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ASP.NET Podcast Show #75 - Building Section 508 Compatible Applications with ASP.NET
Original Post @ aspnetpodcast.com: http://aspnetpodcast.com/CS11/blogs/asp.net_podcast/archive/2006/10/25/742.aspx
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Accessibility / Section 508 with ASP.NET
I have found the following items are important accessibility issues/settings from a development standpoint when building an ASP.NET application:
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WebCast Videos from Wrox
Jim Minatel at Wrox is doing a set of webcast videos. A new one has recently been posted. This is one by Scott Hanselman. Scott has several coming out on Developer Productivity tools. The first video is available at http://www.wrox.com/WileyCDA/Section/id-292091.html. Congratulations to Scott on a job well done. Some of the other videos currently available are:
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Atlas June CTP is out
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Reston/DC Code Camp on June 10th
I'm up in DC this week and next. I'll be staying over the weekend. I put in an email to GAD asking if needed a fill-in speaker for the code camp. It looks like I'll be speaking at 5:15 on the subject of Building Section 508 Apps with ASP.NET. Please come by and say hello.
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Darren Neimke's WebParts book for ASP.NET 2.0
http://www.manning.com/neimke/
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New web site dedicated to IIS (and IIS7)
Looks like MS has just opened up a new web site for IIS. The site is www.iis.net. There is even a VS.NET start kit for managed modules on the site. Very cool indeed.
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Microsoft Atlas Client-side Javascript Enumerations in the March CTP
It looks like enumerations have changed in the March CTP of Atlas. To create an enumeration, you now call the Type.createEnum() method like below. In this example, the EnumGBI is created.
Type.createEnum("EnumGBI", "Good", 0, "Bad", 1, "Indifferent", 2);
for (var strItems in EnumGBI.getValues())
{
strOut += strItems + strReturn;
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Special Button in Atlas - "abortButton"
I was just reading thru Nikhil's posts about the new build of Atlas and I cam across this interesting little nugget of information. You can stop an async operation through the <ProgressTemplate> by creating a special button with the id of "abortButton." I like the idea, however, I just hate magic numbers, or buttons in this case. Perhaps the team could put in some type of special attribute on a regular button or something like that....................
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ASP.NET Podcast #36 - Personal Web Site Starter Kit
Ok, so Paul has actually gotten busy and managed to do a podcast. The main content on this one is about some good and bad points on the personal web site starter kit that is available for .Net 2.0. Paul has recently used it to create my new site at http://www.theglavs.com and thought he would share some impressions of it, its internals, and how it held up for him.