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Microsoft Launch 2008 in Los Angeles was a blast!
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This morning I went all the way to LA to attend to the Microsoft Launch 2008 in LA. Where after a great presentation from Steve Ballmer on Visual Studio 2008, Microsoft SQL 2008 and Microsoft Server 2008, we were showered on marketing gifts and t-shirts...
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I'll be blogging live at the Microsoft 2008 Launch in Los Angeles
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Wednesday 27th is the Microsoft 2008 launch in LA, very exciting day where we'll be able to see the keynotes by Steve Ballmer where he'll introduce Windows Server 2008, Visual Studio 2008 and SQL Server 2008. Send me an email or drop a comment if you...
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Your First Silverlight 1.1 and Ajax Project
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Posted on dotenetslackers on Published: 19 Nov 2007 Al Pascual shows how to create a Silverlight 1.1 web application that leverages Ajax. Introduction The job of a software engineer shouldn't end on the road home from a long day at the office. The hardest...
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Silverlight 2.0 is almost here
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Scott Guthrie as always reveals the news after Microsoft pulled Silverlight 1.1 out of the road map. All the requests for new features made Microsoft re-think 1.1. Silverlight 2.0 comes out with socket support and out of the box controls. Everything the...
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GeoRSS is taking off. When location matters.
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GeoRss came out and only people working with GIS started using it. That's what I thought, a month ago I allowed people to subscribe to my blog using GeoRSS and many did . Now you can read my blog and will let you know the location where the blog is talking...
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The code trip is coming to you town soon.
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This is a fantastic opportunity for developers to learn and see the new stuff coming out from Microsoft. It’s being a year full of new releases and we still getting used to all the new frameworks, ides, plug ins, ajax, databases and service packs that...
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Scott Guthrie becomes MS VP!
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http://www.microsoft.com/Presspass/press/2008/feb08/2008ExpandedLeadershipPR.mspx Congratulations Scott! Al
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The Power of Caching on ASP.NET, speed up your web application.
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I have been using the ASP.NET Cache for many years, as its a complete set of tools that allow me to keep my web site up to date without user interaction. Web applications need to be ready to deliver the data prepared to the user in milliseconds. You should...
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Do not call name a Web form "Login.aspx" on VS2008 with ASP.NET 2.0
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In Visual Studio 2005 came out the new framework 2.0, in that one, there was a class called Login that had always problems if you create a page called "Login.aspx" as you partial class was going to be called Login. Now in VS2008 I was hoping...
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