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4 hours with Silverlight (and Hosting)

After watching some of the great tutorial videos in Silverlight.net I decided to play a little bit with Silverlight 2 and VS2008. It is incredible all the funcionality that offers Silverlight with a plugin of 4.5 MB (WCF, Drawing, DataBinding, Linq ....)
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First impressions of Visual Studio 2008

Now that there is a new release of Visual Studio I wanted to take a closer look at it to see which are the improvements and new features. I really wanted to get to the new stuff about Linq and the .Net framework 3.5. But I got lost fiddling with the new
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.Net Framework Source Code released

The .Net Framework 3.5 Source Code will be released later this year. (announced in http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2007/10/03/releasing-the-source-code-for-the-net-framework-libraries.aspx ) This isn't going to be a major revolution since the code
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Mad.Nug Event Enterprise Library 3.1

I will be speaking about the new version of Enterprise Library 3.1 at the madrid .Net User group event in July 19. It is a two hour dynamic presentation with demos where people can participate, ask questions or share their oppinions/experiences. The madNug
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Encrypting long text asymmetrically

One of the recurring tasks that everybody has made in every programming language has been asymmetric encryption. With .Net it is very simple to encrypt data, it is well documented and there are lots of blogs and articles, but people still run into two
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Policy Injection App. Block simple sample

Now with the new version of Enterprise Library 3.0 we can play with Aspect Oriented Programming. The goal of AOP is to insert some functionality that is not "business related" without altering the existing code or to make it flexible enough so changes
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Attachment(s): PIABSimpleSample.zip

Programmatically accessing to OWA through Web Dav

Hello, I have been playing around a couple of days with WebDav and I found it really interesting how simple it was to retrieve and modify messages from OWA. WebDav (World Wide Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning) is a standard that help us edit and
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Enterprise Library v3 Roadmap

Ok. We are all set, after a phase of feedback and polls here it comes the new features of the EntLib. http://blogs.msdn.com/tomholl/archive/2006/09/26/773213.aspx I'm pretty happy with all the changes, since there are no radical changes so migration will
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Mocking HttpContext

Mocking HttpContext object
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Attachment(s): MockHttpContext.zip
 
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