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A new video has been posted up on the Virtual TechEd site called the IIS7 Customer Experience , featuring Mario Juarez, Eric Woersching , Jess Coburn and Carlos Caneja . WMV Video: IIS7 Customer Experience Read More...
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I'm now half-way through my speaking tour for the month . In my last post on this I didn't have all of the time/location details on the final events. Here are some updated details below: Zurich, Switzerland on June 18th: In addition to doing the keynote and some Silverlight breakout talks at the Zurich ReMIX conference , I'm also speaking at the local DotMugs.ch .NET user group in the evening of June 18th on ASP.NET and Visual Studio "Orcas". You can learn more and attend the 90 minute user group event for free here . Mountain View, California on June 22nd: I'll be doing the keynote at the Mountain View ReMIX conference next Friday. You can learn more about the event and register (for free) here . Phoenix, Arizona on June 27th: I'll be speaking...
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Yes I've been pretty delinquent in posting to the blog lately -- I blame it on too much work... but that's a bad excuse. I'm going to try and be a bit better about it. Anyway, I'm off to Asia tomorrow for REMIX's and a bunch of other meetings and some site seeing hopefully -- I'll be at REMIX in Seoul, Melbourne, and Singapore and also visiting KL and Tokyo -- Definitely say hello if you are at those events and read this :) Read More...
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After Orcas Beta1 released, some web developers mentioned that there is no documentation available for the new CSS editing features. Since I played around with this feature a lot recently, I would like to give it a try and explain it a little. The first tool I’d like to mention is the style application tool bar. This tool bar enables designers to make visual changes on the design surface using CSS and maintain control over where the CSS is generated and how it is applied to the markup. The style application tool bar looks like this. The Style Application drop down has two modes, Auto mode and Manual mode. In auto mode, Visual Studio chooses where the new style gets applied. In manual mode, the user controls where the styling is applied via the...
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This error is more than a little irritating, especially considering this is Visual Studio 2005 SP1 . I'm getting this, now, for one file, every time I run my application. The way I "fixed" it was to exclude the file from the Web Application Project, recompile, then re-include, the recompiles. Seems to me that the error handler that threw this message box should spend more time fixing the problem automatically and less time informing me of a problem I can do little about. Maybe that's just me. Technorati Tags: ASP.NET , Bug , Visual Studio © 2007 Scott Hanselman. This Feed is for personal non-commercial use only. Meet Over 32,000 Programmers at Dream.In.Code Read More...
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In an interesting situation for a Microsoft evangelist, Drew Robbins found himself in Moscow a few weeks ago, presenting on IIS7 to developers at PHPConf. Drew doesn't speak Russian but luckily for him, there were translators. But more importantly, he was presenting on IIS7 which offers a wealth of new capabilities for managing and hosting PHP on a more reliable, scalable platform - something developers can understand in any language. ( Download the latest beta of FastCGI for IIS7 or IIS6 ) You can read up on Drew's reasons for a PHP developer to love IIS7 on his blog. There are also a bunch of cool pictures (like the one below) that Drew took in Moscow. Finally, a little blast from the past, if you've been reading the IIS.NET blogs since we...
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I just noticed that the Virtual TechEd folks recently published ScottGu's " A Lap Around Silverlight" talk. Watch (or download) it now BTW, @~30:00 did you get the joke from the audience? the "fruit box" is a macbook that shows up later in the talk ;-) Enjoy Read More...
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Several people have asked about how to make the contents of their tabs load when the user first clicks them, thereby reducing initial page size. I can think of several ways to do this with varying levels of complexity, but here's away you can do right now with minimal hacking. We'll think about how to build this in. But for now... Basically we can do this with UpdatePanels. What we'll do is: Add an UpdatePanel inside each TabPanel Add a hidden button to trigger that update panel Add a Panel with Visible="false" that has the content we want to load inside of it (Visible false prevents it from rendering at all) Write some JavaScript to trigger that button. Let's get started. First, we just create an empty AJAX Enabled project and drop an AjaxControlToolkit...
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Well, I've been asked three times now why I haven't blogged about my book, so here it is. I worked with Dan Wahlin and Wrox to create a book about ASP.NET AJAX. The book covers the UpdatePanel, ScriptManager and other server controls, discusses how the Microsoft AJAX Library works and how you can more easily invoke web services, provide client-side event handlers, debug and deploy your AJAX application and write custom AJAX controls. Check it out at Amazon Professional ASP.NET AJAX Professional ASP.NET AJAX here . Read More...
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The new .reflector assembly list file feature of .NET Reflector can be used to streamline the class browsing experience for Script#... Read More...
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