Shortly after returning from PDC I sat down with Jeff Brand to record the latest edition of Spaghetti Code for October 2010. In the episode we talk about Ray Ozzie’s exit from Microsoft, the “HTML5 Incident” that happened at PDC along with a number of other announcements that came out of PDC. We then go on to wildly speculate about the future of Windows as a platform. Get the show via one of the following l links:
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On Thursday, November 4, 2010 Brent Stineman and I recapped PDC10 with an open discussion at the Twin Cities .NET User Group. The discussion had two main areas of focus, one being, what I’m calling, “The HTML5 Incident” and the other being announcements regarding Windows Azure. Below are links to resources from each focus area.
“The HTML5 Incident”
- Video of PDC10 keynote with Steve Ballmer and Bob Muglia
- Text of Steve Ballmer’s keynote address
- Text of Bob Muglia’s keynote address
- Text of Bob Muglia’s interview with Mary Jo Foley
- Text of Bob Muglia’s response to his interview with Mary Jo Foley
- Ray Ozzie’s “The Internet Services Disruption” memo
- Ray Ozzie’s “Dawn of a New Day” memo
- Steve Ballmer E-mail to Employees on Ray Ozzie Transition
- Scott Guthrie’s Response
Windows Azure Announcements
- Windows Azure PDC2010 Announcements
- New Windows Azure Platform-as-a-Service Capabilities Unveiled at PDC
Additional Resources
(On a side note, I had originally planned on giving a presentation on the Managed Extensibility Framework. I’ll work with the organizers of the Twin Cities .NET User Group to get that session back on the schedule some time 2011. Between now and then I will be posting a multi-part series on MEF, so stay tuned!)
Hey there! My name is Adam, and I'm a Technical Evangelist at Microsoft where I spend time focusing on Windows, Windows Phone, and Windows Azure.