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As Microsoft’s Senior Director of Open Source Communities , I couldn’t be happier to share with you today an update on a wide range of Open Source developments on Windows Azure. As we continue to provide incremental improvements to Windows Azure , we remain committed to working with developer communities . We’ve spent a lot of time listening, and we have heard you loud and clear. We understand that there are many different technologies that developers may want to use to build applications...( read more ) Read More...
This is the third post on the series: 1: Moving a SitemapPath Control to ASP.NET Web Pages 2: Use URL Rewrite to maintain your Page rankings (SEO) ASP.NET has a nice feature to help for deployment processes where you can drop an HTML file named app_offline.htm and it will unload all assemblies and code that it has loaded letting you easily delete binaries and deploy the new version while still serving back to customers the friendly message that you provide telling them that your site is under...( read more ) Read More...
After many years I decided that it is time to rewrite my Web site using Razor. A bit of history, I started it around 2003 using ASP.NET 1.1. When .NET 2.0 came around in 2005 I migrated to it and it was great being able to leverage features like MasterPages, Themes, Sitemaps, and many other features. Honestly it is a pretty simple Web site, with mostly content, so very few controls, Sitemap, my own custom Menu control, and a couple more. Last week it was moved to use .NET 4.0 and it feels its about...( read more ) Read More...
Today Microsoft Open Sourced the reference designs to the .Net Gadgeteer, a rapid prototyping, education/hobbyist kit built on the .NET Micro Framework. T he .Net Gadgeteer team has spent the past few months redesigning and re-implementing the kit to ensure that the architecture will work with the widest variety of processors and support the most diverse set of modules. The .NET Gadgeteer is based on a set of pluggable modules that remove the need to create specific connections for each electronic...( read more ) Read More...
Recently, I came across an issue where the customer faced an FIPS (Federal Information Processing Standards) related error on the .aspx pages which had debug=”true”. His ASP.net application was hosted on IIS7 running on Windows Server 2008 SP2. And, he was able to reproduce the issue using a very simple page. The error message was: Looking at the error, we know that there are articles like KB 911722 and a good blog - Enforcing FIPS Certified Cryptography which discuss the same issue. In Windows Server...( read more ) Read More...
When web pages are posted back to the server, by default user is returned to the top of the page. On a large web page, you might have a requirement to scroll down the user automatically to the last position on the page. MaintainScrollPositionOnPostBack page property can be used to achieve this in one of the following ways. Application level: To set the property by default for all pages in the website, open web.config and add the attribute to the pages node. <pages maintainScrollPositionOnPostBack...( read more ) Read More...
The first podcast in my new series is now live at http://misfitgeek.com/podcast/misfit-geek-podcast/ This episode is an interview with Senior Lean PM Scott Hunter on the future of Web Forms. Hope you will listen, subscribe and enjoy ! Technorati Tags: podcast , microsoft asp.net ajax training , .net , asp , asp.net , web forms...( read more ) Read More...
There is a new video up on youtube that is the beginning of many more videos. You should check it out and look for for more coming soon. Also, see if you recognize any of the people in this, feel free to post here who you think they are. Read More......( read more ) Read More...
Want to get more details about Windows Azure ? There is a really helpful video done by Channel 9 that talks about this upcoming product and how it works. I think this gives great details about the architecture and also how you will use this and Read More......( read more ) Read More...
So I have started to look at the new Windows Azure that we just announced, you can download the framework from here . You can also read more about it at Azure Services Platform Developer Center . As I started looking at this, the main sample I was Read More......( read more ) Read More...
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