A month or so ago, lockpicker and friend Schuyler Towne and I agreed to push eachother a little to do some video in our respective fields. Now, I am an accomplished lockpicker, and Schuleyer is a fantastic artist, but his gift is lockpicking, and mine is software development so we stuck with those topics. We even went so far as to set up a Google Spreadsheet to track our progress.
Schuyler, of course, cheated, and has a video already in the can. It then took me a month to get around to shooting my first screencast. It's on using M to model everyday databases for everyday projects:
There is some mobil phone background noise. Sorry about that. Lesson learned. The demo is good though. It shows just how easy Microsoft is making it to build a complete, source controllable data model and deploy it to SQL Server. It's pretty slick.
I hope everyone enjoys the screencast. Next one is on generic collections in C# 4.0.