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Code Metrics and Code Analysis: Visual Studio Code Analysis Team Blog

Code Metrics and Code Analysis: Visual Studio Code Analysis Team Blog   Wanna get some good data on your code?  Feeling some love for metrics?  We have the blog for you!  This is crack for metric lovers!   http://blogs.msdn.com/fxcop/ Published Monday, September 15, 2008 7:52 PM by zainnab Filed under: .net, data, code analysis, code metrics [lien] [EN]

New Resource for Second Life Educators: SLED Blog

8 Responses to “New Resource for Second Life Educators: SLEDBlog” · 1 Second Life Educators Blog created : The Metaverse Journal - Australia’s Virtual World News Service Says: March 7th, 2008 at 4:11 PM PST […] to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Linden Lab today announced the creation of the SLED Blog, a welcome evolution from the busy SLED email list. Education is certainly one of Second […] · 2 Wake up in SF please Says: March 7th, 2008 at 4:29 PM PST what on earth is going on right now in san francisco?????? we r suddenly asked to download things that are not as good as what we were using…and please…take my word…i have the best hardware and connectivity…u r screwing sl up royaly this week…no kidding! · 3 Wake up in SF please Says. [lien] [EN]

CES: New applications to surface for Microsoft Surface

Sunday night is Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates’ big hurrah: His last Consumer Electronics Show (CES) keynote as Chief Software Architect. Gates is expected to talk about future scenarios for the Microsoft Surface platform as part of his keynote address (according to an e-mail message I got from the Surface team): “Since you last saw Surface, a lot has changed – there are new applications and a great deal of momentum. The Microsoft Surface team will be at this year’s CES and we’d appreciate the opportunity to schedule some time for you to get some in-person, hands-on time with Surface and the new applications. Bill Gates will be featuring Surface in the keynote, and there will a couple exciting new applications for you to play with.” Surface, in case you need a reminder. [lien] [EN]

Microsoft and Samba finally come to terms over Windows protocols

After years of public disagreement over ensuring interoperability between their respective software, Microsoft and Samba have come to terms. And not surprisingly, each vendor is offering quite a different spin on the licensing agreement they unveiled on December 20. It took an intermediary, the Protocol Freedom Information Foundation (PFIF) — a non-profit organization created by the Software Freedom Law Center — to hand off the Microsoft protocol documentation that Samba said it needed to make its Unix/Linux file/print sharing products work properly with Windows. According to a press release issued December 20, Samba is paying Microsoft a one-time sum of 10,000 Euros, after which the PFIF will make available to the Samba Team, under non-disclosure, “the documentation needed for implementation of all of the workgroup server protocols covered by the European Union decision. [lien] [EN]

Internal Microsoft IE 8 build passes the Acid standards test

A week after Opera Software filed an antitrust suit against Microsoft that focused, in part, on Microsoft’s falure to make Internet Explorer (IE) standards-compliant, Microsoft has gone on record stating IE 8 will include support for key Web standards. Microsoft verified last week that an internal test build of IE 8 passed the Acid2 Browser Test, according to Dean Hachamovitch, General Manager of IE Development. Hachamovitch noted the milestone in a blog post to the IE Team blog on December 19. Microsoft also posted a video to its Channel 9 Web site explaining the finer points for developers interested in the Acid2 details. Acid2 is a test page, maintained by the independent Web Standards Project group, that was written to help browser vendors ensure support for Web standards in their products. [lien] [EN]

Microsoft to build an ‘Emacs.Net’ text editor

Developers are puzzling over recent clues blogged by a few Microsoft employees regarding a new “Emacs.Net” tool the company is building. Microsoft’s Connected Systems Division (the folks who developed the Windows Communication Framework, a k a “Indigo”)  is hiring developers  to build a product that team member Doug Purdy described as “Emacs.Net.” Purdy hinted that Microsoft will divulge its Emacs.Net product/strategy plans at the company’s Professional Developers Conference in late October 2008. Emacs is a text editor used primarily by the Unix community (though versions of Emacs that work on Windows systems already exist). Richard Stallman is credited as the father of Emacs, the name of which was derived from “Editing MACRoS.” “Emacs is a text editor where a lot of the functionality is written in Lisp. [lien] [EN]

What’s it like to be a Developer at Microsoft?

