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Rob Tiffany recently updated his book available at Amazon on Enterprise Data Synchronization with SQL Server 2008 and SQL Server Compact 3.5. This is THE book to read if you need to get data to Mobile Devices. With the new Marketplace for
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A question came up on standardizing on .NET Framework 3.5 and the effects on older ASP.NET applications. The short answer is that .NET Framework 3.5 is compatible with .NET Framework 2.0 or 3.0. However, .NET Framework 1.0 / 1.1 ASP.NET applications are
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“Cloud computing will supersede traditional IT”, “SOA will enable business agility”, “my way or the highway”, etc. We’ve all heard this type of proclamations before, as many look to the “next big things” in technology to exact sweeping changes and solve
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There is a ton of information and resources available on the Internet to get up to speed on Windows Mobile development. However, it can be daunting to know where to dive in, even for a seasoned developer. That’s where the Windows Mobile RampUp
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Quick Facts from links below: You can register for the marketplace now, application submissions will open up soon. The application fee for submission of an application is $99. This applies to both paid and free apps. To lower the cost, we are offering
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What: All day geek fest focusing on code and not marketing fluff. When: Saturday, March, 14, 2009 All day (doors open at 7:30) Where: Georgia Gwinnett College - 1000 University Center Lane, Lawrenceville, GA 30043 ( More Information ) Speakers and Agenda
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While many modern mobile phones are adopting desktop-like browsing experience including Windows Mobile 6.1.4 and the recently announced WM 6.5, web developers may still want to create web sites tailored for mobile device use. ASP.NET does provide
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Windows Mobile 6.5 was official announced at the Mobile World Congress 2009 conference in Barcelona, Spain. Event highlights can be found at this link . While Windows Mobile 6.5 includes a revamped more consumer-oriented user interface, underneath
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I don’t know the authors personally and I don’t work for the publisher----I publish with Apress:-) but I have to say LINQ in Action is one of the best technical books I have read in recent years. LINQ in conjunction with the language enhancements in C#
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I have spent a lot of time onsite in the trenches with customers who have both the .NET Platform and the Java/Unix platform. Many of these customers are in the telecommunications industry with a heavy focus on Java/Unix. Given that Unix was born at Ma
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Pete Brown has a great blog post here on Silverlight 2.0 and WPF. Pete makes some great points on what Silverlight 2.0 will bring to the table as well as mentioning what is available today with WPF. As Pete points out , writing applications in WPF
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I recently got a query from a customer for information on Open XML development and compiled a couple of links so sharing here as well: Good background on Open XML and link to technical preview: http://blogs.msdn.com/erikaehrli/archive/2007/06/04/announcing-the-new-open-xml-object-model.aspx
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I started working on a sample that demonstrated a Silverlight 1.0 application that leveraged ASP.NET AJAX to make web service calls written using WCF but like all good developers I searched the Net first to see what I could find that was useful. What
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Soma announced that VS2008 and .NET 3.5 shipped today . It is available via MSDN Downloads for subscribers here . Don't forget, you can target .NET Framework 2.0 with Visual Studio 2008 so existing .NET Framework 2.0 developers can start taking advantage
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Yes, I intentionally left out that I am referring to the top 25 on Microsoft's CodePlex:-) I know that there are many active Open Source projects beyond CodePlex that have been around longer than CodePlex but this link at eWeek lists the most active 25
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