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MySpace does WCF
31 January 08 08:12 PM | justinjsmith | 1 Comments   
My friend Vittorio has posted that MySpace will be talking about WCF at Mix 2008 ( see it here ). This promises to be a good session! Read More...
Life of a WCF Demo, Part 1
22 January 08 03:24 PM | justinjsmith | 2 Comments   
I thought it might be mildly interesting to document the lifecycle of a demo. Over the next week or so I have to design, build, and deploy a demo that shows off some of the web-centric features of WCF in the .NET Framework 3.5. First, let me state the Read More...
PictureServices and BizTalk Services
18 January 08 04:47 PM | justinjsmith | 2 Comments   
Previous posts have talked a bit about PictureServices. Now I'd like to run through what it took to bring PictureServices to the BizTalk Services. I've talked a bit in other posts about BizTalk Services, but it has some interesting and very useful messaging Read More...
XML namespace declarations in SyndicationFeed objects
16 January 08 01:12 AM | justinjsmith | 2 Comments   
Following on the heels of Steve Maine's post about namespaces in Syndication objects (Feeds, items, etc.), I thought it wise to plug the new stuff in PictureServices . At the moment, PictureServices implements SLE (Simple List Extensions), and does a Read More...
PictureServices updated to VS 2008 RTM
14 January 08 07:18 PM | justinjsmith | 3 Comments   
Today I updated PictureServices to work with the RTM release of Visual Studio 2008 and the .NET Framework 3.5 (what a mouthful). My testing rigor for this release was less than perfect. Please let me know if you find any bugs. For what it's worth, the Read More...
WCF Syndication article in MSDN Magazine...
23 December 07 06:28 AM | justinjsmith | 4 Comments   
It seems that the RSS/Atom article I wrote for MSDN magazine was just published: http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/08/01/WCFinOrcas/default.aspx The RTM version of .NET 3.5 was not available when I wrote the article, so I avoided the extensibility Read More...
Hamsters, Robots, and Services
14 December 07 11:49 AM | justinjsmith | 1 Comments   
This is one of the more interesting videos I've seen in a while: http://www.irobot.com/create/videos/bionic%20hamster.html I've been poking around a bit in the Microsoft Robotics Studio on and off for the past few months, and I'm intrigued by their approach Read More...
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Check out Picture Services
20 August 07 03:23 PM | justinjsmith | 5 Comments   
A few days ago we released a new sample called Picture Services. As the name implies, this sample centers on pictures. More specifically, it demonstrates how to use the WCF API in the .NET Framework 3.5 to syndicate images from your local machine and Read More...
Syndication formats, endpoints and config files
18 July 07 10:54 AM | justinjsmith | 0 Comments   
I got a question via email today that forced me to look back through some older emails for the answer. It may make sense to share the question / answer in a broader sense. Earlier builds of Orcas surfaced a syndication format to an endpoint by way of Read More...
Podcast with Jon Udell
30 May 07 11:33 AM | justinjsmith | 1 Comments   
Jon just published a podcast where we discuss how WCF in Orcas simplifies Syndication and RESTful style architectures. Hear it here . Read More...
BizTalk Services CTP is Public
25 April 07 08:06 AM | justinjsmith | 0 Comments   
The BizTalk Services CTP is available for all to play with. In general, the concept is services in the cloud. It's a gross understatement, but enough for now. It's way cool because it opens the door for some innovative service scenarios. I plan on blogging Read More...
Syndication - Beyond the News
18 April 07 12:59 PM | justinjsmith | 1 Comments   
The next version of the .NET Framework ( Orcas ) includes support for web programming via WCF. In this context, web programming is the inclusion of web-centric protocols and constructs into the WCF programming model. Specifically, the WCF-related parts Read More...
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