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eek! To the attendees at our New Efficiency launch events in Boston and New York – thank you for your time and attention. Here are the slides from the sessions and a brief recap: Windows Server 2008 R2, Build Solutions that Scale Beyond 64 Processors
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eek! Welcome to the new efficiency and our launch party for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2. If you are like me and want to get your head around what’s new from a software developer’s perspective, look no further than the recent Windows Server 2008
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eek! If you missed it last week, there is a new PHP SDK for Windows Azure ! For more background on PHP in Azure, check out the ever useful Steve Marx’s blog (this particular entry explains how to program Azure with PHP that predates this SDK). For those
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eek! Another one making a splash at MIX09, say hello . Mr. Staples looked good on stage at the day 1 keynote and his blog entry summed up all the exciting things in the platform. It is a great list but you and I both know that this is the one we really
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eek! In the category of – I’ve seen that before, I’m republishing my January posts in case you missed it. Happy Groundhog Day! The Joy of SxS Jumping in to .NET from ColdFusion? I’m not going to be a fool this April 1 Need more Business Intelligence?
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eek! I’ve got to ditch my ugly duckling story when talking about IIS7 :) It goes something like this…When I talk to IT Pros and Developers about IIS 7, they all dig the notion of Server Core . They then frown when I tell them they cannot run ASP.NET and
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eek! It has certainly been a great year of learning for me and I wish you all the very best for 2009. If this is your first visit, here’s what I talked about in December. May you find a link that makes you think differently! Unwrapping my gifts – PowerShell
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eek! Yes, I count myself a new fan of the Tips & Tricks for ASP.NET, IIS, and Visual Web Developer blog . If you haven't visited, there is some good stuff there - up to 32 tips so far. What's your favorite? Mine is 25 - I'm a bit of an IIS 7 fanboy
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eek! It is almost that time of year when I get loopy enough to start blogging to holiday tunes :) I'll spare you that this time but I will tell you that Bill Staples could easily do a Twelve Days of Christmas with IIS 7. He's promised to blog about the
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eek! Wouldn't it be nice if you could just go to one place and get the whole stack, and stay up to date? That would be nice, and here it is: the Microsoft Web Platform Installer . Check out the new home for all things web @ Microsoft: var addthis_pub
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eek! First time here? Here's what September looked like... A peek at 2010 now See you at the PDC? Hello SQL Server 2008 Updated Training Kit Resource Page MSR New England is Open - watch the videos! Pimp your IDE...Easy Money? So much fun - MSDN and Social
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eek! Hey enterprise developers, are you ready for IE 8? There is an all in one IE 8 compatibility page that talks about the whys and the hows . Check it out! P.S. You'll see links to adding the X-UA-Compatible tag for IIS and Apache. Nice. <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible"
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eek! Here they are, my recommended must reads for the .NET Developer targeting IIS 7.0: Extend Your WCF Services Beyond HTTP With WAS - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc163357.aspx Enhance Your Apps with the Integrated ASP.NET Pipeline - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc135973.aspx
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eek! You Web 2.0 yet? Is everything in RESTy colored glasses? If it is and you work with IIS 7, you'll appreciate this IIS 7 must have: The HTTP status codes in IIS 7.0 . Speaking of IIS 7.0, these days, if you blink, you'll miss another extension being
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eek! If you are looking for the slides from my session, they are available here . I wanted to provide you with the demo script I used and all the inputs into the demos. The 3 indispensable watering holes for all things PowerShell continue to be (at least
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