Contents tagged with ASP.NET AJAX
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Service Pack 1 Beta Released for Visual Studio 2008 and the .NET Framework 3.5
Microsoft just released the SP1 beta for Visual Studio 2008 and the .NET Framework 3.5 and it includes a huge number of new features and enhancements. Check out Scott Guthrie's blog for details but here's a quick list of what's included:
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Orlando 2008 DevConnections Talks
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Building an N-Layer ASP.NET Application with LINQ, Lambdas and Stored Procedures (Updated)
Update: I refactored some of the code and also did a better job ensuring Dispose() is called everywhere so that the DataContext object gets cleaned up properly.
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Got Code? .NET Framework Library Source Code Released
If you've ever wanted to step into the .NET framework library classes as you're debugging your project then you'll be happy to know that Microsoft has released the .NET Framework library source code. Step in and out of various framework classes, ASP.NET controls, plus more. Read more about it on Scott Guthrie's blog:
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Upcoming .NET Courses in 2008
I've had several people here in the Phoenix area and others I've met at ASP.NET Connections conferences ask when I'll be teaching specific .NET classes in 2008 and my standard reply has been "I'm not sure at this point". We have things scheduled out past June now so here's the information for those who are interested. Most of the classes listed are 5 days aside from the First Look at Visual Studio 2008 (1 day) and ASP.NET AJAX Programming (3 days). -
ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions Preview Released
For those of you that like to stay on top of the latest technologies, Microsoft just released the ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions Preview today which provides the following new functionality (quoted from the http://www.asp.net Website):
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New Article: Create Rich Web Apps with AJAX
I recently finished up a new article for Visual Studio Magazine that's now online for those that are interested. It discusses how to integrate ASP.NET AJAX with back-end Web Services including Amazon.com's e-commerce service. Read the article at the link below: -
Speaking at ASP.NET Connections in Las Vegas
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Speaking on Silverlight and Web Services in Los Angeles Area
I'm going to be speaking on behalf of Interface Technical Training and INETA this week at two Los Angeles area user groups. The first talk is at Manhattan Beach, CA on October 2nd and will cover calling Web Services asynchronously in .NET 2.0. The next talk is at Buena Park, CA on October 3rd and will cover building Silverlight applications. More details about the talks are shown next.
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My Latest ASP.NET AJAX Articles
Over the past few months I've been writing articles for the .NET Insight insight newsletter covering various ASP.NET AJAX concepts. The articles are designed to be focused and concise and get straight to the topic without a lot of fluff. Everything written to this point is listed below:
