MSDN Webcast Resources

Welcome MSDN Webcast attendees!

I said during my webcast today that I'd post a bunch of links and stuff--here they are. Some of these are repeats from my last webcast, but some are brand new.

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My first MSDN webcast was called "Object-Oriented Programming for Grid," and is available on demand here.

The paper I mentioned was Web Services and the Grid by Lee Liming of Argonne National Labs. I've referenced this here before. It's a great piece on why web services and grid computing go hand in hand.

I didn't mention this in my webcast, but you also may be interested in reading this article from Ian Foster, one of the fathers of grid computing: Grid's place in the service-oriented architecture.

The blogs I listed were:

Expert Texture: Robert Anderson (CTO of Digipede) on .NET development and grid

A Day in the Life: Kim Greenlee, Digipede Evangelist, on grid computing (including lots of Excel/grid interop)

But if you're interested in distributed computing, you should also check out:

All Things Distributed: Werner Vogel (CTO of Amazon) on, well, all things distributed

Grid Meter: Greg Nawrocki (President of the Globus Consortium) on grid computing

For those who asked about source code: e-mail me! (See link at right)

Update 4/25/06 12:16: Added new links.

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