RIAlity TV

[Mike Brown]

I am creating a video blog designed as a reality TV show called RIAlity TV. (Actually I'm designing it to be a Channel of RIAlity shows). The first show called "The Project Room:Catching the Wave" will document creating a software product from start to finish using the .NET stack top to bottom.

SL4

MEF

WCF RIA Services

Entity Framework

Windows Azure

SQL Azure

The project will be a Point of Sale system (AzurePOS) designed based on the first example from Peter Coad's Object Modeling book. The goal is to have a V1 project ready to launch at Mix10. I've submitted a session to the open call for proposals. I'll recap the season and launch AzurePOS on stage. I'm writing to see if anyone would be interested in joining the fun. Right now I can use the help from people who can fill the following roles:

• UI Designer: Take a concept and make it reality. Experience with Blend and Sketchflow is a plus. Integrator skills are a huge plus! We're going to put the Developer-Designer workflow through its paces. HTML/CSS/Javascript experience is good as well.
• UI Developer/Integrator: Work with the designer to bring their vision into the application. Experience with Blend or a crazy XAML skills are a MUST. In addition experience with HTML/CSS/AJAX is helpful. The person in this role should be comfortable with the View Model pattern.
• Backend Developer: A heads down C# coder who understands good Object Oriented Design. Knowledge of Entity Framework a plus. Experience with RIA Services a HUGE plus.
• Web Developer

If you're interested, send me an email. There's a lot of information that I don't want to share publicly but at the very least this will be an opportunity to demonstrate your skills before an audience.

[Sacha Barber]

Intersted.

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Sacha Barber
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[Peter O'Hanlon]

I'm interested as well.

On Fri, Jan 1, 2010 at 10:48 PM, Mike Brown <mbro...@gmail.com> wrote:

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Peter O'Hanlon

[Laurent Bugnion]

I fit some of the roles, but with the book in progress and the mad timeline i imposed on myself, i don't think i can help before at least a few months... Sorry Mike. Would be happy to talk about it at the MVP summit though.

Cheers,
Laurent
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Subject: Re: [WPF Disciples] RIAlity TV
From: "Peter O'Hanlon" <pete.o...@gmail.com>
Date: 02.01.2010 10:46

I'm interested as well.

On Fri, Jan 1, 2010 at 10:48 PM, Mike Brown <mbro...@gmail.com> wrote:

> I am creating a video blog designed as a reality TV show called RIAlity TV.
> (Actually I'm designing it to be a Channel of RIAlity shows). The first show
> called "The Project Room:Catching the Wave" will document creating a
> software product from start to finish using the .NET stack top to bottom.
>
> SL4
> MEF
> WCF RIA Services
> Entity Framework
> Windows Azure
> SQL Azure
>
> The project will be a Point of Sale system (AzurePOS) designed based on the

> first example from Peter Coad's Object Modeling book<http://www.amazon.com/Object-Models-Strategies-Patterns-Applications/dp/0138401179>.

> The goal is to have a V1 project ready to launch at Mix10. I've submitted a
> session to the open call for proposals. I'll recap the season and launch
> AzurePOS on stage. I'm writing to see if anyone would be interested in
> joining the fun. Right now I can use the help from people who can fill the
> following roles:
>
>

> - *UI Designer:* Take a concept and make it reality. Experience with

> Blend and Sketchflow is a plus. Integrator skills are a huge plus! We're
> going to put the Developer-Designer workflow through its paces.
> HTML/CSS/Javascript experience is good as well.

> - *UI Developer/Integrator:* Work with the designer to bring their

> vision into the application. Experience with Blend or a crazy XAML skills
> are a MUST. In addition experience with HTML/CSS/AJAX is helpful. The person
> in this role should be comfortable with the View Model pattern.

> - *Backend Developer:* A heads down C# coder who understands good

> Object Oriented Design. Knowledge of Entity Framework a plus. Experience
> with RIA Services a HUGE plus.

> - *Web Developer*