Building RIA Applications with jQuery and WCF
I finished my jQuery and WCF presentation at the NYC Code Camp. Thanks to all that attended. Downloads I’ve uploaded the sample code and the.
Building Modular Silverlight Applications with MEF Presentation
I just finished my Silverlight and MEF presentation at the NYC Code Camp. Thanks to all that attended. Downloads I’ve uploaded the sample code and.
jQuery FormatCurrency v1.2 released
Last night I noticed a few issues added to the jQuery FormatCurrency page. I was able to resolve all of these issues and push out.
Using JSONP with WCF and jQuery
In the new release of .NET 4, the WCF team has added support for JSONP. There are many resource out on the internet about the.
ALT.NET REST Presentation
I just finished my REST presentation at the NYC ALT.NET Meetup. Thanks to all that attended. Unfortunately I didn’t get through all my samples, but I’m happy.
Should you use Stored Procedures with LINQ?
I’ve had the discussion many times about whether or not to use Stored Procedures when consuming my LINQ to SQL or Entity Framework models. I.
Apache Stonehenge Interoperability Presentation at the NYC .NET Dev User Group
I just finished my Apache Stonehenge interoperability demo at the NYC .NET Developer’s User Group meeting. Thanks to all that attended, we had a great.
LitWare Training sample application now available on MSDN Code Gallery
The WCF Team at Microsoft just posted their LitWare Training sample application (http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/litwaremashup) on the MSDN Code Gallery website. The Litware Training application is a sample application using WCF.
Project StoneHenge Podcast from the ConnectedShow
The ConnectedShow podcast is a new podcast created to help Developers get up to speed with .NET technologies. They just recently posted an episode related.
Microsoft and Sun commit to support WS-* standards by building interoperating reference applications under "Project Stonehenge"
At the JavaOne conference on June 4, Dan’l Lewin and Steven Martin from Microsoft appeared for the keynote to announce their further support of Interoperability. This.