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الأسبوع الماضي قدمت محاضرة في مؤتمر ASP.NET Connections في أورلاندو. ولقد ألقيت محاضرة عامة يوم الأثنين وقمت بإعطاء محاضرتين أخرتين في ذلك اليوم، بإمكانك أن تقوم بتحميل المحاضرات اللمحاضرة العامة هذه هي المحاضرة للملاحظات الأساسية والمفتاحية هنا الحديث الذي قمت بعرضه حول كيفية تتبع debug شيفر المصدر لهيكل الـ .NET . وكيف يمكنك أن تقوم بإعداد هذا الخيار في الـ VS2008 من هنا وقد قمت أيضاً بعرض حول بناء موقع انترنت باستعمال الدينامكي للبيانات ASP.NET Dynamic Data والذي يمكنك أن تتعلم عنه المزيد من هنا . وقد قمت أيضاً باستعراض استعمال الهيكل الجديد في ASP.NET MVC ، يمكنك أن تعرف المزيد من هنا . ولقد قمت أيضاً بعرض موقع الـ Hard Rock Memorabilia الذي تم بناءها باستعمال Silverlight 2. يمكنك أن تجرب هذا التطبيق بنفسك من هنا ويمكنك أن تتعلم المويد حول...

Last week I presented at the ASP.NET Connections Conference in Orlando.  I gave a general session talk on Monday, and then two breakout talks later that day.  You can download my slides+samples below: General Session The slides for my keynote can be downloaded here .  In the talk I demonstrated how to debug the .NET Framework source code.  You can learn how to set this up with VS 2008 here .  I also demonstrated building a site using the new ASP.NET Dynamic Data support - which you can learn more about here .  I also demonstrated using the new ASP.NET MVC Framework - which you can learn more about here . I also showed off the new Hard Rock Memorabilia site built with Silverlight 2.  You can try out the Hard...

Thank you everyone who came to my Building "Pure" Ajax Applications talk in Orlando! Here are the performance results recorded during the talk: Server-Side ASP.NET : 2,884 bytes (response size) Server-Side ASP.NET AJAX (Update Panel) : 1,663 bytes (response size) Client-Side AJAX (with Web Service Call) : 778 bytes (response size) Here is a link to the updated PowerPoint slides: Pure Ajax PowerPoint Slides Finally, here is the code for the different approaches discussed during the talk: Talk Code The talk code includes the pure declarative client-side control sample. This sample also demonstrates how to create templates that can be parsed and used entirely on the client. Read More...

This week I'm visiting Scottsdale Arizona and will be presenting at a free user group event during the day.  I'm presenting two sessions myself: 1) Developing Applications using Silverlight 2 : This will be a drill-down into the new Silverlight 2 Beta1 release, and how you can build applications with it using VS 2008 and Expression Blend.  You'll leave this session with a good understanding of the basics of Silverlight programming and how to start building applications with it. 2) Developing Applications using ASP.NET MVC : This session will be a drill-down into the new ASP.NET Model-View-Controller framework option (which last week was updated .  You'll leave this session with a good understanding of what it is...

I'll be Huntsville, AL on Monday evening to do a Deepdive into the UpdatePanel in ASP.NET AJAX . And while you are at it, please buy 3-4 copies of my book. They make great gifts for the ones you love............... Read More...

  Like all good things, sadly Seattle CodeCamp has come to an end. I had a great time and enjoyed hanging out with all the CodeCampers. I particularly enjoyed hearing about the different challenges customers are facing in their implementations. I also took part in more than a few discussions about our p&p deliverables including perceptions on the new Unity container and our newly announced "Prism" project. In general I heard no complaints and a lot of support for the new emphasis we've been putting on simplifying our deliverables and giving more options as to how you use them. As to my talks, well they certainly didn't turn out as I had planned ;) My WCSF talk was originally scheduled to be around an advanced topic...

I forgot to post on this, well better late than never. This weekend I'm speaking at the Seattle CodeCamp on WCSF and SCSF. Actually Day one is over, which leaves one more talk left tomorrow on using SCSF and the Disconnected Service Agent. Session state injection your way with WCSF - Saturday, 1:45 to 3:00 PM The StateValue mechanism in Web Client Software Factory provides a nice clean way of injecting values to and from ASP.NET's session state. One of it's big advantages is it provides for testability, allowing the values to be substituted in a unit test. Another big advantage is that it allows a declarative way for values from ASP.NET Session's state to be plugged in. But what happens if you aren't relying on ASP.NET Session...

This Friday I'm leaving for a 10 day trip to Asia.  Traveling on business doesn't usually get me excited (I was on a plane ~70 times last year), but I am really looking forward to this trip as it will be my first trip to Asia.  I'll be visiting China (Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen), South Korea (Seoul), and Japan (Tokyo), and I will be presenting at events, meeting with customers, and visiting one of the development teams in my group that is based in China.  I'm also hoping to get a chance to see immerse myself a little in the countries. Below are some details on the presentations I'll be doing during the trip if you are interested in attending or learning more: China (Beijing, January 13th) South Korea (Coex Conference Center 310...

One of the things that many people have asked for over the years with ASP.NET is built-in support for developing web applications using a model-view-controller (MVC) based architecture. Last weekend at the Alt.NET conference in Austin I gave the first public demonstration of a new ASP.NET MVC framework that my team has been working on. You can watch a video of my presentation about it on Scott Hanselman's blog here . We'll be releasing a public preview of this ASP.NET MVC Framework a little later this year. We'll then ship it as a fully supported ASP.NET feature in the first half of next year. What is a Model View Controller (MVC) Framework? MVC is a framework methodology that divides an application's implementation into three component roles...

The last two days I've been speaking at the the MIX:UK conference that was held this week in London. We had a sold out crowd of 500 people come to learn more about some of the new Microsoft web technologies. I gave 5 talks at the conference, including the Keynote and 4 breakout talks: Building Silverlight Applications with .NET (Part 1 and 2), and Building ASP.NET 3.5 Applications with VS 2008 (Part 1 and 2). I also had the chance to participate on 2 panels (including a really fun one where we sat around and drank tea, ate biscuits, and discussed technology trends). Below are the slides + demos from my talks if you are interested in downloading them. Building Silverlight Applications with .NET (Part 1 and 2) This two part session drilled into...