In my session at reMIX some questions came up as to when the ASP.NET server control will be released and I talked about us not having the ship vehicle locked (i.e. Open Source on Codeplex vs Reference License vs released as a Microsoft supported tool) - I do lots of open source development with the Windows Live Quick Apps so I know this space reasonably well. During the session Chris Duckett was there and we riffed on this in our video interview later that day – check out the snippet where I schooled for my use of the word “story” – its another Microsoft-ism I've picked up like S+ or forcing-function.
I do tend to agree, getting the latest tech bits in the hands of developers as soon as possible is definitely my preference – I’d love for devs to get access to our build servers :) But when it comes to how we release software there are so many different avenues we can take and that really defines the future of that “product” so I would prefer to do it right the first time, than release something which ends up changing quite a bit hurting developers and making us unpredictable.
As for timing - I'm hoping in the near future but there will be more updates coming
UPDATE: "Near Future" wasn't specific enough so let me be specific - the current plan is to include the bits in the Windows Live Tools for Microsoft Visual Studio July CTP - watch dev.live.com/tools
>As for timing - I'm hoping in the near future but there will
>be more updates coming
Sorry, but this teasing about the control is very annoying. Let's have some straight answers:
Who's in charge of the Virtual Earth ASP.NET control, what's its status, and what's the release plan?
Many of us were quite excited to hear (and see) that Microsoft has a Virtual Earth ASP.NET control that
Hi,
timing = The current plans are to get this into Windows Live Tools for Microsoft Visual Studio JULY CTP;
status = CTP
release plan = dev.live.com/tools via Connect
thx
Angus
Yahoo publica una Address Book API : Ya era hora de que mas tomen la iniciativa de Microsoft (con su
After a few weeks on the road and I mean more like a month, I thought it was time to drop some link resources.