Developer Night in Canada (DNIC)

Joel Semeniuk on Visual Studio and Team Foundation Server

john.bristowe@microsoft.com (John Bristowe and Joey deVilla) — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 21:33:00 GMT

In this episode of Developer Night in Canada (DNIC), John Bristowe (@jbristowe) and Joey deVilla (@AccordionGuy) chat with Joel Semeniuk (@joel_semeniuk) about a number of topics including Visual Studio and Team Foundation Server (TFS).

Download MP3 Audio - Joel Semeniuk on Visual Studio and Team Foundation Server (24.59 MB - 53 minutes, 58 seconds)

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About Joel Semeniuk

Joel Semeniuk is a founder of Imaginet Resources Corp; a Canadian based Microsoft Gold Partner. He is also a Microsoft Regional Director and has a degree in Computer Science from the University of Manitoba. Joel has spent the last twelve years providing educational, development, and infrastructure consulting services to customers throughout North America. Joel specializes in helping organizations realize their potential through maturing their software development and information technology practices. He employs a customized and incremental approach, promoting the ability to quickly adopt and tailor processes and technologies that best suit the needs of the organization. Backed by industry best practices and his experience, Joel works with organizations to ensure that their technology supports the vision of their business and is adaptable to the ever-changing marketplace, to accomplish this responsiveness without sacrificing quality, and to realize earlier and greater returns on their technology investment. For Joel and his customers, the ultimate goal is to achieve superior business agility.

About Developer Night in Canada (DNIC)

Developer Night in Canada (DNIC) is a podcast produced by John Bristowe (@jbristowe) and Joey deVilla (@AccordionGuy) of Microsoft Canada. Its focus is to provide insight and analysis from some of the developers and experts in Canada. The RSS feed for Developer Night in Canada (DNIC) is available here. Alternatively, you can subscribe through Apple's iTunes here.

Dana Epp on the Microsoft SDL Threat Modeling Tool

john.bristowe@microsoft.com (John Bristowe and Joey deVilla) — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 01:29:00 GMT

Earlier today at Microsoft Tech·Ed EMEA 2008 - Developer in Barcelona, we announced the launch of the SDL Optimization Model, SDL Pro Network and the Microsoft SDL Threat Modeling Tool 3.1 Beta! You can read more about this announcement here or you can read more at the Microsoft Security Development Lifecycle (SDL) Blog.

To better understand why the Microsoft SDL Threat Modeling Tool 3.1 Beta is important to developers, I spoke to Canadian security wonk Dana Epp (AKA, Canada's Worf) and asked him a few questions about this tool and the Microsoft Security Development Lifecycle (SDL) itself.

Download MP3 Audio - Dana Epp on the Microsoft SDL Threat Modeling Tool (10.29 MB - 22 minutes, 28 seconds)

You can grab the Microsoft SDL Threat Modeling Tool 3.1 Beta today from Microsoft Downloads. Just make sure you have Visio installed as well. It's a great tool to help you identify and mitigate some of the threats in the STRIDE framework.

About Dana Epp

Dana Epp researches software security and sets the corporate vision in the convergence of information security principles and practices with digital information asset protection at Scorpion Software. As a computer security software architect, Dana has spent the last 15 years focusing on computer programming with a particular emphasis on security engineering to offer a safer computing environment for small business.

Dana has been an instructor in the Computer Information Systems department at the University College of the Fraser Valley and British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT), teaching students about computer programming and information security. He has brought to market various computer security products including secure operating systems, firewalls, VPNs, authentication devices and intrusion prevention systems (IPS). His latest research has been on identity and access control for Windows-based environments, focusing on two-factor authentication solutions for small business.

Dana has been twice awarded the Community Spirit Award for Business in recognition of his ongoing initiatives in promoting high technology industries in his community, and won the 2001 Chamber of Commerce "Young Entrepreneur of the Year" award. In 2006 and 2007 Dana has been honored with the award and distinction of Microsoft Windows Security Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) for his work and expertise in Windows security and continues to provide leadership in the community in regards to the application of information security principles and practices into software development and use.

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Jean-René Roy on DevTeach Montréal

john.bristowe@microsoft.com (John Bristowe and Joey deVilla) — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 16:54:00 GMT

Many of you know that I'm a huge fan of DevTeach. I think it's one of the best developer conferences in Canada.

