ability to post comments on all the sites till we are fully operational as well.

Stick with us through this little hick-up and I promise we will return to normal transmission as quick as possible.

Thanks guys and gals…

Mick Stanic
Co-Founder of The Podcast Network

Its running between August 30th and September 2nd at the Gold Coast Convention Centre and it looks like its going to be huge..i mean BIG. The sessions this year are looking really cool…and the other stuff happening around this years event (that i know about) are going to make it one of the best Tech.Ed’s ever.

So go and book your ticket and keep an eye an eye out on The MS Dev Show site and the Tech.Ed site for some cool pre-event video and audio files (or media-casts as we are a calling them).

Once you have your ticket, don’t forget to grab some “flair” to show on your site…or you can even design your own flair and go into the running to win one of 600 Tech.Ed 2005 T-shirts. There is even a FREE day for students where you can win some great prizes and an invite to the Tech.Ed Welcome Party (powered by XBOX…of course).

And if you need to get some really good reasons as to why you should go or why your boss should let you go, check out the “Why attend?” page

See you all at Tech.Ed 2005…and as the flair points out…its going to be BIG