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ASP.NET AJAX 1.0 RTM

ASP.NET AJAX 1.0 has RTM’d, so go get it and get started creating a better web experience for your users. Also be sure to check out the toolkit which has a bunch of common controls that  you may find useful. We (Mimeo) are going to be releasing a couple updated features to our application this weekend that are […]

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in Uncategorized | January 24, 2007 | 173 Words | Comment

Zune now compatible with Vista

Check out the details here. Figures that I finally give up waiting and do the hacked install and a week later the Vista version comes out. 🙂

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in Uncategorized | December 20, 2006 | 26 Words | Comment

ASP.NET AJAX 1.0 RC Released

If you haven’t already heard, the Release Candidate for 1.0 of ASP.NET AJAX went out yesterday evening. We already migrated to it here and it’s quite painless. You just need to reference the new assemblies which have been renamed to from Microsoft.Web* to System.Web*, changing a couple of namespaces and patching up your web.config. All […]

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in Uncategorized | December 15, 2006 | 98 Words | Comment

Lovin’ the Zune

Despite the fact that there’s still no true support for the Zune software on Vista yet, there are some hacks out there that enable it to run. So, I bit the bullet and bought myself one this week. The biggest caveat is that even with the hacks I still couldn’t get it to update my […]

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in Uncategorized | December 14, 2006 | 288 Words | Comment

WPF 3D Announcement Today?

There’s a buzz going around that there’s some kind of big WPF 3D announcement being made todoay. I initially read about it over here on Tim Sneath’s blog. Wonder what it could be? Guess we’ll have to sit tight and keep our eyes on their blog for the news to break. UPDATE 6:30PM ET: So […]

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in Uncategorized | December 13, 2006 | 138 Words | Comment

C|Net News Covers Mimeo.com

C|Net news has some coverage of Mimeo.com that you can check out here. This year has been a phenomenal one for us. We’ve grown so much more than we ever have in the past. Our development team alone has a little more than doubled in size. In addition to launching our .NET code-base at the beginning of […]

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in Uncategorized | December 5, 2006 | 183 Words | Comment

‘Expression’ family of products gets an overhaul

If you haven’t already heard, the Expression family of products from Microsoft have undergone a bit of an overhaul. Most important to me as a WPF person is that Expression Interactive Designer has been renamed Expression Blend and is one of the most overhauled tools in the product line. You can read all about the […]

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in Uncategorized | December 5, 2006 | 65 Words | Comment

WPF/E First Public CTP Now Available!

Check out this post from Joe Stegman announcing the first public CTP of the WPF/E technology. Then, read all about WPF/E over here on the newly launched MSDN sub-site. I’m installing the plug-in on OSX now, I can’t wait to start using WPF/E in our web applications!

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in Uncategorized | December 4, 2006 | 50 Words | Comment

As Zune as it runs on Vista…

I’d love to buy myself a Zune, but seeing as how I run on Vista exclusively these days it’s not gonna be of much use to me since the software doesn’t work on Vista yet. So Microsoft… quit dragging your feet and get the Vista support finished up!

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in Uncategorized | December 1, 2006 | 48 Words | 2 Comments

No support for DML/BCP in VSTS for DB Pros

This is just one of those times when I have to wonder who’s calling the shots from a product perspective over at MS. I just started experimenting with Visual Studio Team System for Database Professionals and have run into an absolute show stopper that completely prevents me from being able to do anything useful with […]

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in Uncategorized | November 20, 2006 | 275 Words | 2 Comments

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