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Yesterday I attended the ReMIX08 mini-conference at Microsoft’s Mountain View campus, which is organized every year by Dan’l Lewin’s Emerging Business Team. Due to travel plans, I missed the increasingly popular MIX08 event in Vegas this year, so I was looking forward to a condense 
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Scott Guthrie announced the availability of a new preview of the ASP.NET Dynamic Data functionality. The idea behind this functionality is that you can generate a fully functional application based upon a LINQ to SQL or LINQ to Entities model. This reminds me a lot of the Naked Objects Framework fro
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The Unity Application Block version 1.0 has been released and is available on CodePlex here. A good overview of the configuration of Unity was written by Matthew Podwysocki. The xml configuration is a little unique compared to other DI containers. I plan on adding support for the xml configuration t
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At InnerWorkings, we see daily evidence of a thriving .NET community in the United Kingdom. Many of our web customers are British developers and .NET teams who wisely take full advantage of Sterling’s commanding position relative to the weakening U.S. dollar. But that’s another post and
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Published on 27 Mar 2008 from Amit's Blog
Caching plays a major role in developing highly scalable web applications. We can cache any http get request in the user browser for a predefined time, if the user request the same URL in that predefined time the response will be loaded from the browser cache instead of the server. You can archive t
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Published on 26 Mar 2008 from Amit's Blog
[Note: This post was meant to be published the day after MIX08 version was out] I have upgraded Kigg with the new bits. Upgrading was plain and simple, though I created a new project and added the files instead of changing the Guids. There has been few changes in the web project which are requ
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Next week, I’ll be heading to VSLive. The pre-conference workshops actually begin Sunday, March 30, but I will be arriving a few days early for a short vacation with the family for Spring Break. If you are going to be there and want to meet up, reply to this post or send me an email. Also, if
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We’re always on the lookout for slightly madcap events that support the developer community. Imagine our wry smiles when Tim Heuer approached us about backing the latest brainwave from Microsoft’s Developer Platform Evangelists (DPEs). The Code Trip is basically a two month tour of the W
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According to Redmond Developer News, the beta of Mono 2.0 will be available for download Friday March 14. Mono is an open source implementation of the .Net CLR and libraries and runs on many platforms, including OSX, Windows, and Linux. I am a little mystified as to why a developer would target Mono
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I will be moving my Visual Studio Links series to Visual Studio Hacks. James Avery, author of the book by the same name, is revamping the site and will be adding a lot of content. In addition to Visual Studio Links, I will also write articles on Visual Studio periodically so make sure to subscribe t
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My latest in a series of the weekly, or more often, summary of interesting links I come across related to Visual Studio. Vishal Joshi posted an overview of the VS tooling integration that shipped with ASP.NET MVC last week. Marlon Grech discusses how to add Input Prompt support in Vista with WPF usi
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My latest in a series of the weekly, or more often, summary of interesting links I come across related to Visual Studio. Carlos Quintero posted an excellent summary of resolving Type instances and information from within VS. This is a nice post on how to incorporate the Subersion revision number in
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Ayende Rahien, a contributor to NHibernate along with many other open source projects, has written up a post listing the features he likes about the ORM tool. I am a fan of ORM and have used NHibernate extensively on a large project over the last few years. Prior to that, I had used TopLink and Hibe
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My latest in a series of the weekly, or more often, summary of interesting links I come across related to Visual Studio. The February 29 episode of This Week on Channel 9 discusses a few interesting Visual Studio items: Extensibility videos are discussed. The upcoming release of XNA Studio will supp
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Preview 2 of ASP.NET MVC has been posted to Microsoft Downloads. One of the nice features that will be available this time around is full source code and permission to compile it if you need to fix a bug. Release Notes are available here. I was pleased to see a few of the items that I [...]
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Microsoft Silverlight Tools Beta 1 for Visual Studio 2008 has been posted to the Microsoft Download Center. This download will install the VS integration (new project templates, debugging, etc..) as well as Silverlight 2 Beta 1 and the Silverlight 2 SDK Beta 1. Tags: visualstudio, dotnet, silverligh
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My latest in a series of the weekly, or more often, summary of interesting links I come across related to Visual Studio. Jason Kresowaty has done a lot of work putting together a good overview of writing your own custom FxCop rules. His tutorial covers the current 1.36 beta. Carlos Quintero has adde
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This is my first post utilizing my freshly installed T1 line. It is everything I thought it could be. The image above is from SpeakEasy. I also tried another site that uses a java applet and it reported upload speed about the same. The whole process worked like this: I search google for T1 and my h
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Published on 28 Feb 2008 from Nevron News
Nevron Software team is pleased to announce the new Q4 2007 release of Nevron .NET Vision - the professional data visualization component suite for Windows Forms and ASP.NET development. This release introduces Visual Studio 2008 support, major improvements in the AJAX support of the Chart and
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My latest in a series of the weekly, or more often, summary of interesting links I come across related to Visual Studio. This is a shorter version than usual due the combination of a busy me and a quiet before the storm of the VS Launch. Aaron Marten posted a brief sample of creating a VSPackage [..