It was recently announced by Scott Hanselman that “ASP.NET 5 is dead – Introducing ASP.NET Core 1.0 and .NET Core 1.0” which may come as a surprise to many. Most that have been following along know that ASP.NET 5 brought with it a lot of changes. While in many cases it was a next step […]
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Who Moved My SPA? (Single Page Application Template)
If you’ve downloaded and installed the latest ASP.NET MVC 4 RC bits, you might have noticed one of the recently added MVC4 project templates is not longer there. The Single Page Application (SPA) project template that shipped with the ASP.NET MVC 4 Beta as an early preview, will not ship with the final MVC 4 […]
Have You Been to the MSDN Site Lately?
Have you been to the MSDN site lately? I ask because I know that personally when I need to lookup something information related to my development efforts I’ll just search for it, often getting a mix of hits, instead of heading right the “the source” for much of this info. Admittedly, in the past some […]
Microsoft Build Windows Conference and Windows 8
Recently at the D9 conference Microsoft demonstrated then next version of Windows. “Windows 8 is a reimagining of Windows, from the chip to the interface. A Windows 8-based PC is really a new kind of device, one that scales from touch-only small screens through to large screens, with or without a keyboard and mouse. ” […]
Umbraco Reacts to ASP.NET Security Issue
As everybody scrambles to educate clients and site administrators on the recently announced ASP.NET Security Vulnerability, it’s great to see organizations like those behind Umbraco being proactive to protect their install base. Logging into an Umbraco site, administrators are immediately greeted with a warning about the security issue: Clicking on the alert provides the administrator […]
MUST READ! ASP.NET Security Vulnerability
This weekend information regarding a security vulnerability with ASP.NET was released. If you have a website based on ASP.NET, it’s extremely important that you read this information and take the appropriate steps to secure your website. ScottGu has posted details on his blog.
Raleigh Windows Phone 7 Firestarter
If you’re in the Raleigh/Durham area and are interesting in developing applications for Windows Phone 7 be sure to check out the upcoming “Firestarter” training event on Wednesday September 8th. Event Registration link: https://msevents.microsoft.com/CUI/EventDetail.aspx?EventID=1032456599&Culture=en-US Event Overview Wednesday, September 08, 2010 9:00 AM – Wednesday, September 08, 2010 5:00 PM Eastern Time (US & Canada) Welcome […]
Azure Boot Camp – Raleigh / Durham Edition
If you haven’t already registered, be sure to check out the upcoming Windows Azure Boot Camp that’s taking place Wednesday June 23rd in Durham, NC. This free training event is a great opportunity to get your feet wet with Windows Azure. Microsoft DE Brian Hitney and Jim Duffy from TakeNote Technologies will be presenting the […]
Talking About Windows 7
With the recent public announcement that the Release Candidate (RC) of Win7 was just days away, we’re starting to hear a lot more buzz around some details that had been kept secret. Have ever wondered why Microsoft makes certain decisions for the Windows OS and what’s behind those decisions? For a behind the scenes explanation […]
Great .NET Conference Opportunity
In early December Montreal is hosting an exciting developer conference covering a wide range of topics from some of our industry’s leading presenters. The 3 day conference is packed with information in 136 sessions. Pre and Post conference sessions are also available to increase your learning potential at the event. Attendees will also receive […]