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    MIX.06 Video on Channel 9
    Curious about the upcoming MIX conference? Not sure if you should be excited or not? Check out the video on Channel 9 about it .
    SmartPhone WebService Development with the Emulator
    Ok, so I'm really more of a rich client kind of guy. Give me some Windows Forms, heck...even give me some ASP.NET. But even I have to admit that it is damn cool to access data across the country or even across the world through the air from your mobile...
    RE: To WebService or Not to WebService
    In a recent entry I talked about (and also posed some questions) WebServices and when and when not to use them. The answer came out to be both. Brian and Alex had some good points! I'm now just going to skip the WebService reference in my ASP.NET application...
    To WebService or Not to WebService
    Maybe I'm just the wandering idiot in this community, but I have no idea why this didn't hit me until a few days ago. Quite often I find myself struggling over wheather or not to use WebServices in cases I'd like to expose my main logic and data to a...
    Serializing UI Thoughts and Code Experiments
    I was reading through some posts on various Microsoft Forums last night and I came across a few different people asking about being able to persist the contents of a TreeView to an Xml file (apparently other packages have this feature, like Java or something...
    Asynchronus WebService Calls
    In addition to Julie's link, here's another good one, especially if you like to hear someone explaining it to you in a British accent (namely Mark Boulter) MSDN TV: Windows Forms and Async Web Services in 5 Minutes
    WebService Usage
    I saw Julie's post that took me to Alex's post and I really like this subject. However, I don't totally agree. I definitely agree that WebServices are another layer in a multi-layer architecture. What I don't totally agree with is that there should be...
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