Carl Franklin

.NET Wonk

Introducing dnrTV! .NET Rocks! On Screen!

dnrTv is a fusion of a training video and an interview show. Training videos are typically sterile and one-way. Let's face it, you can only take so much. But you need to see the code! In this format, you get the spontaneity of an interview talk show, and the detail of a webcast or training video.

Show #1: Miguel Castro Builds a Web Control Part 1 of 2

In our premeire episode of dnrTV, Carl Franklin interviews Miguel Castro, who demonstrates how to build a useful composite Web Control right before your eyes using Visual Basic 2005 in Visual Studio 2005. This is the first of a two-part series with Miguel on Web Controls. In next week's show, Miguel enhances the control by adding styles and other features

http://www.dnrtv.com

Show Notes: We have a Flash Table of Contents working in IE (only). We're working on a solution for other browsers. Also, the show will not be available for download until tomorrow (Friday, the 13th)

Thanks to Dax, who makes me look so good, and is willing and able to be your graphics guru too. Thanks to Mark Miller for doing the video for the DevExpress ad spot, and Telerik for the same reason,

Posted: Jan 12 2006, 08:07 AM by Carl Franklin | with 17 comment(s)
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Comments

Wallym said:

Very Nice!!!!
# January 12, 2006 8:53 AM

Paul said:

Hey Dude,
No way to pause this thing? Will download work in future episodes?
# January 12, 2006 9:09 AM

Paul said:

Nevermind... It was just the intro that I couldn't pause... :)
# January 12, 2006 9:09 AM

Paul said:

I loved Miguel's DNR episode and this one is no different. Great job.
# January 12, 2006 9:25 AM

Dave Purrington said:

I love this: it's got all the nitty-gritty, down and dirty stuff that's just not feasible in an audio DNR.

One thing you may not have thought about, but I get a lot out of, is to see how other people use the IDE. It's a great way to pick up productivity tips, so that's a nice bonus.

Excellent production guys, very professional -- kudos! Looking forward to more episodes.
# January 12, 2006 9:42 AM

rizzo said:

dnrtv.com is down
# January 12, 2006 2:47 PM

Carl said:

We'll be back up at or before 7PM Eastern
# January 12, 2006 6:03 PM

Alex Dybenko (MVP) said:

Hey, great start! looking forward to see more!

Carl, any chance to add spell checker here? <g>
# January 13, 2006 8:01 AM

Mark said:

Please make it available offline and using .wmv format. I have a fast pipe to get the content, but no connectivity when viewing. Files should be able to be played in Media Player, flash doesn't.
# January 13, 2006 12:26 PM

blameMike said:

I totally loved it! Hot to death!
# January 14, 2006 10:49 PM

JimC said:

Hey Carl, great show, the DNR interview was great, and so was this. Very cool, I just wish I could either download the whole thing, or be able to navigate the sections. I wanted to go back to a certian part to check the code but had to start all over. Looking forward to some more, keep it coming.
# January 15, 2006 11:24 AM

Carl said:

You'll be able to download it tomorrow (Monday). If you have IE you get a flash menu bar on the left hand side so you can navigate from chapter to chapter.
# January 15, 2006 12:19 PM

Matias Nino said:

Carl, I'm sure you guys eventually figured the build/design time refresh issue that you kept running into on this episode, but I think the reason you had to build twice is because the build order was set to build the website first and the assembly second. If you go into the solution properties and set the build order to build the assembly first, it should refresh propertly on a single build-all.
# February 7, 2006 12:36 PM

Carl Franklin said:

Yeah, we figured this out after we shot the video. Did both one and 2 back to back.

Thanks for the feedback
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