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Silverlight 3 Beta Download Available

Wednesday, March 18th, 2009 Posted in .Net, Betas, Silverlight | No Comments »

As Next Best Geek reported earlier, it looks like the Silverlight 3 Beta SDK and Tools for VS 2008 have been made available for download. There was also a link to a  new Blend Preview, but the link appears to be broken.  Maybe this is ...

ASP.NET 3.5 Dynamic Data Tutorial Series – Part 1 – What is Dynamic Data and creating a basic dynamic data web site.

Wednesday, May 7th, 2008 Posted in .Net, Tutorials | 11 Comments »

Last week I attended the MSDN Roadshow 2008 (you can read my write up of the event along with some useful links here), and one of the topics presented on the day were the upcoming ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions.  Mike Ormond ...

MSDN Roadshow 2008 Review and Useful Links

Wednesday, May 7th, 2008 Posted in .Net, C#, Silverlight, msdn | 2 Comments »

Ok, so a few weeks ago I posted about my plans to attend the MSDN Roadshow 2008 in Manchester and I said that I would post about the event once I had attended.  So as promised here is that very ...

Microsoft .Net Framework Releases Summary

Friday, March 14th, 2008 Posted in .Net | No Comments »

I keep up to date with releases to the .Net Framework and other related technologies such as Silverlight, but it can sometime be hard to remember what was released when and in what version.  Ian Blackburn has posted a .Net ...

Microsoft Expression Web 2 Beta – What’s New?

Wednesday, March 12th, 2008 Posted in .Net, Expression Web, Silverlight, msdn | 1 Comment »

UPDATE: This post was originally written for the Beta version of Expression Web 2. However, the content still applies to the full version that has now been released. By now you have probably heard that the beta of version 2 of ...

MSDN Roadshow 2008

Tuesday, March 11th, 2008 Posted in .Net, C#, Silverlight, msdn | No Comments »

Just registered for the 2008 MSDN Roadshow in Manchester on 1st May :) At last years event, I particularly enjoyed a demo around WPF/E, which ofcourse has now been released as Silverlight. Well, this years event looks to be even better.  Below ...