Wanna know the scoop on what it’s like to be a developer at Microsoft?  Check out this little diddy by Cowboy Roy.  Odd … I know. ;) See more of Cowboy Roy at View ... and for YouTube fans, here's your linkage. Also, check out Luis' great post What does the D in SDE stand for? on the Windows Mobile Team Blog. Video: A Cowboy Meets a Microsoft Developer?   [lien] [EN]

Microsoft Web Deployment Tool 기술프리뷰1

Welcome to the Web Deployment Team blog - Microsoft Web Deployment Team Blog Microsoft Web Deployment Tool은 다음의 기능들을 제공합니다: · IIS6/7 사이트나 서버를 다른 사이트나 서버로 동기화해주거나 백업할 수 있게 해줍니다. · IIS6 사이트나 서버를 IIS7으로 마이그레이션할 수 있게 해줍니다. · IIS6에 허용한 기능들을 파악하여 IIS7에서 허용해야하는 기능들을 알려줍니다. · 가상 작업을 통해서 배포의 결과를 예측합니다. 설정/디렉토리내용/인증서등 원하는 부분을 선택하여 배포/동기화할 수 있도록 하여 위의 기능들을 제공합니다. 서버가 여러대 있을 경우나 웹팜인 경우, 혹은 한대의 설정을 백업해두고 싶은 경우의 다양한 시나리오에서 사용할 수 있습니다. [lien] [EN]

Team Foundation Sidekicks 2.1 Release

Hi, Attrice has released a new version on their Sidekicks which you can now get here: (http://www.attrice.info/downloads). In addition to bug fixes, there are two big features of note (more details at http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/blogs/tfsidekicks/archive/2008/04/08/get-team-foundation-sidekicks-2-1.aspx): · Code review by work item selection · Integration of Sidekicks into Visual Studio 2005/2008 · View changeset details wherever relevant Lastly they now provide an undocumented ability to plug in your own Sidekick into VS/application. Send them an email if you want to learn more about it. Eugene does a great job with these Sidekicks and the majority of the improvements are based on your feedback so if you get a chance check it out and see if there is something in there which your team might get use of. [lien] [EN]

New Microsoft Certified Master Program Recognizes Individual Expertise

We are pleased to announce Microsoft Certified Master -- a new certification series for individuals deeply focused on designing, building, and troubleshooting solutions based on a single product. The Microsoft Certified Master program incorporates advanced, experience-based training and testing on Microsoft technologies that go beyond any product training offered outside of Microsoft today. The first three specialization areas will be: · Microsoft Certified Master: Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 · Microsoft Certified Master: Microsoft SQL Server 2008 · Microsoft Certified Master: Windows Server 2008, Active Directory Coming soon: · Microsoft Certified Master: Office Communications Server 2007 · Microsoft Certified Master. [lien] [EN]

PowerShell Training Available Through Microsoft

A number of you have asked when Microsoft would be providing training for Powershell.   Apparently the answer is “NOW”.  I just came across this 3 day instructor led training class, Course 6434 “Automating Windows Server 2008 Administration with Windows PowerShell”.  I don’t know anything about the course so if any of you have taken it, I’d love to hear what you think.   Jeffrey Snover [MSFT] Windows Management Partner Architect Visit the Windows PowerShell Team blog at:    http://blogs.msdn.com/PowerShell Visit the Windows PowerShell ScriptCenter at:  http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/hubs/msh.mspx [lien] [EN]

Certification 101: Getting Started with Microsoft Certification

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Microsoft adds a new subscription licensing plan for SMBs

Microsoft is making available in the U.S. and Canada a volume-license subscription plan aimed at small and mid-size businesses (SMBs). The plan, known as the Open Value Subscription, has been available in various Microsoft international subsidiairies since 2000/2001, according to company officials. Eric Ligman, Microsoft US Senior Manager for Small Business Community Engagement,  announced via a posting on the Microsoft Small Business Community blog Microsoft’s strategy to add Open Value Subscription as an option, starting on March 3, 2008. Liggman blogged: “The Microsoft Open Value Subscription Program provides a way for SMB customers to ’subscribe’ to the Microsoft software they want to utilize in their businesses in a ‘lease. [lien] [EN]

Kicking off my MSDN Blog

Let me re-introduce myself, my name is Pat Litherland.  I have been largely absent from community engagement since joining Microsoft in February of 2003, this push is my first effort at rectifying that.  I have posted a few times on the Windows SDK team blog. Windows Vista September CTP & new team member Released: Visual Studio 2008 with embedded Windows SDK Components   The Windows SDK Update for Windows Vista is live I will try my best to use this Blog to be more communicative with the community about things I’m passionate about producing.  As you can see from the above posting examples I’m on the Windows SDK team but I’m also…… ·         A Father ·         A Husband ·         Foster Dad ·         Dog / Cat lover ·         Microsoft Employee o   Program Manager o   Windows SDK team member ·         Home owner ·         Hobbyist Software Developer o   Visual Basic is the language of choice o   SQL Server is a passion of mine... [lien] [EN]