One of the things I love about my job is when customers ask me questions I can’t answer. Customers always ask the hard questions and make you think through scenarios you may not have tried before. I love that! Here is a question I have been asked about “Atlas” a few times that I finally got around to...

You can download the deck and demo code from Friday’s webcast here . The source code includes my demos from the Wednesday webcast as well. The code is a hodge podge of C# and VB.NET code (and JavaScript of course). Think of it this way. I’m making all of you happy some of the time. Also, my first set...

Here's the link for the recording of my MSDN Webcast: Building AJAX-Enabled Applications with ASP.NET Code Name "Atlas" (Level 200) from Wednesday. I delivering my second talk in about an hour (2pm EST). This one is focused on client-centric programming with the "Atlas" client script library. Check it...

You can download both here . The initial username and password in the membership database is Administrator and password1 . It's a REALLY GOOD idea to change it to whatever you want after you download the sample. I didn't show "EnterMediaAmazon.aspx," but it shows you one approach to calling the Amazon...

Thank you to everyone who attended the webcast. I hope you found it valuable. There were TONS of questions. I want to thank Robert Shelton for the helping with the arduous task of manning the Q&A queue while I was presenting. I just did a quick scan of the question log and there were a few questions...

Just a quick reminder about my "Atlas" webcast tomorrow... MSDN Webcast: Building AJAX-Enabled Applications with ASP.NET Code Name "Atlas" (Level 200) Summary Microsoft ASP.NET code name "Atlas" is a set of Web development technologies that integrates client script libraries with the ASP.NET 2.0 server...

I am delivering two MSDN Webcasts this month on ASP.NET "Atlas." Here's the details: MSDN Webcast: Building AJAX-Enabled Applications with ASP.NET Code Name "Atlas" (Level 200) Summary Microsoft ASP.NET code name "Atlas" is a set of Web development technologies that integrates client script libraries...

The “Atlas” June CTP was release while I was at CFUnited. As Scott and Nikhil point out, this is primarily a bug fix and UpdatePanel enhancement release. The UpdatePanel enhancements open up a bunch of new scenarios to use the UpdatePanel where it wasn’t possible previously. The short explanation is...

I had the distinct pleasure of presenting 1 hour of a 3 hour ASP.NET 2.0 & “Atlas” extravaganza at the Cold Fusion United conference last week with G. Andrew Duthie and Russ Fustino . I learned a valuable lesson from my time spent with Mr Duthie and Fustino. NEVER present immediately after Russ!...

Here's another "Atlas" screencast. I've been sitting on this one a bit. I just returned from a short vacation and didn't get all the "production work" done before I left. This one took ended up quite a bit longer than I expected so I split it up into two parts to stay within the spirit of screencasts...