Jean-René Roy is the tireless champion behind DevTeach; he's been organizing this conference for the developer community in Montréal for the past six years and has recently expanded its reach to the cities of Toronto and Vancouver.

To get a better sense of the history behind DevTeach and to discover what's happening for DevTeach Montréal in December, I spoke with the man himself over the phone and asked him about some of the exciting things planned for next month.

Download MP3 Audio - Jean-René Roy on DevTeach Montréal (2.78 MB - 11 minutes, 30 seconds)

Developer Night in Canada resources

john.bristowe@microsoft.com (John Bristowe and Joey deVilla) — Wed, 24 Oct 2007 04:58:37 GMT

Here's a list of the resources mentioned during the Developer Night in Canada user group tour that is going on right now.

VB Run - Home of everything that has to do with VB6 development on MSDN
Pattern and Practice book on upgrading VB6 to VB.NET 2005
Older book on upgrading VB6 to VB.NET 2003 (Free)
Ramp Up training path for VB6 developers
Vista support statement for the VB6 runtime
Migrating a VB6 application to .NET sample
Calling web services from VB6 sample
Interop forms toolkit 2.0

Shaun Walker on Running an Open Source Project

john.bristowe@microsoft.com (John Bristowe and Joey deVilla) — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 15:00:00 GMT

Built on top of ASP.NET, DotNetNuke represents a "free, Open Source Framework ideal for creating Enterprise Web Applications". Last Thursday, I got a chance to chat with the man who's largely responsible for bring DotNetNuke to the masses; Shaun Walker.

Are you a developer thinking about starting your own open source project? Curious to hear what's involved in running one? Shaun Walker provides some valuable insights into his day-to-day activities - the method behind the madness, if you will - in this podcast. Enjoy!

Download MP3 Audio - Shaun Walker on Running an Open Source Project (12.7 MB - 27 minutes, 26 seconds)

About Shaun Walker

Shaun Walker is CEO of DotNetNuke Corporation. Shaun has 15 years professional experience in architecting and implementing large scale software solutions for private and public organizations. Shaun is the original creator and maintainer of DotNetNuke, a Web Application Framework for ASP.NET which has spawned the largest and most successful Open Source community project on the Microsoft platform. Based on his significant community contributions he was recognized as a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) in 2004 and an ASPInsider in 2005. He is a frequent speaker at User Groups in his local area and is a contributing author to the WROX Press book "Professional DotNetNuke 4 - Open Source Web Application Framework".

James Kovacs on Agile Development

john.bristowe@microsoft.com (John Bristowe and Joey deVilla) — Mon, 30 Jul 2007 15:16:00 GMT

Shortly after James Kovacs and I wrapped up our video interview (see here), I suggested that he and I cover some of the finer points around agile development in a phone interview.

Download MP3 Audio - James Kovacs on Agile Development (12.79 MB - 27 minutes, 37 seconds)

About James Kovacs

James Kovacs is an independent architect, developer, trainer, and jack-of-all-trades, specializing in the .NET Framework, security, and enterprise application development. He assists clients in building smart clients, web applications, web services, and even full-fledged servers using the .NET Framework and Microsoft server technologies. Whether as a team lead, architect, or hands-on developer, he has a passion for helping clients succeed in their software development projects.

James is a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) - Solutions Architect, one of only three in Canada and approximately one hundred world-wide. He holds a variety of designations, including MCP, MCAD, MCSD, and MCT. He received his Bachelors degree from the University of Toronto and his Masters degree from Harvard University.

He is a member of the MSDN Canada Speakers Bureau and a frequent speaker at user groups and events across western Canada. He recently published an article on memory leaks in managed code in MSDN Magazine. You can listen to him and his fellow plumbers, John, Bil, and Jean-Paul on their podcast, Plumbers at Work, which is syndicated by MSDN Canada Community Radio.

My Chat With Dana Epp - Developers and Security

john.bristowe@microsoft.com (John Bristowe and Joey deVilla) — Thu, 26 Jul 2007 23:28:00 GMT

My Chat With Dana Epp (MP3)

Dana Epp is one of my heroes. I'm a big fan of his blog and have been following his community involvement for the past three years. Earlier today, I got a chance to chat with Dana about security. More specifically, we chatted about how developers can improve their skills and processes around security and secure programming practices.

