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The Content Query web part lets developers call up content and show it as an RSS feed. So, if you have a Content Query web part showing the latest news articles published on a site, you can offer readers an RSS feed of this same content for them to subscribe to. That RSS output feed can be changed.
Infragistics Inc. released TestAdvantage for Windows Forms 2006 Volume 3 for use with Windows Forms applications built using NetAdvantage for Windows Forms controls.
The company has rolled out a preview version of WPF/E, a browser- and platform-agnostic Windows Presentation Foundation version that can add media, graphics and animation to HTML, SearchVB.com reports.
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A recent Evans Data survey showed that the adoption rate of Eclipse has more than doubled in Europe, raising the Eclipse IDE (integrated development environment) as a challenge to Microsoft Visual Studio.Net among developers there.
Next year looks to be another busy year for Web application threats. In this article, SPI Dynamics outlines the top 7 application development trends expected to bring trouble.
It has been nearly a year since MyGeneration's last release. Finally, download.com's most downloaded .NET development tool is sporting .NET 2.0 support along with a whole host of new features ...
ReSharper 2.5 for Visual Studio 2005, the latest version of the most intelligent add-in to Visual Studio, boosts performance, adds convenient navigation features, enhances on-the-fly error analysis, and extends smart code assistance to Visual Basic code.
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For developers juggling multiple development projects and environments, virtualization technology is useful.
(November 22, Article)
Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) is a new client user interface technology that ships as part of .NET 3.0.
(November 2, Article)
Opening up the SDLC to non-engineers requires re-examination of processes and clarification of roles, according to Burton Group's Chris Howard.
(November 20, Article)
These chapters explain the quirks behind the user interface design of Windows and the complexity of GetWindowText.
(November 9, Book Excerpt)
A small team of engineers at the Scripps Research Institute for biomedics has quickly built a 3D rendering app using Windows Presentation Foundation.
(November 1, Article)
Frank, UI Designer First Class, carefully chose an Ajax solution, used a framework, and read a book. He did his caching dutifully. He made that server call. Disappeared from the
radar screen. Went to "lunch," never came back.
(October 11, Cartoon)
Interoperability is no longer a luxury but a necessity. This mini-guide is an overview of techniques being used to bridge the worlds of .NET and Java technology.
(October 27, Guide)
In this Q&A; interview, Jorgen Thelin addresses the ins and outs of a Web services 'plugfest' run in recent years by Microsoft and others.
(October 19, Q&A; Interview)
TheServerSide.NET tuned in to the recent Patterns & Practices Summit in Redmond. Peruse this page of resources for our complete show coverage.
(October 12, Event Coverage)
Buried in Microsoft's announcement that SP1 for VS05 was going into beta testing was news on which development environments would be supported on Vista.
(October 12, Article)
IronPython is Microsoft's implementation of Python running on the .NET Framework. Brent Sheets has gathered resources that explain the benefits of IronPython.
(October 4, Guide)
In this podcast, Microsoft group program manager for architecture strategy Simon Guest discusses the need for architects to pay more attention to the user experience.
(September 28, Podcast)
Developer Jimmy Nilsson looked at the work of Evans and Fowler and worked to put domain-oriented principles into practice. His book, Applying Domain-Driven Design and Patterns,
describes what he learned.
(September 25, Q&A; Interview)
Workflow in the world of Microsoft .NET 3.0 is based around activities. A new book by Dharma Shukla and Bob Schmidt on Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) helps you understand how large
WF programs execute, and what happens at the level of a single activity.
(August 20, Book Excerpt)
In this tech talk, ILOG's business rules product manager Daniel Selman delves into business rules and the Business Object Model, as well as the benefits of rule maintenance
through a business rules engine. ILOG's rules software supports both the Java and .NET platform.
(September 13, Tech Talk)
This chapter excerpt covers how to build applications using Microsoft Enterprise Library's application blocks, shows how to develop and use a new application block, and explains how
Enterprise Library is changing for .NET 2.0.
(August 30, Book Excerpt)
In this free chapter download, Jimmy Nilsson looks at infrastructure considerations for Domain-Driven Design, NHibernate and the happy state of "Persistence Ignorance."
(July 20, Book Excerpt)
"Software Engineering with Microsoft Visual Studio Team System" is not a book for developers or architects if what they want is something that can't be understood outside of their own discipline. Like the tools it describes, the book is about the team.
(June 19, Book Excerpt)
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