WCF 3.5 and REST Part IV Screencast Published

10/9/2007 12:24:00 PM

Spaghetti Coder icon Spaghetti Code continues to march on with Part IV of the WCF and REST series being published and ready for download.  There is a video and source available to download for the WCF 3.5 portion of the series.  I even have intro theme music thanks to Jason Bock and Mike Hodnick contributing music from their http://www.sidetrackedproject.net web site.  Very cool!

 

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10/9/2007 4:16:23 AM

Javier Lozano

Great video! One constructive comment, speak slower. I had to listen to the intro several times to get all of the content.

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10/9/2007 6:30:41 AM

Jeff Brand

LOL - yeah, I do speak fast. Why? Well, you have to keep video streams under 12 minutes or else you have to start paying royalties on them (not a lot of people know that) - so I try and cram as much as I can into each session. That being said, I know I talk fast and it is an area to work on for sure. Thanks for the feedback!

Make sure to tell all your friends - I actually get measured on how many people watch this stuff!

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