I must admit: When it comes to security, I'm nowhere near the expert that Dana is. However, it's always fascinating to have the opportunity to speak with someone who understands a topic so deeply the way that Dana does. I'm sure you'll agree that after listening to this interview, you'll want to ensure that you're building secure code from day #1!

About Dana Epp

My Chat with Justice Gray - Be a Better Developer in Six Months

john.bristowe@microsoft.com (John Bristowe and Joey deVilla) — Wed, 25 Jul 2007 01:32:00 GMT

My Chat with Justice Gray (MP3)

Earlier today, I called Justice Gray to chat about some of the things developers can do to advance their learning and skills. This conversation was fostered around the Internet meme that has caught fire of late. The meme started with Justice's blog post (here) and subsequent blog postings from members of the developer community at-large (you can find a few examples here, here, here, here, and here). Then came coverage from (fellow Microsoft employee) Scott Hanselman, who chatted with Carl Franklin about some of the things they do to be better developers. The podcast recording is here. You can check out Scott's podcast at http://www.hanselminutes.com/. (Highly recommended.)

Justice and I chatted about a number of things including things developers can do to improve their technical skills and career prospects. From the point of view of an independent consultant, Justice had a ton of great advice for developers.

About Justice Gray

As an independent consultant and cutting-edge software architect, Justice Gray has been developing web-based and Windows-based applications as well as leading and mentoring development teams for the past 7 years. His diverse experiences in the software industry have ranged from innovative start-up companies to government and large private-sector corporations. He has overseen and been actively involved in applications from inception and research stages to final deployment, teaching and demonstrating Agile best practices for his clients and teammates along the way.

Justice's passion for efficient, elegant user interfaces and function and usability in application design and architecture are evident in his development processes and products. His enthusiasm has led him to serve as Vice President of the Edmonton .NET Users Group and as one of the coordinators of the first Edmonton Code Camp. He is actively involved in the open-source community, having implemented AJAX-driven auto-save functionality - a la Google's Gmail - for the blogging engine Dasblog (http://www.dasblog.info/), as well as a custom RSS feed generator for Facebook. His credentials include a Bachelor's Degree in Computing Science from the University of Alberta and a Microsoft Certified Professional designation. In his off-time, Justice shares his thoughts and opinions about the industry on his technical blog (http://graysmatter.codivation.com/).

A Chat With James Kovacs on Agile Development

john.bristowe@microsoft.com (John Bristowe and Joey deVilla) — Fri, 20 Jul 2007 19:40:17 GMT

Yesterday, I attended an event hosted by the Calgary .NET User Group. Fellow Plumber and agile junkie, James Kovacs delivered a presentation entitled, "Simple Patterns for Simple Problems". Following his presentation, I got a chance to catch up with James and had a discussion with him about agile development in-general. Check it out:

Video: A Chat With James Kovacs on Agile Development

James Kovacs is a Microsoft MVP who lives in Calgary, Alberta. You can read more about James at his Weblog, www.jameskovacs.com/blog/.

Technorati Tags: Agile, Patterns, Software Development

My Chat with Richard Campbell

john.bristowe@microsoft.com (John Bristowe and Joey deVilla) — Fri, 13 Jul 2007 18:54:00 GMT

A few weeks ago, Richard Campbell dropped by to deliver a presentation to the Calgary .NET User Group. Since Richard is a good friend of mine, I insisted that he visit me in the suburbs of my fine city. Shortly before heading over to venue, Richard and I sat down and had a chat about his career, database development, software development, his latest creation (Strangeloop Networks), and his advice for developers entering the software industry.

My Chat with Richard Campbell (MP3)

About Richard Campbell

Richard Campbell is one of the co-founders of Strangeloop Networks and today serves as product evangelist, introducing the company's unique story to advisors, investors, patent attorneys, beta-customer candidates, potential employees, etc. Richard has more than 30 years of high-tech experience and is both a Microsoft Regional Director and Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP). He has consulted with a number of leading North American organizations; Barnes&Noble.com, Dow Chemical, Johnson & Johnson Health Care Services, Reuters, Subaru/Isuzu and the U.S. Air Force. Richard is co-host of the ".NET Rocks!, the Internet Audio Talk Show for .NET Developers" podcast, host of "RunAs Radio, the Internet Audio Talks for IT Professionals" podcast, has been co-authoring of the "Advisor Answers" column on SQL Server for more than ten years and author of the courseware for AppDev's national SQL Server 7.0 training seminars and video series.

