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April 30, 2010Apr 30, 201004/30/10This is a snapshot of the cumulative ratings of those participants who have submitted scripts through Day 4. The ratings are as of 12:01 P.M. on Friday, May 30. Note that the cumulative rating will continue to change as the 2010 Scripting Games go on.
April 30, 2010Apr 30, 201004/30/10
Our judges of the 2010 Scripting Games have been blogging about the events. We will update this list as more blog posts are made:
Jeffery Hicks talks about verbose variations.
Richard Siddaway writes Scripting Games Comments I.
Jeffery Hicks discusses bool vs switch.
April 30, 2010Apr 30, 201004/30/10
Note: We are no longer accepting entries for the 2010 Scripting Games. A hearty THANK YOU to everyone who participated. We hope you enjoyed it as much as we did.
Even though the 2010 Scripting Games officially last Monday, April 26,
April 30, 2010Apr 30, 201004/30/10
Well, today’s Beginner Event 5 was not too hard, but I did have to spend some time thinking about. I had no idea how to go about finding information for this event. So I went to MSDN and did a search for “CPU speed.”
April 30, 2010Apr 30, 201004/30/10
Note: We are no longer accepting entries for this event. See the due dates page for a list of all event due dates.
About This Event
Division
Advanced
Date of Event
April 30, 2010
Due Date
May 7, 2010
Event Scenario
You are in the process of planning an upgrade from Windows XP to Windows 7,
April 30, 2010Apr 30, 201004/30/10
Note: We are no longer accepting entries for this event. See the due dates page for a list of all event due dates.
About This Event
Division
Beginner
Date of Event
April 30, 2010
Due Date
May 7, 2010
Event Scenario
You are getting ready to perform a migration from Windows XP to Windows 7,
April 29, 2010Apr 29, 201004/29/10
The following is the list of prize winners from Day 3 of the 2010 Scripting Games. We will contact you after the Games are over to get your physical mailing address or (if you won a software license) to send you the information you’ll need to download and register what you’ve won.
April 29, 2010Apr 29, 201004/29/10
This is a snapshot of the cumulative ratings of those participants who have submitted scripts through Day 3. Note that the cumulative rating will continue to change as the 2010 Scripting Games go on. Anonymous submissions are not listed.
What individual ratings mean:
5 = Exceptional
4 = Excellent
3 = Very Good
2 = Good
1 = Okay
Cumulative Rating
Author
Position
41.83
Tarun Kumra
1
36.50
Nuno Mota
2
34.05
Glenn Sizemore
3
33.79
Kazun
4
33.67
kschulte
5
26.16
Andrew Jarvis
6
24.46
Robert Robelo
7
22.54
dziadzia
8
22.00
dimtdv
9
21.84
Scr1ptW1zard
10
21.00
Dan Richardson
11
21.00
MeganH
12
20.50
robesmithjr
13
19.84
Joe Shonk
14
18.20
DevJonny
15
18.00
Chris Dent
16
18.00
jlmsquared
17
17.70
stej
18
17.50
de4dMETAL
19
17.40
icnivad
20
16.67
Aravind
21
16.00
Adam Aronow
22
15.97
Wes Carroll
23
15.50
Ayowu
24
15.33
ScriptingWife
25
15.00
Sidewinder
26
14.84
Michael Kruger
27
14.16
Mstrwhizrd
28
13.83
WFR
29
13.50
Derek H
30
13.45
MWJ Computing
31
13.30
Kevin Aleshire
32
13.00
Maish
33
12.84
wraithdu
34
12.83
Kranti Bhushan
35
12.5
BRW
36
12.5
gjsmets
37
12.50
Jyamaniha
38
12.33
Bartek Bielawski
39
12.00
DaleHarris541
40
10.80
Michael Simmons
41
10.50
Jrussell97
42
10.20
Rikard Ronnkvist
43
10.16
Jeanne Yin
44
10.00
CHig
45
9.96
Brian McLain
46
9.5
hmorrical
April 29, 2010Apr 29, 201004/29/10
Well, the Scripting Guy seems to have gone missing! I am not sure where he is, and I am afraid to look for him, because I might disturb him. Yesterday was pretty rough, and the ability to upload scripts seemed like it was down most of the afternoon.
April 29, 2010Apr 29, 201004/29/10
Microsoft Scripting Guy Ed Wilson here. Well, the 2010 Scripting Games are off to a great start with lots of enthusiasm and some excellent scripts. Here are some of the questions we have seen on the 2010 Scripting Games Forum,
