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As Jon notes, the BizTalk course in NYC that he taught is over. I want to thank Jon for a great course. If you want to take the best BizTalk (or WF or WCF) courses around, you want to see Jon and Pluralsight. I also really enjoyed hanging out with Jon all week, and going to his NYC REST talk.

SQL Server 2008

Silverlight

  • I have been posting links on Silverlight for a long time now but I am currently spending a lot of time with WCF for Silverlight, both REST and SOAP style. As Damir notes, "Microsoft has announced that DataContractserializer in version net35 sp1 will no more require class attributes DataContract and DataMember (finally).
    However, it is intersting that DataContractSerializer implementation in Silverlight already does not require [DataContract] and [DataMember] attributes on classes, which have to be serialized." Personally, I think this defeats the whole "Boundaries are Explicit" tenet of SOA and the GOOD opt-in model but what do I know?

TDD/IronRuby/IronPython

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