JumpStart Certification Kit Offer Closed

john.bristowe@microsoft.com (John Bristowe and Joey deVilla) — Tue, 17 Apr 2007 19:48:00 GMT

During the Unify and DNIC tours, we've been telling you about our certification offer. We would like to thank you all for your interest. Due to the overwhelming response the limited quantity of kits sold out extremely quickly. The offer is now closed. To view other available certification offers please click here.

Developers Night in Canada (DNIC) User Group Tour

john.bristowe@microsoft.com (John Bristowe and Joey deVilla) — Thu, 08 Mar 2007 17:36:00 GMT

In the next couple of weeks, John Bristowe, Christian Beauclair, and I will start travelling to a city near you for the Developer Night in Canada (DNIC) User Group Tour: The Exciting Adventures of the Microsoft Application Platform Developer. We will be visiting over twenty (20) user groups across Canada. I'm personally looking forward to meeting you all on the road!

The theme of the tour is "building a strong data foundation in your applications". One of the topics I'm really excited about is the Team Edition for Database Professionals - having written two books on Team System, it's fun to go around and show you some of the tips and tricks I've learned. We'll also be covering LINQ (or Language INtegrated Query) and ADO.NET vNext - if you ever had to work with XML or manage really complicated queries and stored procedures, you'll love the content we have in store for you. Here are the tour dates - be sure to sign up as the registrations will fill up really fast:

Edmonton - Monday March 12, 2007
Calgary - Wednesday March 14, 2007
Metro Toronto - Monday March 19, 2007
Thompson Okanagan - Monday March 19, 2007
St. John's - Tuesday March 20, 2007
Nova Scotia - Wednesday March 21, 2007
Saskatoon - Tuesday March 27, 2007
Regina - Wednesday March 28, 2007
Quebec - Wednesday March 28, 2007
Kitchener - Monday April 2, 2007
Lethbridge - Wednesday April 4, 2007
New Brunswick - Tuesday April 10, 2007
East of Toronto - Wednesday April 11, 2007
Fredericton - Wednesday April 11, 2007
Winnipeg - Wednesday April 11, 2007
Ottawa - Monday April 16, 2007
Vancouver - Wednesday April 18. 2007
Montreal - Thursday April 19, 2007
Mississauga - Monday April 23, 2007
Victoria - Tuesday May 1, 2007

We'll also be going out across Canada on the 2007 Unify Tour. It ties into the DNIC tour in respect that we will cover how an application gets architected, built and deployed and collaboration required between operations (IT pros) and developers to make it happen. The DNIC tour will provide a really deep overview of the data component, whereas the Unify Tour will provide a more holistic view of the process (therefore I would encourage you to sign up for both!). Stay tuned for a post with details about the Unify Tour.

See you on the road!
Jean-Luc

[DNIC] Coder's Corner #5 (February 12, 2007)

john.bristowe@microsoft.com (John Bristowe and Joey deVilla) — Tue, 13 Feb 2007 02:36:00 GMT

News & Highlights

Canadian Community Calendar

Online (6)

February 13, 2007: Ignite Your Coding - Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF)
February 14, 2007: Security on the Brain - Choosing the Right Authentication and Authorization in Windows Communication Foundation: Part Two
February 20, 2007: Ignite Your Coding - Windows Communication Foundation (WCF)
February 27, 2007: Ignite Your Coding - Windows Workflow Foundation (WF)
March 6, 2007: Ignite Your Coding - Windows CardSpace (WCS)
March 14, 2007: Security on the Brain - Windows Card Space: An Introduction

Alberta (4)

February 22, 2007: Windows Vista Community Launch Event - Calgary .NET User Group
February 22, 2007: Enterprise Design Patterns with Jean-Paul Boodhoo - Edmonton .NET Users Group
March 13, 2007: TechNet/MSDN - Application Platform Tour 2007 (Edmonton)
March 15, 2007: TechNet/MSDN - Application Platform Tour 2007 (Calgary)

British Columbia (4)

