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Building RSS Readers with ASP.NET Whidbey
Kent showed a simple RSS reader that can be built with the ASP.NET Whidbey alpha today. Note that in the alpha the XmlDataSource can only databind to local XML files stored on the file-system. With the beta we've added support for the XmlDataSource to also be able to bind to remote XML documents available over a network. This will enable you to build an RSS reader populated off of remote RSS feeds (like http://weblogs.asp.net/MainFeed.aspx).
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Job Opportunities on ASP.NET and Visual Studio Web Development Tools Team
I've seen a few other blog entries advertising job openings, and decided to add to the list.
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New ASP.NET Web Resources Control Feature in Whidbey
Nikhil has posted two blogs on the new web resources feature in Whidbey. At a highlevel it provides a nice way for control developers to encapsulate resources for their controls within a compiled assembly (as resources), and then be able to leverage them at both runtime and design-time without having to copy files all over their dev machine and web-server (for example: for images, scripts, etc).
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Output Caching to Disk in Whidbey
Oddur Magnusson asked an interesting question about caching out of process with ASP.NET.