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• New Release of "Virtual Earth JavaScript Intellisense Helper" available for download

  Marc Schweigert just announced a new version of the Virtual Earth JavaScript Intellisense Helper . You can find the details on his blog . Get it now! Daniel Read More... Posted Apr 17 2008, 12:46 PM by <dw:daniel_walzenbach runat="server" /> : ASP.NET Filed under: ASP.NET, ASP.NET AJAX, Virtual Earth

• Did you miss MIX08? Watch the keynotes live!

  Alright! Fair enough! This is too late for the first keynote from Ray Ozzie, Scott Guthrie, Dean Hachamovitch. Fortunately though you can watch this keynote online :-) So, here are the keynote links: Wednesday, March 5 •    9:30 am (GTM -08:00), Keynote : Ray Ozzie, Scott Guthrie, Dean Hachamovitch  -- streamed live here .  Thursday, March 6 •    1:00 pm (GTM -08:00), Keynote: Steve Ballmer & Guy Kawasaki  -- streamed live here . Besides that we’ll have session recordings available at http://sessions.visitmix.com – if all goes well within 24 hours after each live session :-) Additional information provides the official MIX homepage .    Daniel Read More... Posted Mar 05 2008, 04:23 PM by <dw:daniel_walzenbach runat="server" /> : ASP.NET Filed under: ASP.NET, Windows Live, WPF, Silverlight, Cool Stuff, C#, VB.NET, ASP.NET AJAX, Virtual Earth, ASP.NET MVC, Windows Vista

• JavaScript Intellisense for the Virtual Earth Map Control

  Whooow!!! This is freaking sweet! Did you ever wish for JavaScript Intellisense support when working with the Virtual Earth Map Control in Visual Studio 2008? Marc Schweigert set up a tiny CodePlex project named the Virtual Earth JavaScript Intellisense Helper which enables exactly this. In order for Virtual Earth JavaScript Intellisense to work Marc created a couple of js files including comments. Those files can then be used by the Intellisense engine when a method is consumed (To be more specific Marc created a file VeJavaScriptIntellisenseHelper.js which references all the other files including the xml formatted comments. VeJavaScriptIntellisenseHelper.js then is referenced using the /// <reference> syntax as can be seen in the picture... Posted Mar 03 2008, 11:31 AM by &lt;dw:daniel_walzenbach runat=&quot;server&quot; /&gt; : ASP.NET Filed under: ASP.NET, JavaScript, Virtual Earth

• Folien und Demos zu meinen Vorträgen auf dem Microsoft Launch 2008 und der BASTA! Spring 2008

  Servus! Anbei die Folien und Demos zu meinen Vorträgen auf dem Microsoft Launch 2008 SQL Server 2008 - Was ist neu für Entwickler Folien (1,66MB) Demos (4,39KB) Best Practices für die Entwicklung hochperformanter AJAX-Anwendungen Folien (1,73MB) Beyond Relational - Geoinformationen und unstrukturierte Daten Folien (1,68MB) und der BASTA! Spring 2008 : ASP.NET Model View Controller Folien (916KB) Demos (895KB) Visualisierung von Geodaten mit Virtual Earth Folien (1,07MB) Schöne Grüße!    Daniel Read More... Posted Mar 03 2008, 04:18 AM by <dw:daniel_walzenbach runat="server" /> : ASP.NET Filed under: ASP.NET, SQL, ASP.NET AJAX, Virtual Earth, SQL Server, ASP.NET MVC

• Geocoding or How to transform a list of addresses into Latitude/Longitude values and display them on a map? Sourcecode included!

  Since I did http://www.woistdaniel.de/ and occasionally talk about Virtual Earth I almost always get asked the same question. Someone has a list of companies/stores/medics/pharmacies/clubs/museums/”u name it” with the address consisting of the street, zip code and the city, wants to display those items on a map and provide additional information for them. Unfortunately I never had a comprehensive reference to point to and therefore decided to write a step by step guide on the above topic on my own ;-) Geocode the data Let’s get started with some random locations in Munich that should be visualized on a Virtual Earth map and imagine, that we have the data in an excel sheet like this: Name Description AddressLine PostalCode PrimaryCity CountryRegion... Posted Dec 15 2007, 06:50 PM by <dw:daniel_walzenbach runat="server" /> : ASP.NET Filed under: ASP.NET, Virtual Earth

• How to develop Microsoft Virtual Earth applications in managed code like C# instead of JavaScript

  Volta , a Live Labs technology preview launched last week, includes bindings for Virtual Earth. The VoltaVirtualEarth library allows developers using Volta to build Virtual Earth applications for the browser, in managed code. This translates into static type checking, IntelliSense, integrated debugging, and many others—see the Volta docs for a list of the benefits. If you're interested in seeing it in action a subset of the Virtual Earth interactive SDK is available online , with the code written in C# rather than JavaScript. For example, here's the code for the Show/Hide a shape sample: private void ShowHideShape() { var map = new Microsoft.LiveLabs.Volta.VirtualEarth.Map(mapDiv); map.LoadMap(); Shape shape = new Shape(ShapeType.Pushpin, map... Posted Dec 15 2007, 08:31 AM by <dw:daniel_walzenbach runat="server" /> : ASP.NET Filed under: ASP.NET, JavaScript, Cool Stuff, C#, Virtual Earth