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ASP.NET MVC Preview 3 is Out!

Wednesday, May 28th, 2008

Long-time no blog, eh? I am slowly climbing back into the saddle here after life got sidetracked by a combination of personal and professional issues that were consuming 27 or so hours a day. I’ll post a full .NET on the ‘Net update next week, but for now I will leave you with a round-up about a very important new product. In case you missed it, ASP.NET MVC Preview 3 is out. See Scott Guthrie’s announcement for a feature run through; Scott Hanselman’s screencasts for an introduction and Phil Haack’s updated Northwind Application for a sample. To really get jiggy with MVC (and a host of other modern development …

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.NET on the Net May 8-15 : It’s full of stars

Saturday, May 17th, 2008

The release of Microsoft’s World Wide Telescope was easily the biggest thing out of Redmond this week. For those who haven’t seen it yet, it’s pretty amazing. Imagine Live Maps for space with lots of neat filters. The level of detail is pretty amazing and it’s interesting to see Microsoft’s take on something a little less business focused.
This week there …

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.NET on the Net May 1-7: Popfly gets some new tools

Friday, May 9th, 2008

Microsoft has been quite busy trying to figure out what to do with the Yahoo situation, so there has been little in the way of news from Redmond. So, I’m taking this opportunity to point out some other recent Microsoft developments that might help you all out.
It seems that every developer I know, myself included, has some idea for the …

.NET on the Net May 1-7: Popfly gets some new tools

.NET on the ‘Net April 24th-30th : Can we have that service pack back?

Thursday, May 1st, 2008

Well, today brought some interesting announcements about Expression, but that’s officially news for next week. Here’s what happened this past week. The one piece of news that will affect most of us is the delay of SP3 for Windows XP and the removal of Vista SP1 from automatic update. Since pretty much all of us ASP.NET developers are working on either …

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.NET on the ‘Net April 17-23 : Putting it all online

Sunday, April 27th, 2008

This post is offically quite late. A combination of hackers and the first nice weather in 6 months can be quite distracting.

Microsoft has made some big …

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.NET on the ‘NET : Happy Birthday SilverLight!

Wednesday, April 16th, 2008

It’s been another week, which means it’s time for another thrilling, or at least moderately interesting, .NET on the ‘Net post. This week, Silverlight celebrated it’s first birthday. At its current rate of half a million downloads a day, …

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.NET on the ‘Net March 25 - April 1: OOXML and IE8

Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008

Sorry this update is a little late, to make up for it I added a day to the week. There are some very interesting stories from Microsoft this week. The biggest story is the adoption of OOXML as an ISO standard. While this isn’t directly web related, it’s been a pretty controversial topic and could have some wide reaching implications. With OOXML being adopted by both ISO and ECMA, it provides an open standard for MS Office Docs. Not surprisingly, IBM and a few others have …

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.NET on the ‘Net March 25 - April 1: OOXML and IE8

Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008

Sorry this update is a little late, to make up for it I added a day to the week. There are some very interesting stories from Microsoft this week. The biggest story is the adoption of OOXML as an ISO standard. While this isn’t directly web related, it’s been a pretty controversial topic and could have some wide reaching implications. With OOXML being adopted by both ISO and ECMA, it provides an open standard for MS Office Docs. Not surprisingly, IBM and a few others have some problems with the format, but this could be sign that Microsoft will work to publish more of their standards. I know that I would be happy to see some open standards related …

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.NET on the ‘NET March 18-25: New IIS7 Goodness and MVC opens up

Wednesday, March 26th, 2008

Wyatt is a bit buried under work for a few weeks, so I will be your new source for Microsoft news and updates for a little while. It’s been a bit of a slow news week for .NET, so at least I get to start off slowly.
This week, the big story that most people are talking about is still the ASP.NET MVC project. While Wyatt has mentioned this a few times already, this past week the full source code was posted on CodePlex. There has also been a lot of buzz about MVC as people have started using it. Some of you Rails and Django guys might think this is …

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.NET on the ‘NET March 10-17: SubSonic Rocks and MVC is Hawt

Wednesday, March 19th, 2008

This is being posted bit later than “early in the week.” But then again, I got the fun job of migrating some PHP apps (unfortunately of my own nubile design so I cannot point fingers). I never thought I would miss the yellow screen of death until I hit the blank screen of death. No IIS7 so no FREB love, just lots of feeling around, print_r(), SQL Server Profiling and on …

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