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• A new job for me, better products for you

  And hopefully some more time to blog :) This week we re-organized our team so that we could better serve the needs of our internal and external partners and customers. I won't bore you with the details but it has a pretty major impact on what I do and the kinds of information I want; so I figured this was a great opportunity to share. My new job is focused on Developer Division (which includes designers) Platform Strategy. My new team is 100% focused on making sure we build the best possible products for the market place. We get to understand the trends, the big picture, the little picture, customer needs, partner needs, and partner deeply with the engineering teams run by Scott Guthrie (NDP) and Eric Zocher (Designer) to help ensure that the... Posted Mar 12 2007, 12:40 PM by Brian Goldfarb's Blog Filed under: ASP.NET, WinForms, IE, IIS, Misc, "WPF/E", Visual Web Developer Express, Commerce Server

• Scott Guthrie debuts in Red vs Blue

  Words can't describe just how cool this is :) And a pretty hot looking "WFP/E" video player to boot -- tell your friends, spread the word! Definitely a great "non-traditional" type of activity. http://channel9.msdn.com/playground/wpfe/rvbplayer/ Scott's own post about this Read More... Posted Mar 06 2007, 03:03 AM by Brian Goldfarb's Blog Filed under: ASP.NET, Misc, "WPF/E"

• Get "WPF/E" onto a Web Page in seconds using ASP.NET AJAX Extenders

  Kudos to the ASP.NET AJAX Toolkit team for creating a killer extender to simplify getting a "WPF/E" control onto a page. I love seeing the agility we have with the toolkit releases. Shawn Burke has all the details Read More... Posted Dec 05 2006, 03:05 AM by Brian Goldfarb's Blog Filed under: Ajax, ASP.NET, "WPF/E"

• "WPF/E" CTP and Expression Studio Announced

  For the past several months I've been spending more and more of my time at work focused on our broader UX story, designers, and our rich media platform. It has been quite a ride, ramping up on parts of the business that I haven't had a lot of famiiarity with but are critical to our Web Platform efforts. Today, was an exciting day for a lot of people involved because we shipped our first CTP of "WPF/E" (better real product name TBA, trust me) and announced details of the Expression Studio for professional designers and availability of Expression Web, our new professional grade standards based Web design tool. For "WPF/E:" You can install it here , and then try out a few of the early samples that show off some of its capabilities below: Page Turner... Posted Dec 04 2006, 08:19 PM by Brian Goldfarb's Blog Filed under: ASP.NET, "WPF/E"