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Moving to BlogEngine.NET

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09-28-2007, 2:07 AM

IIS 7.0 Hits RC0 - Lots of cool new IIS7 Extensions Also Now Available

One of the products that my team builds that I am most proud of is IIS 7. IIS 7 is a *major* update of our web-server stack, and introduces a significantly new and improved extensibility, configuration, and administration architecture. I've blogged about some of its features in the past here and here . Doing a major re-architecture on a mature product is never easy. Doing so on one that runs more than 40% of the web servers on the Internet is especially daunting. The final product, though, is fantastic - and delivers an incredibly flexible, scalable, and robust server architecture that is going to enable us to-do really exciting things going forward. Earlier this week we shipped the RC0 build of Windows Server 2008 and IIS 7.0. You can learn...
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How-To: Installing Windows Virtualization Services (Hypervisor) on Windows Server 2008 RC0

Windows Server 2008 RC0 is out and available to download, peeps. Burn it to a DVD, find a spare machine and have at it. It was a little confusing for me to find my way around, download, get a product key, etc, so here's what worked for me. Note that I'm not involved with that group, so this is GEEK TO GEEK. For official stuff, visit the Virtualization Team's blog . My stuff may be wrong and isn't meant to replace the docs. No warranty, your mileage may vary, no complaints taken. ;) Download Windows Server RC0 Go to the Download: Windows Server 2008 RC Site to get your Product Key . You'll be sent to a Shopping Cart looking dealie, but everything is $0. Proceed to "buy" the $0 copy and make note of your Product Key. I recommend the "Enterprise...
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Microsoft Passes OpenAjax Aliance Interop Tests

A number of folks at Microsoft like Bertrand Le Roy have been working for some time to insure interop with our AJAX technologies. Read about their successes here. http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,2187997,00.asp http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,2105689,00.asp Read More...
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Resources from my AJAX World Talks

Thanks to everyone who attended my Keynot and breakout sessions at AJAX World and for all the kind worlds. As promised, here are all th epowerpoint. Keynote: AJAX In the Ballance. http://www.joeon.net/downloads/AJAX_In_the_Balance.zip Breakout: Doing AJAX with the Microsoft AJAX Development Platform http://www.joeon.net/downloads/MS_AJAX_2007.zip Breakout: Microsoft AJAX Programming on the Client http://www.joeon.net/downloads/MS_AJAX_Client_Dev.zip Read More...
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FastCGI for IIS Goes LIVE !!!

HUGE KUDOS to the IIS team for their hard work and innovation (technical and political) for making FastCGI a reality.) If your a developer that needs to use a CGI based platform (Like PHP) and work on Windows – then this is a godsend. They guys went into over-drive to get this ready before the upcoming Zend-Con. Here are the official particulars. Since early 2006, Microsoft and Zend have been working together on a technical collaboration with the PHP community to significantly enhance the reliability and performance of PHP on Windows Server 2003 and Windows Server 2008. As part of this collaboration, the IIS product group has been working on a new component for IIS6 and IIS7 called FastCGI Extension which will enable IIS to much more effectively...
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Response.Redirect into a new window (with Extension Methods)

This question comes up from time to time , to time . If you understand how redirects work, then you also know it is "not possible" to redirect into a new window, because a redirect on the server causes a special HTTP response to be sent to the users browser...( read more ) Read More...
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JSON-style dictionary parameters in C#?

Eilon has an interesting post about using the new anonymous object initializer syntax in APIs that take dictionaries. The end result looks very much like the JSON parameterized function calls that are very common in many JavaScript frameworks, which shows once more how C# is getting many of the nice features of dynamic languages while remaining statically-typed. While I wouldn't use that just to get named parameters like those frameworks are often doing, it looks well-justified in this context because the parameter it's being used for is actually not predetermined. http://weblogs.asp.net/leftslipper/archive/2007/09/24/using-c-3-0-anonymous-types-as-dictionaries.aspx Read More...
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Programming Silverlight 1.0 with C# - Photo Carousel (Part 3)

Script# supports programming against Silverlight 1.0. You can start writing your RIA and associated components and controls in C# rather than in JavaScript... today! This series of posts will build a photo carousel one step at a time to illustrate this approach. Part 3 completes the series by adding data-binding and templating to the carousel and by querying Flickr using JSONP to fetch the actual photos to display in our photo viewer scenario. Read More...
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09-24-2007, 1:24 AM

September 23rd Links: VS, ASP.NET, ASP.NET AJAX, Silverlight, WPF

Here is the latest in my link-listing series . Also check out my ASP.NET Tips, Tricks and Tutorials page for links to popular articles I've done myself in the past. Visual Studio 11 Visual Studio 2005 IDE Tips and Tricks to Make You a More Productive Developer : Chinh Do has put together an excellent post that covers a bunch of VS 2005 Tips and Tricks that you can use immediately to optimize your developer workflow. I actually learned a few new ones reading it! Highly recommended. Multi-threaded Debugging in Visual Studio 2008 : Scott Hanselman has a quick post that shows a screen-shot of the new multi-threaded debugging features in VS 2008. ASP.NET Debugging Script: Dumping out ASP.NET Session Contents : Tess Ferrandez from the ASP.NET support...

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