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November 7, 2003 .net

WinFX Application Written in Standard ML

I have no idea how this SML application works, but it's cool that it does.
November 7, 2003 .net

MSDN TV: What is WinFX?

Watch Brad Abrams and learn the object-oriented, managed API for the breadth of Windows "Longhorn" and how it relates to the work you are already doing on the .NET Framework.
November 7, 2003 .net

Cool Longhorn Diagrams from the PDC

Check out the Longhorn Architecture Diagram and the WinFX Namespace Diagram from the PDC for a look at what we're building. Also, check out an early snapshot of the WinFS Schema: http://download.microsoft.com/download/2/7/a/27ab8218-e3d8-4261-b8e4-6ffc7bd8f199/winfsschemadiagram.vsd
November 6, 2003 .net

DonXML Dives into XAML

Don "XML" Demsak has been diving into XAML head first, using it for it's graphics language features and comparing it to SVG along the way. Very cool stuff.
November 5, 2003 .net

A List of What Makes WinFS Cool

Serge posts a list of what he thinks makes WinFS cool along with links to more info.
November 5, 2003 .net

Develop Managed VSIP Extensions to VS.NET

Want to develop deep extensions to VS.NET as a Visual Studio Integration Partner for free? Want to develop those extensions using managed code with new managed samples and a new wizard? Then check out the VSIP Extras Beta and have fun!
November 4, 2003 .net

PDC Break-Out Session Videos

Looks like the folks that video taped the break-out sessions at the PDC have a DVD of the videos. Even if you did get to go, like me, you probably didn't get to see everything you wanted. Now just gotta talk to boss into it...
November 4, 2003 .net

.NET Rocks! hosted by MSDN

Because of increasing popularity, Carl Franklin asked the community for some help mirroring the audio from his .NET Rocks! internet talk show. MSDN has answered the call and is now mirroring the audio for each of the past .NET Rocks! shows and will be mirroring it into the future. Enjoy (I know I do).

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