Keith Smith's Blog : Articles

Simplifying Ajax-Style Web Development

keiths — Thu, 18 May 2006 08:38:00 GMT

Below is a link to an article I wrote for the May issue of Computer magazine on Ajax-style web development and ASP.NET codename "Atlas." The publishers at IEEE were gracious enough to allow me to make the article available on my blog otherwise it would cost non-subscribers to read it online. The only request is readers should read and agree to the following notice prior to downloading.

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How To Build a Movie Finder Mash-Up using ASP.NET and Windows Live Local

keiths — Thu, 02 Mar 2006 19:56:00 GMT

Fellow Microsoft employee, Dare Obasanjo, explains how he built a Movie Finder mash-up for the Seattle area using Windows Live Local and ASP.NET. ASP.NET "Atlas" is used to provide compatibility support for non-IE browsers.

Fun stuff!

Developing an Intranet with ASP.NET 2.0

keiths — Thu, 02 Mar 2006 01:42:00 GMT

Daniel Winter recently posted the first article in a series entitled "Developing an Intranet with ASP.NET 2.0". The series will cover the construction of a complete Intranet application with support for contacts, content management, project management and shared calendaring.

The first article introduces the database structure that will be used throughout including a description of the schema. Source code (including the SQL script) is available for download for the entire application so you need not wait for the final article to see how everything works.