Scott Guthrie: What's Coming for Mix, Part 2: Windows, Web, and RIA

Posted By: Dan Fernandez | Jan 31st @ 7:52 AM

In the second part of this two-part interview, Scott discusses how this year's Mix (http://visitmix.com/2008/) is going to be even larger than last year's, covering everything from Windows Presentation Foundation improvements to Web development frameworks including Dynamic Data and the MVC Framework, to dropping some hints about upcoming tooling support, and the major improvements in Silverlight 2.0.

You'll also hear Scott talk about the different needs of developers and designers with Expression, how he personally wrote the <asp:Calendar> control, the unique challenges in building controls and how XAML enables unmatched control composability.

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Tags: Ajax, ASP.NET, Atlas, Blend, BLINQ, CLR, Expression, Expression Blend, LINQ, MIX08, MS Personalities, Silverlight, Software Services, User Experience, Visual Studio, VS 2008, Web Services, Windows Vista, WPF

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eagle

Nice job Dan, too bad you couldn't get any exclusive new information out of Scott.....

Dan

eagle wrote:

Nice job Dan, too bad you couldn't get any exclusive new information out of Scott.....

There's some hints in there, but Scott was definitely guarded in his wording. Then again, if Scott had leaked something, I probably would have had to cut it Big Smile

eagle

Men in black from Microsoft PR would rush in, take the tape and then there would be a bright flash of light......and you wouldn't remember anything.

LiquidBoy

Hate to be a pain but any chance this video can be made smaller? I tried downloading the video but is a whopping (836MB).

Or dare i say anychance it can be downloaded onto youTube Smiley I just can't seem to watch it or download it (and i really dont want to download just the sound)

Expressionless

kannank

I think its very important to have the download size limited if you want to have a better reach, I can't imagine downloading an interview for 800+ MB, there should defintely be a way to reduce the file size to alteast 1/5 or 1/4th of its size. Off late I've been noticing that the file download size has quadrapled. Please fix this.

henningst

I totally agree. I'm usually downloading videos for viewing them later on the train or bus etc, but when videos are this large, it just takes too long time! Any chance you'll fix this soon?