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What the heck is a Mobiledevcaster?
Don and Tom were sitting around one night discussing how the mobile platform
had evolved to more than just gadgets. Although, they both agree that gadgets
are important. But the reality was that people were writing mobile applications
to solve real business problems and mobility had become an integral part of the
enterprise architecture. They begin a deep intellectual conversation about how
things like architecture and Visual Studio were an important part of developing
these kinds of applications. It seemed to them that it would naturally follow
they should look at this podcasting thing. Where else could they talk about
something they felt was important and get other people to help them do it. Well
that was the birth of the Mobiledevcasters!
Want to be a Mobiledevcaster?
They are just starting on this journey of pod casting and look
forward to your questions and feedback. Being the connected guys they are you
can use traditional email
or Skype them directly using the buttons
below. They are looking for interesting mobility stories of all kinds - good or
bad. They have come up with some great ideas on their first few shows and are
always looking for more ideas and feedback.
About the DevCasters
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Don Sorcinelli |
As the founder of BostonPocketPC.com, Don Sorcinelli has
been involved with the web site since its initial inception Don has been
involved with planning, developing and deploying enterprise applications for over
15 years. His involvement in these processes expanded to include the PDA
platforms in the late 1990’s. He has a broad range of software development
skills, including experience in desktop development languages (including
Visual Basic, Visual Basic.NET and C#), web application development
(including HTML, ASP, ASP.NET and PHP) and multiple database environments. |
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Thom Robbins |
Thom Robbins is a Developer Evangelist for Microsoft. He is a frequent contributor and writer to various magazines, including .NET Developer's Journal, Visual Studio.NET, and Web Services Journal. Thom has been involved in the planning, developing and deploying enterprise applications for a variety of customers. When he's not writing code and helping customers, he spends his time with his wife at their home in New Hampshire. |
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Check out the shows
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Date Posted |
Show Number |
Show Title |
Download |
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09/05/05 |
0 |
What is the Mobiledevcaster? |
18.1 MB |
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09/16/05 |
1 |
Strategies for Occasionally Connected Applications |
25.9 MB |
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10/10/05 |
2 |
Mobile Application Migration – Pain or Pleasure? |
27.7 MB |
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10/30/05 |
3 |
Exploring the enhancements of the .NET Compact Framework 2.0, Visual Studio 2005, SQL Mobile and Windows Mobile 5.0. |
27.9 MB |
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12/07/05 |
4 |
Buy or Build? The Mobile Decision |
28.4 MB |
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04/16/2005 |
5 |
The return of the Mobiledevcaster with a format change and some good talk about Mobile Web applications. |
27.8 MB |