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Subscribe to everything Subscribe to MP3 Download MP3 Original Url: http://aspnetpodcast.com/CS11/blogs/asp.net_podcast/archive/2008/07/25/asp-net-podcast-show-120-deploying-web-applications-with-vishal-joshi.aspx Show Notes: Web Deployment WAP vs. Websites WAP Websites Web Setup project produces an MSI file WDP Add on MSDeploy.exe Sql publication wizard Rick Rolling Vishal Joshi Blog: http://www.vishaljoshi.blogspot.com/ Read More...

Listen to the Show! Jess Chadwick describes how to integrate the ASP.NET AJAX framework with ASP.NET MVC. With a few tricks up his sleeve, Jess makes it easier than it seems. Jess is "Lead Code Monkey" at Infragistics , president of the New Jersey .NET User Group and contributor to the Code Camp Server project. Resources Jess' Sample Code Download the AJAX Library Ajax with the ASP.NET MVC Framework ASP.NET MVC Preview 4 Release (Part 1) AJAX support in the ASP.NET MVC Framework AJAX Panels with ASP.NET MVC Are You a Crackpot? I ran across the " Crackpot Index " and thought it was hilarious. This is a quiz of sorts you can take to see if your scientific theory propels you into true crackpot status. Sometimes I think we...

Listen to the Show Pete LePage is Product Manager of Internet Explorer Developer Division and he doesn’t want your web site to stink. Sharing from his talk given at TechEd 2008, Pete highlights 10 common web design mistakes and tells you how you can bypass the same blunders. Pete also tells us how future features of Internet Explorer will help your visitors leave your site with a smile. Pete mentioned a number of resources to make your life easier. Pete's blog Pete's Twitter feed IE Team blog IE Center VPC's with different versions of IE for testing Code Validators XHTML CSS RSS 508 Accessiblity IE8 Activities IE8 Webslices The Mistakes The following list is Pete's designated top 10 mistakes. Lousy and out-of-date content Non...

Listen to the Show Steve Schofield is an IIS expert working for webhost ORCS Web . Steve and his team are responsible for such sites as Channel9 , ASP.NET , weblogs.asp.net and ASP Alliance . As a member ASP Insiders and a IIS MVP - Steve knows his way around a web server. Steve sheds light on how the new features in IIS7 make it easy for developers to have more control over the request/response execution. Resources Steve Schofield's blog IIS.NET ASP.NET "Hacks" SubSonic 2.1 Aggregate Query Examples Free Icon Sets Dot Net Kicks Read More...

Listen to the Show Debugging guru John Robbins brings to life the saying, “you cannot debug what you cannot see.” John is generous with guidance and resources that illustrate why knowing a little about the .NET plumbing can go a long way. Highlighting the show is John’s account of how he helped find a very obscure bug in a complex multi-machine system. Don’t miss this one! John Robbins is a co-founder of Wintellect and is a sought-after author, speaker and consultant specializing in the art of debugging. See John present Live at Devscovery in Redmond August 19-21 2008. Resources Easier Debugging with Attributes Tess Ferrandez’s Blog Concurrency : MSDN site for parallel computing Reflector .NET reference source code (use John’s handy downloader...

Listen to the Show! When first introduced to Dynamic Data , developers often write the technology off as “just another Microsoft grid.” Microsoft ASP.NET Program Manager Scott Hunter joins us today with details about what not only makes Dynamic Data valuable, but why it’s ripe for use in your applications. For a 101 introduction to Dynamic Data watch a screen cast on the Polymorphic Podcast: Dynamic Data Intro . Hear Scott field the following questions (and more!): So, what took so long? ;) What is required to get DD talking to a database? How does using DD affect performance? What about security? How do you add DD to existing applications? How do you interate with applications that have have an existing data access architecture? What about...

Subscribe to Everything . Original Url: http://aspnetpodcast.com/CS11/blogs/asp.net_podcast/archive/2008/07/01/asp-net-podcast-show-119-using-the-history-back-functionality-with-the-asp-net-ajax-web-services-in-net-3-5-service-pack-1-beta-1.aspx Subscribe to WMV format . Subscribe to M4V for iPod Users . Subscribe to MP3 (Audio only) . Download WMV . Download M4V for iPod Users . Download MP3 (Audio only) . Download PPT associated file . Show Notes: This show is an extension of Show #110 on ASP.NET AJAX and Live Maps . Back and forward are now enabled. Data stored on the url. Upcoming Community Events: GiveCamp in Ann Arbor, MI. http://www.annarborgivecamp.org . Check for Satellite events. CodeStock in Knoxville on August 9. http://www.codestock...

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So I *finally* managed to get a videocast/podcast done. Wally has been harassing me for ages, and I eventually had the time to get one done. This one is on the Peer to Peer support in Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) and how easy it is to do. Its remarkably simple yet extremely powerful. I hope you enjoy it. Subscribe to EVERYTHING <-- What you REALLY WANT TO DO! Original Url: http://aspnetpodcast.com/CS11/blogs/asp.net_podcast/archive/2008/06/19/asp-net-podcast-show-118-paul-on-peer-to-peer-with-windows-communication-foundation.aspx Subscribe to WMV Video only . Subscribe to M4V Video only . Subscribe to MP3 Audio only . Download WMV . Download M4V . Download MP3 . Show Notes: Understanding PNRP Clounds http://blogs.msdn.com/p2p/archive...

Each day we all use everyday things to accomplish everyday tasks. For programmers our everyday tools are arrays, loops and OOP constructs. We all use them, but are we all aware of the performance implications? In his talk, The Performance of Everyday Things, Jeffery Richter asks the question, "Do you know what goes on under the hood in .NET?" Performance of an application impacts user experience in dramatic ways. When software is slow user’s frustrations soar and create an anxious user experience. In this podcast our guest, renown author , consultant and co-founder of Wintellect Jeffrey Richter sheds some light on how everyday programming practices can have a significant effect on application performance. Listen to the Show Interview...