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VS 2005 and Express Family
The Visual Studio 2005 Beta 1 and the Express family are available now. There're lots of articles about Visual Studio, VB and C# 2005 on the Internet, and of course, including ASP.NET v2.0.
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TechEd 2004 Sessions
Yes, the TechEd 2004 sessions are available now, as stated by Matt and some other bloggers here. I'm appreciate and glad to see these materials were put online so promptly. I checked out the VB 2005 session by Amanda Silver at first, as I just read an excellent article in this topic last week. However, the quality of this session is so disappointing... Except the PPT, I see nothing especially the Demo sessions (which is critically important for developers, IMO) and I just saw “something” were highlighted in the solution explorer/“something” were moved (drag & drop?) in the designer pane. I know it's free and I do respect the organizer to put these materials online, but it's really hard for me to keep on watching this great stuff!
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Concept of ASP.NET Callbacks
Nikhil blog about the concept and design issues of async callbacks in server control, he really did a great work and be sure to check out his little animated slide in explaining callback. The idea of callback is awesome and I'm sure lots of developers have implemented something like this in v1.* nowadays, especially for those have practical experience in using classic ASP and XMLHTTP.
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testing
testing, please ignore
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Y2-Gay Bug?
I don't know how many people (e.g. use BIT to indicate Gender in SQL Server) will have headache after reading this blog... -
ASP.NET Beta Forums RC2 Released
The ASP.NET Forums Development Team present the beta 2 of the next version of ASP.NET Forums application yesterday. As Rob played a large part in making the ASP.NET Forums application in the past, so a lots of queries (and worries) arose in the ASP.NET community lately.. Fortunately, Rob came out and post a clarification:
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