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On “Windows Task Manager Source Code Review by Original Author: Retired Microsoft Engineer "davepl"”
Just in case you missed the first TWO episodes, you may want to start here, with Part 1:
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Dave Plummer shares the history and design decisions behind the creation of the Windows Task Manager.
Retired Microsoft engineer and original author of Task Manager (davepl) reveals the little known secret history of the application along with the technical details of how it works and why it was designed that way. The series is complete with a tour of the never-before-seen Windows source code to Task Manager. The first segment covers "How Task Manager came to be", while the second segment focuses on the technical issues of how it was designed and why. The third episode includes an in-depth look at the code. As seen at CSWeek at the University of Regina, Dec 9, 2020 I get a lot of questions about which keyboard I'm using as well as various other camera and studio equipment questions, so here are the highlights: CORSAIR K70 RGB MK.2 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard (Cherry MX Blue Switches) amzn.to/31UrUUD Sony FX3 or A7SIII Cameras amzn.to/31TRdWK amzn.to/3wG9iG7 Aputure 120D Mark II Light and Light Dome II Mini amzn.to/3uya8Ts amzn.to/31XwBx2 Glide Gear TMP100 Prompter amzn.to/3ux84LlWhat people say. Recommended as an engaging look into the history and design of a core Windows utility by its original author.
u/daveplredditin r/programming • Recommends
On “Windows Task Manager Source Code Review by Original Author: Retired Microsoft Engineer "davepl"”
u/daveplredditin r/programming • Recommends
On “Windows Task Manager Source Code Review by Original Author: Retired Microsoft Engineer "davepl"”