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Building a Silverlight RSS reader - part 2 - getting the data.

Posted 20 December 2008 23:13 by tonyj
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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The Enterprise Stack

Posted 16 November 2008 19:57 by tonyj
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...
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Day 4 - 17:30 : Building and consuming REST based data services for the web. (WUX313)

Posted 13 November 2008 22:35 by tonyj
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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Day 4 - 13:30 : Building WCF services with WF in .NET 4.0 (SOA302)

Posted 13 November 2008 14:05 by tonyj
Jon Flanders from plural sight took this session looking at how you can expose WCF services from windows workflow on the .NET 4.0 stack, continuing from yesterdays first looks session. A cool feature being introduced is the ability to generate xaml only Read More...
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Day 1 - 16:00 : The future of composite applications and SOA - everything they told you and why it isn't true (SOA202)

Posted 10 November 2008 23:00 by tonyj
The presentation opened with a video about the history of models. You can view this light hearted video here: www.modelsremixed.com Presented by Mark Berman and Steven Martin, this session covered (in quite simple terms) the future of SOA and some misnoma's Read More...
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