Archives
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Using New ADO.NET Data Services Functionalities
In order to use the new functionalities (count, projections, server paging, for instance) supplied by version 1.5 of ADO.NET Data Services (see my previous post), you must explicitly enable them on the service side.
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ADO.NET Data Services Update Released
A new version of the ADO.NET Data Services API was released, and you can get it from here, for the Windows 2000, Windows Server 2003, Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008, and from here, for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2.
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HTML 5 Support in IE8
A nice post: IE8 and HTML 5
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Nested Master Pages
In ASP.NET 2.0+ you can have nested master pages. In Visual Studio 2008, the editor even knows how to handle them properly.
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ListBoundField and ResourceBoundField
Following my previous post on the ForeignKeyBoundField, here are some more templates for your GridView or DetailsView controls: ListBoundField and ResourceBoundField.
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ForeignKeyBoundField
When working with GridView and DetailsView controls, we must specify the columns we want to include, by adding field templates to the Columns and Fields collections. These field templates are bound to a specific property of a data source, which, typically, comes from a database table.
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New Version of Visual NHibernate
A new version was released: 2.0.9.1018. Some of my suggestions have been implemented, more to come (I hope!). You can contribute by giving feedback at the forum, which is located here.
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Security Lessons from How Windows Live Uses ASP.NET MVC
Nice whitepaper, available here.
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Dynamic LINQ
Updated: Dynamic LINQ in an Assembly Near By
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Visual NHibernate
The guys at Slyce Software have released Visual NHibernate Beta. It is still far from final, but it looks promising. You can get it from here, there are also some screenshots.