February 20, 2007: Microsoft, Culminis and INETA 2007 Community Launch Event - Vancouver Technology User Group (VANTUG)
February 24, 2007: Vancouver TechFest 2007
April 2, 2007: Don Kiely (.NET User Group of British Columbia)
April 19, 2007: TechNet/MSDN - Application Platform Tour 2007 (Vancouver)

Manitoba (2)

February 15, 2007: SQL 2005 Reporting Services - Winnipeg .NET User Group
April 12, 2007: TechNet/MSDN - Application Platform Tour 2007 (Winnipeg)

Nova Scotia (1)

March 22, 2007: TechNet/MSDN - Application Platform Tour 2007 (Halifax)

Ontario (9)

February 12, 2007: WCF and Transactions with Bruce Johnson - Metro Toronto .NET User Group
February 13, 2007: Designing Highly Concurrent SQL Server Database Applications - Ottawa .NET Community
February 15, 2007: Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) with Chris Dufour - East of Toronto .NET User Group
February 19, 2007: Performing a Phased Migration from VB 6.0 to .NET with COM Interop - Toronto Visual Basic User Group (TVBUG)
March 20, 2007: Fundamentals of Windows WorkFlow Foundation (WF) with Matt Meleski - Metro Toronto .NET User Group
March 31, 2007: Toronto Code Camp
April 3, 2007: TechNet/MSDN - Application Platform Tour 2007 (London)
April 17, 2007: TechNet/MSDN - Application Platform Tour 2007 (Ottawa)
April 24, 2007: TechNet/MSDN - Application Platform Tour 2007 (Toronto)

Québec (11)

February 12, 2007: Designing Highly Concurrent SQL Server Database Applications with Adam Machanic - Groupe d'Usagers Visual Studio Montréal (GUVSM)
February 15, 2007: Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) - Communauté d'utilisateurs .NET de Québec
March 1, 2007: User Experience for Architects with Simon Guest - Groupe d'Usagers Visual Studio Montréal (GUVSM)
March 5, 2007: Getting the Most from the Visual Studio IDE with Rod Paddock - Groupe d'Usagers Visual Studio Montréal (GUVSM)
March 19, 2007: Les exigences d’architecture des applications d’entreprise - Groupe d'Usagers Visual Studio Montréal (GUVSM)
March 27, 2007: TechNet/MSDN - Application Platform Tour 2007 (Montréal)
March 29, 2007: TechNet/MSDN - Application Platform Tour 2007 (Québec)
April 2, 2007: Le développement de logiciel orienté «Software Factory» avec Enterprise Library 2.0, CodeSmith et .NetTier - Groupe d'Usagers Visual Studio Montréal (GUVSM)
April 23, 2007: SubSonic - Un DAL à zéro code - Groupe d'Usagers Visual Studio Montréal (GUVSM)
May 7, 2007: Framework d'application Web Monorail du Projet Castle - Groupe d'Usagers Visual Studio Montréal (GUVSM)
May 14-18, 2007: DevTeach 2007 (Montréal)

Media

English

Français

Visual Studio Talk Show - 5 février 2007 (Émission #0046) (RSS)

[DNIC] Coder's Corner #4 (January 15, 2007)

john.bristowe@microsoft.com (John Bristowe and Joey deVilla) — Mon, 15 Jan 2007 23:38:00 GMT

News & Highlights

Upcoming Events in Canada

Monday, January 15, 2007: Edmonton .NET User Group - Miguel A. Castro
Tuesday, January 16, 2007: The Montreal Microsoft .NET Architecture User Group - "Separation of Code and UI with MVP" with Scott Cate
Wednesday, January 17, 2007: .NET BC - "Web Services in a Post Web 2.0 World" by Mike Culver of amazon.com

Media

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[DNIC] Coder's Corner #3 (December 18, 2006)

john.bristowe@microsoft.com (John Bristowe and Joey deVilla) — Tue, 19 Dec 2006 19:25:00 GMT

News & Highlights

Upcoming Events in Canada

No events are scheduled this week due to the upcoming holidays.

Canadian Media

commandN Episode #73

Tips! Tools! Tricks!

Got a blog post worth mentioning? See something you think should be highlighted? Let us know!

