Archives
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BlogWorth
Not much posts from me lately, been busy finishing a chapter to an upcoming book on AJAX that I am working on with Wally McClure and Scott Cate.
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ASP.NET Podcast - #24 I think? Atlas here there and everywhere, Wally on books...
Well thats what I get for being slack, Wally has slipped in another podcast just after I posted up about the last one.
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ASP.NET Podcast #23 - Spang, Atlas and life....
How remiss of me. Wally has posted up about the latest podcast and I haven't done the same. You know how it works by now, Wally posts it, then I shortly follow (just in case you missed Wally's post). Well here it is.
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Atlas Declarative markup
Atlas has 3 main ways of specifying functionality and behaviours. Imperative (via std javascript which most people would be familiar with, particularly those with AJAX.NET experience), declaratively, and through server controls. Previous posts have dealt mostly with the imperative method, however this post will transition somewhat into the delcarative.
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ASP.NET Podcast Show #22 - Atlas with Shanku Niyogi and Nikhil Kothari
Well this podcast was one of the highlights of my visit to the United States as part of the ASPInsiders summit. Most of the communications between Shanku, Nikhil and Wally as well, is all virtual so its great to be able to interview Shanku and Nikhil personally, along with "Sir Wally" himself.
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Atlas Page Methods
Want to access a method within your page asynchronously using the Atlas framework? Its easy.
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ASP.NET Podcast - Show #21. Knights of the roundtable.
The ASP.NET Podcast show #21 is on the street. A bunch of ASPInsiders in a roundtable discussion (we'll actually sitting in a somewhat circular group in Wallys room) about some of the new .Net features.
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Atlas, scripting functionality and delegates
Atlas promises a lot of things, and one of the things I wanted to mention was the way it brings a familiar .Net development paradigm to the javascript world. Atlas makes the javascript look very much like its .Net server side counterpart in terms of development framework. What does that mean? Well lets take an example.
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MVP Summit complete, G. Andrew Duthie Singing
Well the MVP Summit is now officially over. The event proved very productive for me and I got to meet up with many other MVP's and Microsoft staff that I had previously not met, in addition to those whom I had previously at the MVP summit last year. The MVP party was pretty cool and was held at the Sci-Fi museum near the Space Needle. Quite a cool place with lots to look at like the guitar museum, Sci-Fi museum, and they even provided a special Karaoke section.