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Firefox 4 beta & Firebug 1.7 alpha are available
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fallen888
I've put off upgrading to the latest beta of Firefox 4.0 because Firebug didn't support it yet. Well, until very recently anyway. Here are the links to both downloads: Firefox 4.0b7 Firebug 1.7 Alpha
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Getting Started With Facebook C# SDK
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fallen888
In my previous post , I’ve mentioned a relatively new Facebook SDK available for .NET. Here’s a quick example of how to install and use it to post a message to an FB user’s wall and then Like it, using an MVC application. Install Facebook...
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New Facebook SDK for .NET, and on NuGet
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fallen888
If you’ve been using the Facebook Developer Toolkit in the past to develop ASP.NET iFrame applications for Facebook, you may be interested in a few updates. That SDK has not been updated since April of 2010. And Facebook has made quite a few changes to...
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"Path is too long...” error using Azure Development Fabric
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fallen888
I was recently telling a colleague about running into the following error while debugging locally my Azure cloud app: “The path is too long after being fully qualified.” So I figure I’d share my findings. First of all, there’s most likely...
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New kid on the ASP.NET block
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fallen888
I’m quite excited about my technology blog’s new home here at asp.net . Currently having nothing better to share, here are some items of interest that got me to where I am today: My old blog is here . I’m using Windows Live Writer to post this blog...
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