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Beginning .Net development?
28 November 07 06:19 AM

In the deluge of email from the last week or two from corp around VS2008 (there was lots of excited emails with information about the new product in it), I missed one about the Express suite. The Express team have taken the Visual Studio Express site Read More...

Postedby dburling | 1 Comments    

Filed under: ASP.Net, Visual Studio, .Net, Web

Background Motion - now live!
14 June 07 10:35 PM

Over the last few months the guys at Mindscape have been dotting i's and crossing t's in order to get BackgroundMotion up and running. This has meant getting a solid hosting solution up (thanks to ZeroOne for pitching in!) as well as ensuring things like Read More...

Postedby dburling | 3 Comments    

Filed under: AJAX, ASP.Net, .Net, Gadgets, Developer, Windows

Visual Studio "Orcas" March CTP now out
06 March 07 03:53 AM

The March CTP of Visual Studio "Orcas" is now out. You can get the VPC with all the installed bits from here . If you'd rather install it on your own computer, the self extracting install is here . Full details of whats included can be found at the download Read More...

Postedby dburling | 1 Comments    

Filed under: WPF, AJAX, ASP.Net, C#, Visual Studio

Adding RSS to ASP.Net pages
25 February 07 10:48 PM

Dmitry Robsman from the ASP.Net team created a RSS toolkit for ASP.Net last year. Its a great little toolkit that makes adding RSS to your website nice and easy. I use it on a number of my sites, including this one where I take all my blog posts from Read More...

Postedby dburling | (Comments Off)    

Filed under: ASP.Net

Adding ASP.Net AJAX to existing websites
20 February 07 11:17 PM

I'm sure this has been posted a thousand times on other blogs, but I thought I'd put it up here anyway. If you want to add Microsoft ASP.Net AJAX (v1.0 RTM) to an existing website assuming you've installed the RTM edition you can do it by adding some Read More...

Postedby dburling | 4 Comments    

Filed under: AJAX, ASP.Net, Visual Studio, .Net, Web