July 2006 - Posts
...........but we are featured on the front page.
I was
checking out Amazon for something this evening and I found our
"Beginning Ajax with ASP.NET" book on the front page. Wow, I think
this could be be big.
Open in new window.Please buy a copy of the book.
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Show Notes:
- Star
Trek/2.0 on G4. Has the world gone "2.0 Mad"?
- Book
industry
- Java
is down and .NET is up.
- AJAX has gone from
nowhere to somewhere.
- Jason Gaylord interviews Julie Lerman
- Databinding.
- Datalist. Some interesting things that I found.
- Editable
Gridview. Does this look right
or should I be doing something different.
Please send me your feedback.
The final cover for our "Beginning Ajax with ASP.NET" book is on Amazon. You can pre-order it now. Please buy 3 or 4 for the ones your love.
Personally, I think the first cover was the best....................
First cover:
Pictures: http://morewally.com/cs/photos/charlotte2006atlas/default.aspx
Charlotte was great yesterday. It was my first official talk as a member of the Ineta Speaker's Bureau. Bill Jones, Jr, the UG leader there, told me to expect about 75, he produced 104 by my count, and I am not sure that I got everyone either. I talked for way too long, as usual, but I think everyone really enjoyed it. There were a lot of really good questions. I got back a bit after two last night.
Wally
I will be speaking at the Enterprise Developer's Guild in Charlotte, NC on Tuesday 7/25. I will be speaking on Microsoft Atlas. My files are available here.
I'm really looking forward to it. It's my first official talk as a
member of the Ineta Speaker's Bureau. I'm going to meet up with Scott
Forsyth before hand an interview him for the ASP.NET Podcast.
At the talk, I will have some of the world famous ASP.NET Podcast tshirts as well as books on .NET 2.0 for door prizes.
http://news.com.com/Microsofts+Zune+to+rival+Apples+iPod/2100-1041_3-6097196.html?tag=nefd.top
After trying for years to compete with the iPod through an array
of partners, Microsoft confirmed Friday that it plans to directly go
after Apple Computer with its own rival, Zune.
Confirming weeks of rumors, Microsoft said it will launch music
software and players under the Zune brand, though the software maker
left plenty unsaid in its confirmation.
"Today we confirmed a new music and entertainment project
called Zune," Chris Stephenson, a general manager of marketing for the
software maker, said in a statement. "Under the Zune brand, we will
deliver a family of hardware and software products, the first of which
will be available this year."
Zune blog: http://zuneinsider.typepad.com/blog/2006/07/allow_me_to_rei.html
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