February 10, 2005 .net

Smart Client Patterns & Practices Survey

The Smart Client Team at Microsoft patterns & practices needs your feedback to evaluate the need of guidance for devices based Smart Clients (Mobile solution scenarios based on .NET Compact Framework).”
February 10, 2005

Google Site Search *Is* Working!

Doh! It was all about the outer
that I wasn’t using on my web pages, but just left cuz it wasn’t hurting anything.” Removing the outer form let the inner Google site search form work and wa la — site searching on sellsbrothers.com (and it only took 10 years : ). Thanks to
Nic Wise for his diagnosis!
February 10, 2005 .net

Indigo Day: Mujtaba Syed’s Notes From The Field

February 9, 2005 .net

VSLive Indigo Day Coverage from TheServerSide

Paul Ballard provides a nice summary of the Indigo Day at VSLive. I especially like the acronyms that the Indigo boys were using; the ABCs of Indigo and the CIA of security are damned easy to remember!
February 9, 2005 .net

Introducing Indigo: An Early Look

David Chappell provides an architectural overview of Indigo,’ Microsoft’s unified programming model for building service-oriented applications. The paper covers Indigo’s relationship to existing distributed application technologies in the .NET Framework, the basics of creating and consuming Indigo services, and an overview of Indigo’s capabilities, including security, reliable messaging, and transaction support.”

The first article of a new Indigo programming model since PDC03 (and hopefully the one that’ll stick : ).

February 9, 2005 spout

I Think VSLive Is *It*

It’s become apparent to me that for Microsoft-focused non-Microsoft hosted conferences, VSLive is it. I know that in the past that they’ve had financial problems, but I haven’t heard rumors of that for a while. Even more importantly, their attendance numbers and their coverage is top notch for 3rd party Windows developer conferences. If I was going to speak at a wide-reach Windows developer conference that wasn’t a TechEd or a PDC, VSLive would be it.

February 9, 2005 .net

Video: Soma on Visual Studio 2005 + Smart Clients

Somasegar says a key component of continuing this momentum is creating connected systems’ that work together by using smart clients. Let’s take the best from the Web client world and the best from the rich client world, and—voila!—you have a smart client,’ Somasegar says. Smart clients can allow several applications to share code with one another while using minimal resources, eliminating the need to duplicate coding efforts; essentially, if one application requires a piece of code existing already in another application, it simply can request the code to be sent over. The cheapest piece of code is the piece of code that you don’t have to write in the first place,’ Somasegar says, as smart clients provide interoperability through Web services and leverage existing investments. Enabling developers to reuse existing assets is a key design goal.’ The end result of using a smart client, ultimately, is a rich user experience that requires using minimal resources.”
February 9, 2005 .net

Clemens says “Hello, World” via Indigo

If you looked at the PDC 2003 Indigo bits, you will notice that the [Indigo] programming model changed quite a bit. I think that in fact, every single element of the programming model changed since then. And all for the better. The programming model is so intuitive by now that I am (almost) tempted to say Alright, understood, next technology, please.’”

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