[DNIC] Coder's Corner #2 (December 11, 2006)

john.bristowe@microsoft.com (John Bristowe and Joey deVilla) — Mon, 11 Dec 2006 19:32:00 GMT

News & Highlights

Upcoming Events in Canada

Monday, December 11, 2006: Groupe d'usagers Visual Studio Montréal - Visual Studio Team Edition for Database Professionals with Tamer Farag (Microsoft Canada)
Tuesday, December 12, 2006: 2007 Microsoft Launch in Ottawa, ON
Tuesday, December 12, 2006: Toronto Visual Basic User Group - "LINQ and the Future of .NET Data Access" with Bruce Johnson (ObjectSharp Consulting)
Tuesday, December 12, 2006: 2007 Microsoft Launch in Calgary, AB
Thursday, December 14, 2006: 2007 Microsoft Launch in Vancouver, BC
Thursday, December 14, 2006: 2007 Microsoft Launch in Victoria, BC

Canadian Media

commandN Episode #72
Devcasting #3 - Give Me 20 Cents
Geeking Out in Barcelona on Channel 9 (Featuring Canadian Microsoft Regional Director Kate Gregory!)

Tips! Tools! Tricks!

Got a blog post worth mentioning? See something you think should be highlighted? Let us know!

[DNIC] Coder's Corner #1 (December 4, 2006)

john.bristowe@microsoft.com (John Bristowe and Joey deVilla) — Mon, 04 Dec 2006 18:05:00 GMT

News & Highlights

Upcoming Events in Canada

Tuesday, December 5, 2006: 2007 Microsoft Launch in Toronto, ON
Tuesday, December 5, 2006: Victoria .NET Developers Association - "Asynchronous Programming with .NET" with Rob Windsor (Microsoft MVP)
Wednesday, December 6, 2006: Calgary .NET User Group - "A Lap Around the .NET Framework 3.0" with Rob Windsor (Microsoft MVP)
Thursday, December 7, 2006: 2007 Microsoft Launch in Montreal, QC
Thursday, December 7, 2006: Metro Toronto .NET User Group - "Unified Communication (UC) Discovery Session" with Ali Rohani (Microsoft)
Thursday, December 7, 2006: 2007 Microsoft Launch in Winnipeg, MB
Thursday, December 7, 2006: Edmonton .NET User Group - "An Introduction to the Windows Communication Foundation (WCF)" with Rod Windsor (Microsoft MVP)

Canadian Media

Tips! Tools! Tricks!

Got a blog post worth mentioning? See something you think should be highlighted? Let us know!

[DNIC] An Interview with Jeff Sandquist on Channel 9 and 10

john.bristowe@microsoft.com (John Bristowe and Joey deVilla) — Mon, 04 Dec 2006 17:54:00 GMT

MP3: An Interview with Jeff Sandquist on Channel 9 and 10

Earlier this week, I got a chance to chat with fellow Canadian Jeff Sandquist of Microsoft. In the interview, Jeff and I discuss Channel 9, 10, and the developer community at-large.

About Jeff Sandquist

Jeff's 10 profile: www.on10.net/people/Jeff/
Jeff's Weblog: http://www.jeffsandquist.com/

About Developer Night in Canada (DNIC)

Developer Night in Canada (DNIC) is a bi-weekly podcast produced by Microsoft Canada. Its focus is to provide insight and analysis from some of the developers and experts in Canada. The RSS feed for Developer Night in Canada (DNIC) is available here. Alternatively, you can subscribe through Apple's iTunes here.

[Podcasts] Jeff Zado on Developer Night in Canada (DNIC)

john.bristowe@microsoft.com (John Bristowe and Joey deVilla) — Tue, 16 May 2006 17:53:00 GMT

Jeff Zado on Microsoft Expression

Once again, our good friend, Jeff Zado is interviewed for Developer Night in Canada (DNIC). This time, he and I chat about Microsoft Expression.

The RSS feed for Developer Night in Canada (DNIC) is available here. Alternatively, you can subscribe through Apple's iTunes here.

[Podcasts] Mike Diehl on Developer Night in Canada (DNIC)

john.bristowe@microsoft.com (John Bristowe and Joey deVilla) — Mon, 24 Apr 2006 17:27:00 GMT

In the latest episode of Developer Night in Canada (DNIC), Mike Diehl chats about continuous integration, including aspects of CruiseControl.NET and MSBuild.

The RSS feed for Developer Night in Canada (DNIC) is available here. Alternatively, you can subscribe through Apple's iTunes here.