Michele Leroux Bustamante describes the different types of contracts used with WCF services and also shows the two approaches to developing contracts, Code-First and Contract-First.
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Rob Caron, also known as the BlogFather of Visual Studio Team System, sits down to discuss VSTS installation and adoption issues and how Microsoft plans to make such a large and complex product easier to understand and implement.
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Mailframe has announced the latest version of TestRunner 2005. The new release incorporates coverage and performance profiling inline with NUnit testing. TestRunner executes tests in the background and interacts directly with the Visual Studio editor.
It's that time of year, where good .NET developer's stockings are hung by the chimney with care, in hopes that their MSDN subscription soon will be there. Here's a somewhat sarcastic list of what .NET developers might want this year.
Michele Leroux Bustamante describes the different types of contracts used with WCF services inlcuding ServiceContracts and DataContracts. She also shows the two approaches to developing contracts, Code-First and Contract-First and how that choice will affect the code used to implement the service.
TechnoRiver has announced the release of SmartCodeDeveloper, a .Net Windows Form Control that allows developer to add professional quality bar codes to Windows .NET applications. Features include support for all common industry standards, automatic barcode scanning adherence sizing, and UCC/EAN 128 Support.
TechTalk have announced the latest release of their O/R mapper Genome. This release introduces full support for .NET 2.0 and features a database reverse engineering wizard.
Rob Caron, also known as the BlogFather of Visual Studio Team System, sits down to discuss VSTS installation and adoption issues and how Microsoft plans to make such a large and complex product easier to understand and implement.
LatticeSoft announced the release of Lattice.SPGen 2.1, a stored procedure generator that supports Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, IBM DB2 UDB and PostgreSQL. Lattice.SPGen will process each table and view in the database which you selected and created stored procedures to insert, update, delete, select using the fields you choose as well as using stored procedure name you desire.
Report4NUnit has been released to create sophisticated, easy-to-navigate reports for NUnit as part of a NAnt script. It is loosely based on the original nunitreport (part of NantContrib) and nunit2report (which hasn't been updated since 2003) tasks.
Microsoft is planning a conference designed to bring designers, developers, and business analysts together for presentations and discussions on the latest generation of web development. Technologies to be discussed include AJAX, RSS, Web Media, and Windows Live services.
Microsoft has released the December CTP of WinFx, the combination of Windows Presentation Foundation (Avalon), Windows Communication Foundation (Indigo), and Windows Workflow Foundation. This CTP marks the first public availability of the Visual Studio XAML Designer (Cider) and is compatible with Build 5270 of Windows Vista.
IComponent based objects have basically been rendered useless in ASP.NET 2.0. However, they still work perfectly fine in WinForms design mode. This feature was in ASP.NET 1.0 and the alterative is now to hand code it all.
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The final day of the Patterns and Practices Summit West 2005 started with a keynote presentation from Mike Kropp, General Manager of the Patterns and Practices team, on the future of Patterns and Practices.
(Dec 16, Article)
Day Two of the Patterns & Practices Summit started with a keynote and demos from Anders Hejlsberg on Language Integrated Query.
(Dec 15, Article)
The Patterns & Practices Summit West 2005 kicked off today with a keynote address from industry leader Alan Cooper comparing modern day software engineering management to industrial age management principles.
(Dec 14, Article)
In these three chapters from "Professional ASP.NET 2.0 in C# 2005," read about the new databinding controls in ASP.NET 2.0, the new Data Controls for Web Forms and Advanced Web Services.
(Dec 1, Book Excerpt)
Peter DeBetta talks about new programming features in SQL Server 2005 including SQL CLR, Stored Procedures vs. Parameterized Queries, and using the XML data type.
(Nov 29, Tech Talk)
Microsoft has released a new benchmark that compares an optimized implementation of PlantsByWebSphere using both EJBs and JDBC in WebSphere 6 to a comparable application in .NET 2.0 called DotNetGardens.
(Nov 9, Article)
This benchmark looks at the affect of 64-bit memory addressability on middle-tier application servers by comparing the performance of a simple web application that pulls image data from a database and caches it on the server.
(Nov 9, Article)
The launch countdown for Visual Studio Team System 2005, SQL Server 2005 and BizTalk Server 2006 has begun. But something's missing...
(Nov 4, Satire)
Learn how to create interoperable Web services that implement the WS-Security specification using .NET with WSE and WebLogic Workshop.
(Nov 2, Article)
Learn why you should take another look at Typed DataSets in this article by Brian Noyes that shows how to use and extend Typed DataSets and Adapters.
(Oct 13, Article)
Seth Bates and Tony Smith take an in-depth look at working with SharePoint 2003 in "SharePoint 2003 User's Guide." In these chapter excerpts learn about working with template lists and creating project collaboration solutions.
(Oct 4, Book Excerpt)
Shawn Wildermuth shows the provider model in ASP.NET 2.0 and how to use that model to create a custom searchable profile provider.
(Sep 27, Featured Article)
Scott Woodgate and Paul Andrew give us a look under the covers of Windows Workflow Foundation in this exclusive TSS.NET interview.
(Sep 20, Tech Talk)
Wintellect's Jeffrey Richter discusses performance improvements in the 2.0 CLR, how the Garbage Collector gets tuned, and the importance of threaded applications in the future.
(Sep 8, Tech Talk)
Scott Woodgate talks about BizTalk Server as an ESB, The BizTalk Server 2004 Rules Engine, and new features coming in BizTalk Server 2006.
(Aug 25, Tech Talk)
Learn about the available options for communications in Smart Client applications and how to decide between them in this article by Brian Noyes.
(August 15, Featured Article)
Essential XML Quick Reference looks at mainstream XML Technologies and answers the most common XML-related technical questions.
(Aug 5, Free Book)
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