Paolo Pialorsi - Bridge The Gap!

It is available my latest book about LINQ in .NET 4.0. You can find it here. It is a complete reviewed edition starting from the previous one. We (I and Marco Russo) wrote 6 new chapters and updated 5 already existing chapter.

Here you can find the demos of my last TechEd 2008 EMEA Session about "Deploying and Updating SharePont Solutions using features and templates". I hope you enjoy them.

On Tuesday I and my friend Marco Russo have been interviewed by Ken Rosen about our book writing experience. In fact a couple of weeks ago became available our last book about LINQ. The interview focuses on the book itselft, but also on the experience to being an author for Microsoft Press.

As you can argue reading this blog, I'm a WCF lover and in particular I'm really crazy for it's security infrastructure and architecture. Some Microsoft guys have made available a set of great contents ("how tos", "application scenarios", "guidelines", "practices" and "Q&A") indeed to help the community of WCF developers to build secure and interoperable WCF Services. The project is really interesting and I suggest you to take a look at it, before implementing a real WCF solution.

Often I need to enumerate to my customers all the main configuration parameters related to default limits, concurrency and scalability of WCF, thus I decided to keep truck of all those parameters and features in order to have a unique place for reference.

A few days ago a customer of mine asked me how to define a WCF behavior to add a custom SOAP Header to sent/received messages.

Here you can find the last version of a sample application showing many of the security features and configuration of WCF in the fields of security.
I've just updated it in order to release it during my last WebCast about WCF Security for MSDN Italy.

Today I and Roberto Brunetti (Italian Blog) worked on one of the speeches we're going to held at the upcoming SharePoint Conference 2007.