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Upcoming Dublin Event: 'A Day of Connected Systems'

What do the Windows Communication Framework (WCF), BizTalk 2006 and SQL Server Service Broker have in common? They’re three strategic Microsoft technologies that offer developers opportunities to build applications that tightly link together users in Read More...
Posted Wednesday, January 24, 2007 3:05 PM by robburke | 0 Comments

Looking for a few great launch Partners

Launch is coming soon, not just for Windows Vista and .NET 3.0, but also the 2007 Office System and Exchange 2007. We're looking for a few great Partners to be involved in this very significant event. Over the past two weeks, I've met with local development Read More...
Posted Thursday, October 05, 2006 4:59 PM by robburke | 0 Comments

Galway ICT Productivity Conference: 12th Oct for Devs, Architects, IT Professionals

The Galway ICT Productivity Conference, which will take place on Thursday October the 12th, promises top-class speakers for Developers, Architects and IT Professionals . The theme of the day is ‘Increasing Productivity through Technology,' which is looked Read More...
Posted Monday, October 02, 2006 7:00 PM by robburke | 0 Comments

Top Tips for free Microsoft support and training resources

Clare asked Dave and me to reveal some hidden gems that are available from Microsoft for technical support and learning. This was our list of the shiniest gems that we find devs and IT pros don't always know about. I also posted the Best of the Rest as Read More...
Posted Monday, September 25, 2006 11:39 AM by robburke | 5 Comments

Dave and Rob's Top 5 Tips for Free Microsoft Support and Learning Resources (and the Best of the Rest!)

Dave and Rob ’s Top 5 Tips for Free Microsoft Support and Learning Resources 1. MSDN Forums – http://forums.msdn.com Looking for answers to your toughest technical questions? The MSDN forums are regularly visited by members of the product teams, MVPs, Read More...
Posted Wednesday, September 20, 2006 4:57 PM by robburke | 1 Comments

MSDN Flash Ireland - International Resources - 19 Sept 2006

Special Section: ASP.NET 2.0 [ASP.NET] [Windows Forms and Smart Clients] Dundas Map for .NET Released Dundas Software has officially launched Dundas Map for .NET - available for ASP.NET with AJAX support and Windows Forms. [ASP.NET] September ASP.NET Read More...
Posted Tuesday, September 19, 2006 4:27 PM by robburke | 0 Comments

Windows Vista RC1, .NET Framework 3.0 RC1 completed

Two big announcements: Windows Vista RC1 Windows Vista Release Candidate 1 (RC1) is complete , as per Jim Allchin's announcement , and available to download for TechBeta and TAP participants! Vista RC1 will also be available to MSDN and TechNet subscribers Read More...
Posted Saturday, September 02, 2006 3:32 PM by robburke | 2 Comments

WinFX becomes .NET 3.0

"You can think of WinFX like .NET 3.0," I often said, while trying to explain how these new technologies fit into the .NET picture. Well, now, WinFX is called .NET 3.0 . It's just a change in branding. WinFX will still run against the 2.0 version of the Read More...
Posted Monday, June 12, 2006 10:48 AM by robburke | 2 Comments

Vista Beta 2, WinFX Beta 2, Office 2007 Beta 2 (updated 9 June)

If you've been waiting (with beta'd breath) for the ideal moment to start exploring the upcoming Microsoft developer technologies, that moment has arrived. Yesterday saw the release of three different Beta 2s: WinFX Beta 2, Vista Beta 2, and Office 2007 Read More...
Posted Wednesday, May 24, 2006 11:30 AM by robburke | 10 Comments

Ireland .Net Developers Conference - 3rd and 4th of May - Tentative Agenda

Next week, on the 3rd and 4th of May, four of our technical communities - the ICS , INDA , IrishDev , and NIMTUG - are joining forces to host their largest .NET developer conference ever at the Morrison Hotel in Dublin. If you're a developer, a project Read More...
Posted Monday, April 24, 2006 1:39 PM by robburke | 3 Comments

Some interesting blog links from around the island this week

Kieran Lynam points out that Internet Explorer 7’s ctrl-F search is deeply dinosaured , and points me to the first podcast I’m ever going to listen to . Tom Raftery is tired of companies who don’t care to listen to their customers and continues to host Read More...
Posted Tuesday, February 07, 2006 12:41 AM by robburke | 5 Comments

Great Hands-On Labs for WCF (Windows Communications Foundation ('Indigo') )

With the January CTP of WinFX out the door, and a Go Live license available for its WCF and WF components , I'm getting more and more requests for good developer resources that will bring you from zero to WinFX hero. Well, if you're curious about WCF, Read More...
Posted Thursday, January 26, 2006 4:48 PM by robburke | 1 Comments

January CTP version of WinFX released, and includes a Go-Live license for WCF and WF!

Today's January CTP drop of WinFX includes a Go-Live License for Windows Communcation Foundation (Indigo) and Windows Workflow Foundation ! Wow! Windows Presentation Foundation, my friend Avalon, has (conspicuously) yet to receive its Go-Live status. Read More...
Posted Wednesday, January 18, 2006 7:56 PM by robburke | 0 Comments

'Tis the Season to be Coding! (More Sudokus, More X-Box 360 Shenanigans, and the WinFX December CTP!)

Cormac O'Brien pointed me to his brother's .NET Sudoku Solver that uses a rich Windows Forms interface to show you each step it takes to solve the puzzle! And Don Box has festively raised the stakes of what can be done using .NET and an X-Box 360 Controller, Read More...
Posted Tuesday, December 20, 2005 3:11 PM by robburke | 0 Comments

Tomorrow in Dublin: Indigo for the COM, COM+ and MSMQ Developer

Because it's never too late to plug a worthwhile event, I wanted to mention that Paul Fallon is going to be speaking tomorrow night at the Morgan Hotel in Temple Bar on surely his favourite topic, Indigo (a.k.a. the Windows Communication Framework). I'd Read More...
Posted Tuesday, December 06, 2005 12:47 PM by robburke | 1 Comments
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