Archives
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Silverlight 3 with MEF support
One of the things that I really thing would be important for Silverlight in order to make easier the Modularity of the Business applications developed in Silverlight, since the Prism approach is nice but I think that the MEF approach is simpler and so this should be a breakthrough for Silverlight Business Application Development.
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Update .NET RIA Services
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Silverlight 3 related information’s
Silverlight 3 has been release and now we have also the Unit Testing Framework binaries here that will help making Unit Tests in our solutions when using Silverlight 3. More information’s here.
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Windows Azure SDK July update
Windows Azure has a new SDK release that is now available. A very interesting new feature is the possibility of having several Roles per deployment, unlike what happened in earlier releases where we would only be able to have one Web Role and also a one Worker Role. Another interesting feature is now we have the possibility to chose between a normal ASP.NET Web Forms application and a ASP.NET MVC application as the Web Role.
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Windows 7 RTM Availability Information
As you probably all know Windows 7 will be made available on October 22nd , but the release will be made in phases and so in order to know when you can get you RTM version here’s a summary:
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More on Windows Azure Commercial Availability
Microsoft announced on 14th July the commercial availability of Windows Azure as I posted previously and now there are more information’s about the the same subject so I decided to write again on the subject.
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.NET RIA Services
.NET RIA Services is a framework that is associated with Silverlight and will make the development of business applications easier.
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Silverlight 3.0 RTW
As you might already know Silverlight 3 RTW is out and with it the great power of Silverlight 3 was unleashed.
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Windows Azure Commercial Availability and Business Model announced
Just today in the WPC 2009 Microsoft announced the Commercial Availability and Business Model that will be used in Windows Azure and Windows Azure Service Platform, and so a brief info about the amounts involved.
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Windows Azure Services Platform Changes
.NET Services July 2009 CTP Release
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Notes from the Windows Azure by David Chappell in ArCast.TV
I was viewing this ArCast.TV chapter about Windows Azure by David Chappell and I found that it would be interesting for me and for other people to get some notes about this, and so this post was created due to it.
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Data Services – Can be ADO.NET or SQL – What’s the difference
Just a while ago I was talking about Data Services and suddenly a confusion between ADO.NET Data Services and SQL Data Services took place, because we were talking about different Data Services, and so in order to try to clarify the differences I remembered to write this post.
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Experiments with the new SQL Data Services
The SQL Data Services that are part of the Windows Azure Service Platform just recently, and due to customer feedback, changed the way of working from a ACE (Authority, Container, Entity) model to a TDS (Tabular Data Stream) model.
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WPF Charting is already available in WPF Toolkit of June 2009
The long wait has finished as the WPF Charting was made available on the last WPF Toolkit release of June 2009 and now we can use all those great charts that were available for Silverlight, now also in WPF.
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Interesting articles regarding .NET RIA Services
.NET RIA Services are here to make our life easier and they were introduced as part of the Silverlight 3.0 but are not only for Silverlight.
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Interesting reading about Entity Framework 4.0
Entity Framework has suffered great changes and in order to know more about them I recommend the following reading:
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Windows Azure Service Platform: July CTP Breaking Changes Announcement
The Windows Azure Team has just release a July CTP Breaking changes announcement since the already breaking changes in the Workflow Services, now there are changes also in the .NET Service Bus.
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Windows Azure Service Platform – Worflow Services Changes
The team announced that several importance changes in the Workflow Services way of work and also that it will be taken offline for a while in order to proceed with all the changes.