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AJAX 4.0 release at CodePlex
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I just received an email from my MVP lead about these new release. Seems like lately Microsoft is using CodePlex for all their releases, a very good thing. Allows developers to see the code and learn. Microsoft transparency improves every year. Everything...
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Pre-order on Amazon: Developing Service-Oriented AJAX Applications on the Microsoft® Platform
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A must have book if you use MS AJAX on your web applications be on the UpdatePanel. Mr. Daniel Larson wrote the amazing book. Great reference guide as a good general real to understand MS AJAX. Cheers Al
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How to update your iPhone to the new version 2.0
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The new version of the iPhone 2.0 is here. But Apple hasn’t made it available via iTunes as normally has. Maybe tomorrow morning? In any case, you don’t want to wait any longer. I don’t blame you, I didn’t. I downloaded the new version from Apple (225MB...
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Microsoft MVP Award renewed!
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I received THE email this morning from my MVP Lead: “Dear Albert Pascual, Congratulations! We are pleased to present you with the 2008 Microsoft® MVP Award! The MVP Award is our way to say thank you for promoting the spirit of community and improving...
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Speaking at the Inland Empire User Group
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July 8th I’ll be presenting http://geotwitter.net at the Inland Empire User G roups. I don’t have a power point presentation yet for GeoTwitter . Right now I show the website and each part of the code as well as how to connect to the C odePlex to download...
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ArcGIS 9.3 has was release today
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ArcGIS 9.3 Release comes with loads of online resources for anybody to get up to speed fast: What’s new on ArcGIS 9.3 Watch the presentation here. Documentation can be found here. With great ADF and JavaScript samples. You’ll find online demos that will...
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Hospital Implements High-Tech Emergency Response System
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The project I develop is in the news today: From Information Week: “GPS-enabled cell phones and other mobile location-tracking technologies used for Enhanced 911 capabilities are helping emergency response workers find people in trouble. The deployment...
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UDP Packet Generator
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Tonight I need a UDP Packet generator, so I thought just to paste it here so I can help anybody looking for something like that. I have a few files I want to transfer using UDP to another machine. Remember that UDP does not warranty delivery. Change the...
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Best practices for using LINQ to SQL on your existing web applications.
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Previously I have been talking about the limitations of Linq to SQL for your data layer. You should read it here . This post is part of the Linq to SQL series . Linq to SQL is a great technology I found that adding the data layer on the web application...
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And the free MSDN Subscription goes to …
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Share this post : I spent this weekend looking at all the submission from all around the world. I finally narrow it down to 5 people that in my mind and opinion, even maybe wrong, they deserve the Premium MSDN subscription. I was looking for a person...
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