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• The Weekly Source Code 36 - PDC, BabySmash and Silverlight Charting

  First, let me remind you that in my new ongoing quest to read source code to be a better developer , Dear Reader, I present to you thirty-fifth in a infinite number of posts of " The Weekly Source Code ." At the end of my crazy babies talk at... Posted Nov 06 2008, 12:33 AM by Microsoft Weblogs Filed under: silverlight, ASP.NET, Source Code, ASP.NET MVC, PDC, BabySmash, Open Source

• Silverlight 2 is out!

  Bam. Silverlight 2 is out . There's the expected stuff, like the final SDK, Expression, and Silverlight tools: Microsoft Silverlight 2 SDK Expression Blend 2 SP1 Silverlight Tools for Visual Studio 2008 SP1 Deep Zoom Composer And from Tim's blog : Silverlight... Posted Oct 14 2008, 05:37 AM by Microsoft Weblogs Filed under: silverlight, ASP.NET, ASP.NET MVC, ASP.NET Dynamic Data, PDC

• Mix 08 Sessions available in new dual-stream versions using Silverlight

  I posted the month before last that the Mix08 Sessions, mine included, were up and available at http://sessions.visitmix.com . I posted links to the MP4, WMVs and other downloaded versions at the time as well. The Silverlight versions were the same versions... Posted May 16 2008, 12:48 AM by Blogs Filed under: silverlight, ASP.NET, Mix, Speaking, ASP.NET MVC, Screencasts

• The Weekly Source Code 25 - OpenID Edition

  We spent a lot of time at Corillian (my last job) thinking about Identity, and a few months before I left I started getting into Cardspace and OpenID . This was a little over a year ago. We did a podcast on OpenID as well . At that time, I tried to take... Posted Apr 30 2008, 03:11 AM by Blogs Filed under: ASP.NET, Source Code, ASP.NET MVC, Identity, OpenID, DasBlog, Cardspace

• IronPython and the DLR march on

  I've got a number of emails complaining that folks haven't heard much from the DLR (Dynamic Language Runtime) and things like IronPython and IronRuby. I think it's due to mostly one thing, the fact that the ASP.NET Futures Page still says... Posted Mar 21 2008, 09:21 PM by Blogs Filed under: silverlight, ASP.NET, python, dlr, Ruby, ASP.NET MVC