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Visual Studio 2012 with Jamie Cool
Adam Cogan interviews Jamie Cool from Microsoft about the new Visual Studio 2012 Jamie showed Adam the new Visual Studio 2012 and what a fantastic insight into the early Beta it was. Jamie demoed only the best features. In this interview, we cover: The philosophy behind the new design to the new Team Explorer The…

The Pros and Cons of Using LightSwitch to Speed Up Your Development
SSW’s Mehmet Ozdemir, Solution Architect, is the host of this Webinar. He is joined by Andrew Coates, Developer Evangelist at Microsoft, to talk about the pros and cons of using LightSwitch. They discuss: Introduction to LightSwitch and how it fits into Visual Studio The LightSwitch Architecture (Client Tier; Middle Tier; Data Access) Example library application…

Improved HTML5 Coding with Mark Michaelis
Adam Cogan and Mark Michaelis discuss: Continuous Testing Compiling Programming languages JavaScript Q-Unit J-Query Testing with different UI’s Dependancy Graphs

User Voice and Visual Studio 2012 with Doug Turnure of Microsoft
Adam Cogan interviews Doug Turnure, the man in charge of all user feedback involving TFS and Visual Studio over at Microsoft. They cover:
- Doug’s history at Microsoft
- How Doug manages and orginazes the feedback using User Voice
- Furture versions of User Voice
- Indepth look at how Doug uses User Voice to monitor feedback
- Top feedback suggestion submitted by users
Doug lead’s the feedback and early adoption strategy for Visual Studio and the .NET Framework. This includes both strategic planning and driving process improvements, which can get fairly complex for a distributed team of more than 1000 people.
His specific areas include pre-release technology adoption by enterprise customers, Improved listening systems for better conversations with customers, and end-to-end process improvement for handling customer feedback.

Exploring ASP.NET, MVC and BETA 3 with Justin King
In this video, Justin King discusses: ASP.NET MVC BETA 3 Demos building a shopping website using Visual Studio 2010 Reasons to switch to ASP.NET. — Want to build a website? SSW has the resources to develop sites of any scope, from ongoing maintenance tasks to the implementation of large complex sites. Know more.
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