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Visual Web Developer Express Edition FAQ
Visual Web Developer Express (VWD) is a lightweight tool for building ASP.NET applications and WebServices.
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Planning the Whidbey sessions for Adelaide User Group
Looks like everything is in readiness for our Whidbey developer sessions. During the July meeting I'll hopefully be announcing how we will be running the Whidbey sessions at the User Group.
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Lately I've had fun building different kinds of features
I've been fortunate enough to get to play with some interesting technologies of late due to some different types of features that I've been required to deliver. We've got a WinForms client which is a front-end to a BI application and lately we've had to implement:
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GMail: If you think it's about space - think again!
I've been using GMail for about a week now and I can say this: it's a sweet app. It's the best online e-mail tool I've ever used. It rocks. It manages my mail much better than my FREE Hotmail account has.
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Asynchronous Callbacks
I was playing with the new Asynchronous Callbacks in Whidbey today... very nice! Basically, what they allow you to do is to, effectively, call server-side code from the client-side without invoking a Page postback.
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New SmartPhone
Thanks to Chuck I managed to grab myself a new smartphone today...
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Whidbey Bloggers
I intend to use this post to maintain a listing of Whidbey bloggers. If you believe that you are blogging useful Whidbey content give me a ping and I'll add you to the list:
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Official Whidbey Resources
I only just noticed that there is a dedicated area on Msdn which discusses ASP.NET V2 stuff:
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New Whidbey Category
I'm creating a new category named “Whidbey” where I will list Resources, Whidbey Bloggers and Other Useful Whidbey Stuff that I come across.
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Being a good BlogSpam citizen
I was lamenting to ScottW about my lethargy in removing BlogSpam. Scott did 2 things to turn my attitude. First he mentioned some new anti-spam features which will be included in soon-to-be-released versions of the product. Secondly, he pointed me to this article: