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  • Is IIS7 on Vista not serving static content?

    If you add IIS7 and ASP.NET on Vista, many of the common HTTP modules are not installed by default – including the one for static content. The problem is that it doesn’t return a 404 or other error, but rather zero-byte files. If you’re seeing empty files returned for CSS, images and JScript files, this...
    Posted to Loosely Coupled has moved (Weblog) by Tim Marman on 07-02-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: .NET, Microsoft, Vista, Software Development, Programming, Knowledge Base

  • The Enterprise, The iPhone, and the Role of Silverlight

    With its recent announcement to support ActiveSync on the iPhone , Apple is clearly going after the enterprise user. The problem, as Colin puts it, is that the decisions that consumers make decisions on a radically different set of criteria than organizations . Lack of Exchange support was surely holding...
    Posted to Loosely Coupled has moved (Weblog) by Tim Marman on 03-27-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: .NET, Gadgets, Technology, Microsoft, Rants, Enterprise, Apple, Programming

  • Congrats to Faisal on his new role on the ADO.NET team

    My good buddy Faisal has moved from MSBuild to ADO.NET . Specifically, he's the Program Manager for LINQ to SQL and the Object Service for Entity Framework. He says you'll hear a lot more from him on these things, but of course if past history is any indication his blogging will be short lived :) Either...
    Posted to Loosely Coupled has moved (Weblog) by Tim Marman on 12-05-2007, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: .NET, Technology, Microsoft, Software Development, Personal, Programming

  • Microsoft Windows Internals Review

    I’ve always been a bit twiddler – whether it’s doing machine code on an 8-bit RCA COSMAC microprocessor or writing 16-bit drivers for Windows 3.1 or doing Windows Server 2003 storage related development, I’ve never shied away from getting into the meat of the system. In 1992, I got “Inside Windows NT...
    Posted to ChuckOp's eXPeriences (Weblog) by ChuckOp on 04-06-2005, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: Microsoft, Programming, Hardware

  • Chuck installs Linux while watching pigs fly

    I never thought I'd be doing this. As of 9:10am, Tuesday March 2, 2004, I have just started the installation of Linux on my IBM ThinkPad X20 laptop. Egads! FYI, for those who don't know me - I'm pretty much a dyed-in-the-wool Windows guy. Back in early 90's I was the hard core Windows guy in the OS/2...
    Posted to ChuckOp's eXPeriences (Weblog) by ChuckOp on 03-02-2004, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: Microsoft, Programming

  • Programming Directory Services with Microsoft .NET and XML

    As many of you know, I wrote a popular developers book on Active Directory for Microsoft Press titled Microsoft Windows 2000 Active Directory Programming . When it was published in April 2001, I pleaded with Microsoft Press to not put “Windows 2000” into the title of the book, as it would...
    Posted to ChuckOp's eXPeriences (Weblog) by ChuckOp on 02-03-2004, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: Microsoft, Programming, Personal, Directory Services

  • Learning Perl

    I'm finally learning the Perl language. Being a Microsoft guy for so long, I really stuck with C/C++/C#, VB, VB.NET and VBScript. I even wrote client-side scripting in JScript and not JavaScript. :-) This will be my second new language in the past four months. Previously, for my last project, I was doing...
    Posted to ChuckOp's eXPeriences (Weblog) by ChuckOp on 01-23-2004, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: Microsoft, Programming

  • .NET 4.1 Preview - New Base Class Library (BCL) Extension Methods - RFC

    As web programmers, we use a lot of strings to move data around the web. Often we’ll use a string to represent a date or an integer or a boolean. Basically "1" in instead of 1, or "April 1, 2009" rather than a proper ISO-8601 formatted culture-invariant date. While these strings are...
    Posted to What's New (Weblog) by Anonymous on 04-01-2009, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: Learning .NET, Web Services, Programming, ASP.NET, JavaScript, VB, Windows Client, Silverlight, Open Source, DLR, Musings, Source Code, Tools, PHP, Microsoft, XML, Python

  • Azure SDK works on Windows 7

    As you know, in Windows 7 Beta the bug which did impossible contained to debug appendices for Azure. The bug did not allow to start Development Fabric on Windows7. All it created the big inconveniences. The main recipe was to use the virtual machine with Windows Vista / Server 2008. However, when Windows7...
    Posted to Sergey Zwezdin (Weblog) by sergey.zwezdin on 05-04-2009, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: Programming, Windows 7, Microsoft, Azure

  • Visual WebGui Web & Cloud Platform @ Think Next 09

    You can check out Gizmox and see live Visual WebGui demos at the Think Next 09 demo fair this upcoming Sunday in Tel Aviv. Presentation will be focused around the capabilities and benefits of Visual WebGui as a Web & Cloud platform including the benefits of porting on-premises desktop applications...
    Posted to Visual WebGui Open Source RIA Platform Blog (Weblog) by Visual WebGui on 06-24-2009, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: AJAX, web development, web applications, open source, web 2.0, web, technology, microsoft, cloud computing, cloud applications, cloud, conference, programming
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