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Introducing the "Friends of Client Development Newsletter" (March 2006)

Friends of Client Development Newsletter – March 2006

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Enabling Structural Markup and Design
A brief writeup on one of the driving forces behind the Atlas UI framework: enabling structural markup and design... now illustrated via an example....
MIX’06 Slides and Sample Code
Slide deck and samples along with an overview of demo scenarios and code from my MIX talk on the programmable Web......
Le <tagMapping> dans le web.config
Suite à plusieurs demandes après mes session des DevDays et OpenDays sur Atlas voila ce qu'il faut mettre dans le web.config pour changer l'implémentation des controls de base de ASP.NET v2 et d'utiliser ceux fournis pas Atlas. (tagMapping)         (ad......
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Introducing the "Friends of Web Development Newsletter" (March 2006)

Friends of Web Development Newsletter – March 2006

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Atlas talks at MIX and my new project

Shanku (Atlas/ASP.NET PUM) just finished giving his Atlas talk where he went through the major parts of Atlas and did a bunch of demos.

He also demo'd some of the stuff that my team has been...

Watching the keynote at MIX06

Sitting with Jordon and David from Code Project down here in Vegas watching the keynote at Mix 06 - mostly...

Atlas M2 ... Live at MIX'06
The March CTP of Atlas is now online... along with the ability to use it live on your sites... and participate in a mashup contest....
An overview of how securityTrimmingEnabled is supposed to work.

I think that the #1 most confusing or misunderstood portion of Site Navigation is the securityTrimmingEnabled flag and the roles attribute on siteMapNodes.  This post wil hopefuly clear up some of the confusion.

SecurityTrimmingEnabled

Firstly, let me be explicit about this: out of the box, securityTrimmingEnabled is meant to be a security feature.

By secure, let me use the following definitions (hopefully we agree on them):
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An overview of how securityTrimmingEnabled is supposed to work.
I think that the #1 most confusing or misunderstood portion of Site Navigation is the securityTrimmingEnabled flag and the roles attribute on siteMapNodes. This post wil hopefuly clear up some of the confusion. SecurityTrimmingEnabled Firstly, let me be explicit about this: out of the box, securityTrimmingEnabled is meant to be a security feature. By secure, let me use the following definitions (hopefully we agree on them): 1) A page that should not be accessed by a user, but can actually be accessed is not secure. Even if the page is not linked to from any other page. 2) A page that should not be accessed and cannot be accessed is secure. Now, consider this in the context of a web.sitemap file. Perhaps you have a rather simple file like this...
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