September 2005 - Posts

• GeeksWithBlogs Podcast on Windows Communication Foundation

  Richard Turner and Payam Shodjai talk about the Windows Communication Foundation (you know, Indigo) on PodcastStudio.net . They talk about the Indigo Roadshow (one more date today and one more on Wednesday) and what they are telling people about WCF. Read More... Posted Monday, September 26, 2005 9:51 AM by mattpo | 0 Comments Filed under: ASP.NET Web Services, MSDN Web Services Developer Center, Connected Systems

• I'm Optimistic...What can I Say?

  The single biggest take-away I had from the PDC came from the first keynote. It was the reality that Microsoft will be releasing Windows Vista and Office 12 at the same time next year. This will certainly be good for Microsoft's bottom line. The graphic Read More... Posted Wednesday, September 21, 2005 4:09 PM by mattpo | 0 Comments Filed under: Other Interesting Stuff, MSDN Web Services Developer Center

• MSN Web Services

  MSN felt that they reached critical mass with their technologies for developers so during PDC they launched the MSN Developer Center . Included in their offering of developer technologies are Web services interfaces to MSN Search and MSN Virtual Earth. Read More... Posted Wednesday, September 21, 2005 1:49 PM by mattpo | 1 Comments Filed under: ASP.NET Web Services, MSDN Web Services Developer Center, Connected Systems

• PDC Presentation Materials

  If you didn't make it down to PDC in Los Angeles, or if you did and would still like to see the final slides and/or sample code from the presentations, head over the public Commnet web site (Commnet is the event Web site that is usually only accessible Read More... Posted Tuesday, September 20, 2005 9:13 PM by mattpo | 0 Comments Filed under: ASP.NET Web Services, MSDN Web Services Developer Center, Connected Systems, Web Services Enhancements (WSE)

• Fool Me Twice...

  One of my back teeth needed a crown so I went to the dentist about a month ago where they fitted me for the permanent crown, and put on a temporary one. As I'm laying there with my mouth open they use my chest, complete with bib, to place various utensils Read More... Posted Tuesday, September 20, 2005 9:13 PM by mattpo | 2 Comments Filed under: Other Interesting Stuff