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Merry Christmas everyone, I hope Santa brought you something nice. Here's to an eventful, but peaceful, 2009! Read More...
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Continuing from part 1 , we're now going to extend our Silverlight application to get data (available feeds and actual RSS postings) which we will shortly bind to in the UI. One of the things we need to work around is the cross domain security in Silverlight. Read More...
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I've always rejected building web applications that ape desktop applications, but articulating this rejection has always failed me. I've never been able to put my finger on why I don't like fancy ajax interfaces that mimic desktop application, but Jeff Read More...
In this series of posts, I'm going to look at building a simple RSS reader in silverlight. I chose an RSS reader as it covers a number of typical scenarios including; Cross domain requests - where you can't guarantee the target domain has a cross domain Read More...
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Here's a quick list of what my top 4 general development books that everyone should have on their shelf; Code complete (2nd Edition) Steve McConnell Microsoft Press This is a practical guide to programming in general and the definitive guide to software Read More...
Whilst I like to keep this as a technical blog, I must doff my cap to Microsoft's XBOX 360 warranty and repair service. I bought my 360 in Jan 2006 and didn't have any problems with it until the new XBOX experience was launched a couple of weeks ago. Read More...
Ran into a few problems today, for one client who uses a VPN that doesn't work at all well with Vista, I have an XP development virtual PC. I needed to install visual studio sp1 (yet again) on it but my boot drive only had 4Gb of free space - the temporary Read More...
I was inspired by a posting on stackoverflow.com - "How do I drag an image around a canvas in WPF" - where the first response in most peoples heads is to work with mouse up/down/move events, track offset positions and move the UI element around in response Read More...
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What makes good software? Separation of concerns has got to be up there in a big way, ensuring you have relevant tiers to your application that deal with a particular set of concerns, but what does an enterprise software stack look like? I've been asked Read More...
It's a shame that it's over for another year, and its been a fantastic, if somewhat tiring, week that I've thoroughly enjoyed. They cram in as much information as they can in the 5 days of the conference and provide you with everything you need to stay Read More...
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Presented by Stephen Forte again (second time inside of a single day!), this final session at Tech-Ed was a review of what SCRUM is, how it's working for people and then it turned over to mass debate. Again, we find religious arguments coming to a head Read More...
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This session, run by Jon Flanders focused on the new M modelling language - specifically MSchema and MGrammar. To be honest the entire session concentrated on using MSchema to generate T-SQL to create a database which I didn't feel was a great example Read More...
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Stephen Forte , Chief Strategy Officer from Telerik, started this interactive session reviewing the history of Microsoft's data access offerings and then discussing the latest multitude of choices. As this was an interactive session, there were lots of Read More...
Vittorio Bertocci presented this session on how to work with identity across services and environments using the cloud. Traditionally in enterprise we have a set of users and a set of resources that they can access. Each time the user accesses a resource, Read More...
In this session, Mike Flasko demonstrated the new ADO.NET data services framework that enables developers to create services that expose data over a REST interface using industry standard formats and semantics such as JSON and AtomPub. The reason I attended Read More...
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