“Quentin Clark provides an overview of WinFS, including what benefits it produces, what it is, and how it’s put together. This episode introduces WinFS as a basis for more detailed presentations.”
"In this episode of the .NET Show we focus on how 'Longhorn' was presented, and received, at the PDC. In our first segment we talk with key players in the Longhorn project, Brad Abrams, Chris Anderson, Quentin Clark, and Pablo Fernicola about the main messages that they are hoping developers at the PDC understand about Longhorn. We then switch the tables and talk with Richard Hale Shaw, Simon Stewart, and Robb McLarty, a diverse set of attendees of the PDC and hear straight from them what they think about Longhorn, and how it might affect their development efforts moving forward."
And than Nathan posts another sample showing off the various kinds of resources to be defined in Avalon and how to define them on top of one another. I’m loving this guy!
BTW, this is post 1000 on this feed. I can’t keep up with Scoble, of course, but I had no idea I was *that* wordy. : )
And from heaven, the thing that budding Longhorn programmers most need falls to earth. Nathan Dunlap, a designer on the Avalon team, has taken up blogging. He's covering design tips as someone that understands Avalon *and* design inside and out. Welcome, Nathan! Subscribed.
