Support for ObjectDataProvider with ContructorParameters broken in EID I just filed a bug over on Microsoft Connect about a problem in Expression Interactive Designer with the design time support for an ObjectDataProvider where ConstructorParameters are used. I noticed it a couple weeks ago and never got around to filing, but I just got back into working on the project where I was having the […] Share this:FacebookTwitterLinkedInMoreRedditWhatsAppSkypeEmail
Atlas gets its official product name Well, the news is out over on Scott Guthrie’s weblog: Atlas has received it’s offical name and true to Microsoft tradition it’s no where near as cool as the code-name. 😛 There are technically three major facets to the product formally known as Atlas and Scott does a good job breaking it down, but I’ll […] Share this:FacebookTwitterLinkedInMoreRedditWhatsAppSkypeEmail
ASP.NET 2.0 Feature Conversion Completed We officially rolled out a release of the “My” Mimeo.com web application this weekend. While we actually added some really great customer features, one of the biggest things in this release development wise was a full upgrade to use several features of ASP.NET 2.0 that were previously solved by a bunch of proprietary code that I wrote […] Share this:FacebookTwitterLinkedInMoreRedditWhatsAppSkypeEmail
Providing custom context to your WCF service operations First off, I’d like to say that I absolutely love how extensible WCF is. So far there hasn’t been anything I can’t do. Unfortunately the documentation, examples and guidance around extensibility is still lacking a bit at this point. This is somewhat disturbing considering that RC1 just went out. Now, on to what I really want to […] Share this:FacebookTwitterLinkedInMoreRedditWhatsAppSkypeEmail
Miguel calls WPF the J2EE of GUI APIs My friend Doug pointed me to Miguel’s post about WPF today where he calls it the J2EE of GUI APIs. While I’ve read some of Miguel’s previous posts about WPF, to make such a broad statement as this, you would think a person would back it up with some examples of exactly what about Avalon is so overly-complex, […] Share this:FacebookTwitterLinkedInMoreRedditWhatsAppSkypeEmail
VS 2005 SP1 in September Guess we can look forward to the first service pack for VS 2005 in Sept. For details, check out this page over on MSDN. Share this:FacebookTwitterLinkedInMoreRedditWhatsAppSkypeEmail
XAML Discussion on Channel9 I noticed via a post on Rob Relyea’s blog that an interview, with Rob himself, was posted over on Channel9 last night. The interview is all about XAML and how it works its magic. Why XAML? Is it compiled? If so, how does it get compiled? WTH is BAML? How does the code-behind get wired together? […] Share this:FacebookTwitterLinkedInMoreRedditWhatsAppSkypeEmail
WPF MSDN Browser Inspired by Craig’s MSDNMan, Ian has created an MSDN browser with WPF. If, like me, you read a ton of MSDN content every day, both of these tools are extreeeemely welcome additions to browsing the online content or using the installed version of the content. Share this:FacebookTwitterLinkedInMoreRedditWhatsAppSkypeEmail
ADO.NET vNext Documents Back Online Just noticed, thanks to this post over on MSDN Weblogs, that the ADO.NET vNext Documentation is back online. There’s two articles to check out: The ADO.NET Entity Framework Overview Next Generation Data Access Share this:FacebookTwitterLinkedInMoreRedditWhatsAppSkypeEmail
ADO.NET Entities I mentioned ADO.NET v3 a little while back, but all the info that leaked out was pulled. Now there’s a video up on Channel9 with Anders Hejlsberg and Sam Druker on the entity features that are coming with the next version of ADO.NET. The driving technology for all of this is of course LINQ. Exciting times […] Share this:FacebookTwitterLinkedInMoreRedditWhatsAppSkypeEmail
