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For the first time I've got more Firefox hits then IE! by nattYGUR

I'm running small web site which deals with enterprise architecture. for the first time since I'm runing it I've got more hits from Firefox uses then IE users per month. is that a new trend ??? Is anyone else got the same results?
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Goodbye ASP.NET, goodbye .NET by nattYGUR

As you probably notice I’ve been getting involved more and more in the “Enterprise Architecture” world and less in the technical architecture world. Recently I decided to start my own US based company that serves enterprise architecture consultant to...

Replacing the default ASP.NET (2.0) SessionStateStoreProvider. by nattYGUR

Abstract: One of the good things that ASP.NET brings along is the Provider model that let us replace default ASP.NET providers with our own providers. The "provider" model let us changes several Session providers such as SessionIDModule and storage provider...
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If you'd been ASP.NET group architect what are the top 5 changes that you would have done. by nattYGUR

I've been asked this question more then once so I decide to take the challenge. I listed the changed by the level of importance (from my point of view). 1) NVC 2 as internal implementation of ASP.NET. MVC 2 is pretty common in other technologies, and...
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My Architecture and ASP.NET US tour. by nattYGUR

My East coast tour will take place from 5.19 to 5.26. 5/19-21 and 5/25-26 - New York and Boston area. 5/22-24 - Florida. you can read more details on the tour content at: http://weblogs.asp.net/ngur/articles/397570.aspx . If you're interesting contact...

Behind the scenes of ASP.NET - the presentation and demo projects. by nattYGUR

I've made the webcast today and as I promised here are the presentation file and the demos. the presentation is real deep dive into ASP.NET and reveals details regarding ASP.NET that I didn't saw yet on the web It took me lot of time and effort to prepare...
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Design pattern to control embedded windows user control painting from hosted web application - part 2. by nattYGUR

In the previous post I wrote about the client and how by using painting commands the server side controls what will be paint on the client side. If we look for metaphor the client side (user control) is like CNC lathe, the server send set of instructions...
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Design pattern to control embedded windows user control painting from hosted web application - PART 1. by nattYGUR

This client develops all of his systems as web applications as a result of EA effort they have been done. As their system architecture recommend, when they need to supply UI that can’t be achieve by HTML they are using windows user control or Java applets...
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Reminder about my webcast on Wednesday. by nattYGUR

If you are ASP.NET developers, you interesting how ASP.NET really works and you understand Hebrew I suggest you will register to my web cast (Wednesday - 12.1). This web cast uncovers information regarding ASP.NET that I’ve never seen on the WEB. The...
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A wish about web service method parameter types. by nattYGUR

We were working the other day on interoperation between .Net and Magic. We need to pass string as parameter for a method. The string parameter actually holds XML definitions passes from .Net to Magic and vice versa. Now there is a bug in Magic and XML...
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