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Hey, I'm just helping to spread the word! A sampled a few links and quotes that has already been posted to blogosphere for your pleasure and knowledge. :) Download it here -> http://www.codeplex.com/aspnet/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=16775...
I've looked this up twice now so I'm posting it to my blog for future reference and as a quick-tip for others. Say you got a web page with a dropdown/select listbox and you want to reload/auto postback the page when the selection changes. One way to do...
Someone commented on an earlier blog post I did on REST, POX/POJO and WCF and the comment read: How about REST WCF bits from .NET 3.5 SP1? Is it possible now to let the user decide in which format he wants the response (xml or json) like MySpace API for...
Kirk Eveans wrote a blog post about Creating RESTful Services Using WCF , which gives you a good understanding of how to get started with REST on WCF. In his sample, Kirk has 2 methods in a REST interface: [ ServiceContract ] public interface IService...
I thought this blog post by Matt Valerio was good, and it gave me a few ideas to use in a current test project. He wrote a helper method to be able to use anonymous types when calling a delegate or lambda in the ThreadPool: public delegate void WaitCallback...
I just picked up this answer to a comment on ScottGu's blog : I believe we will be showing using ASP.NET MVC with IronRuby and IronPython later this week at TechEd. I don't think we've finalized what the tooling support will be - but you will be...
This is me continuing scribbling down notes as I go along relearning lost Ruby skills and at the same time comparing the Ruby syntax and way of writing code to .NET. In my previous post I very briefly went through the basics of variables, loops, iterators...
I’m thinking it would be nice to relearn the basics of Ruby (which seems to gain more and more popularity) and compare it to some of the dynamic features .NET 3.5 has been blessed with. I’m also interested in where the Microsoft version of...
I think Scott Guthrie himself just did a better job than me to describe that basics of the ASP.NET MVC Framework on his blog :) Since then I've been answering a lot of questions from people eager to learn more about it. Given the level of interest...
I had a look at the demo code that Scott Hanselman made available :) So how does it look when using the ASP.NET MVC framework? Of course, since this is MVC, you got the "model", "view" and "controller" parts, but when listening to Scott Guthrie , it seems...
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