WCF/WF WF4 runtime performance - The .NET Endpoint begins a series of blog posts on WF4 performance with a post on the core workflow runtime. Performance is a large reason why many people are moving from WF3 to WF4. Discover a New WCF with Discovery! - Kent Brown points to Juval's great article in the...
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Software Design/Fundamentals Foundations of Programming - Small Update What's hard about activating screens? Fluent Domain Methods Refactoring Day 1: Encapsulate Collection Refactoring Day 2: Move Method LINQ/Entity Framework LINQ To Entities, SQL and performance LINQ and Entity Framework Posts for 7...
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As Jimmy blogged , " The IronRuby team is pleased to announce a new release of IronRuby: IronRuby 0.6! Download IronRuby 0.6 You can also get the source code for this release "...
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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...
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Iron Ruby/DLR Part 3 and 4 of the excellent series, Learning Ruby via IronRuby and C# IronRuby at OSCON - John has some announcements Visual Studio/Development Tools In the latest version of Visual Studio Hacks Toolbox Screencast , James shows some of the cool features of SlickEdit Versioning Toolbox...
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Ruby/Iron Ruby Nice pair of posts from Justin: Getting IronRuby Up and Running , and Learning Ruby via IronRuby and C# Part 1 ASP.NET MVC/Silverlight ASP.NET MVC Tip #21 - Fake the Data Context Shawn had finished delivering ADO.NET support to NHibernate.LINQ Also Shawn has a post Animating Brushes with...
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Co-Workers Mark Bosley is finding out that Reflector is the Swiss Knife of Workflow programming Meanwhile, resident Neuron genius David Pallmann goes through the story of being " Licensed to WSDL " :) Computer Languages/Functional Languages/IronRuby My former alma mata, CodeBetter.com, seems...
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Mocks/Software Development Tools/ASP.NET MVC Phil Compares Moq to Rhino Mocks Simplified Asp.net MVC Controller Testing with Moq C#/.NET Sample Code for Games, P2P Apps, Vista Tools, Web Services for Flickr, MySpace, Digg and YouTube DLR/IronRuby/IronPython John Lam and Martin Maly: Deep DLR WF ReceiveActivity...
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Mocks/Software Development Tools/ASP.NET MVC Phil Compares Moq to Rhino Mocks Simplified Asp.net MVC Controller Testing with Moq C#/.NET Sample Code for Games, P2P Apps, Vista Tools, Web Services for Flickr, MySpace, Digg and YouTube DLR/IronRuby/IronPython John Lam and Martin Maly: Deep DLR WF ReceiveActivity...
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ASP.NET MVC Scott Hanselman's ASP.NET MVC Cheesy Northwind Sample Code WPF/Silverlight 'Prism' launches on CodePlex Single source code base for Silverlight and WPF solutions Wonderful WPF Applications : bTwitter C#/.NET/DLR/IronPython Community Convergence XLI Congrats to my good friend Harry...
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ASP.NET MVC Scott Hanselman's ASP.NET MVC Cheesy Northwind Sample Code WPF/Silverlight 'Prism' launches on CodePlex Single source code base for Silverlight and WPF solutions Wonderful WPF Applications : bTwitter C#/.NET/DLR/IronPython Community Convergence XLI Congrats to my good friend Harry on joining...
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TGIF!!! WCF/Indigo Three posts from Steve Maines, one on the WebServiceHostFactory Then Zen of the Web Programming Model Part 1 and Part 2 Great post from Christian - Improving WCF Interoperability - Flattening Your WSDL More on building and hosting the BizTalk Services Omri has a detailed post on what...
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TGIF!!! WCF/Indigo Three posts from Steve Maines, one on the WebServiceHostFactory Then Zen of the Web Programming Model Part 1 and Part 2 Great post from Christian - Improving WCF Interoperability - Flattening Your WSDL More on building and hosting the BizTalk Services Omri has a detailed post on what's...
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It's time for a New and Notable Update when my flagged posts in FeedDemon gets past a screenfull. Hurry, hurry before Iteration Planning starts... IronRuby/DLR/CLR John introduces IronRuby here and collects opinions here Meanwhile Jim posts on the video as well as two insightful topics: The One True...
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It's time for a New and Notable Update when my flagged posts in FeedDemon gets past a screenfull. Hurry, hurry before Iteration Planning starts... IronRuby/DLR/CLR John introduces IronRuby here and collects opinions here Meanwhile Jim posts on the video as well as two insightful topics: The One True...
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I have been preaching for 7 years now about that the CLI/CLR was designed for cross-platform and the rest was packaging. Today, the news from MIX ‘07 was very exciting on the CLR front as well as many other fronts (to be covered later). Today that become concrete with the announcement of full CLR support...
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I have been preaching for 7 years now about that the CLI/CLR was designed for cross-platform and the rest was packaging. Today, the news from MIX ‘07 was very exciting on the CLR front as well as many other fronts (to be covered later). Today that become concrete with the announcement of full CLR...
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Microsoft has definitely hit one out of the park this week at MIX. I have been talking with both Microsoft fans and "non Microsoft fans" and I have not seen this level of excitement in a long time. In fact, I think that this is the first time I have been excited about the CLR since the heady...
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Microsoft has definitely hit one out of the park this week at MIX. I have been talking with both Microsoft fans and "non Microsoft fans" and I have not seen this level of excitement in a long time. In fact, I think that this is the first time I have been excited about the CLR since the heady...
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