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  Windows 7 Blog The Windows 7 Blog for Developers Here is an effort to highlight the&;Windows 7 development story, a story that got lost with Windows Vista .&;Now we hope that the Windows 7 Evangelism team will join with the community to create an open and direct... Posted Oct 23 2008, 02:11 PM by Paul Mooney Feeds Filed under: amp, blog, developers, nbsp, evangelism team, direct dialog

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  Learning Silverlight Silverlight 2 Released The best way to learn Silverlight 2 is to visit the www.silverlight.net web-site. You can find free online tutorials, videos and training available there. The site also hosts an online forum system where MVPs and Microsoft Silverlight... Posted Oct 14 2008, 07:23 PM by Paul Mooney Feeds Filed under: blog, microsoft, jesse liberty, microsoft silverlight, team members, daily dose, forum system, technical questions, free online tutorials, online forum, mvps

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  .NET Framework: What do you use? One of the common things we discuss on the .NET Framework prod uct team is&; around the popularity of different features of the .NET Framework.&; We have some very interesting semi-scientific methods for gathering data like this, but Hanselman... Posted Oct 13 2008, 04:54 PM by Brad Abrams Feeds Filed under: blog, popularity, amp nbsp, scott hanselman, vote, scientific methods, wagers, question thanks, pulse check

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  WPF Pixel Shader Nikola Mihaylov &;explains what a WPF Pixel Shader really is and the code involved and making one.&; He has a great post on his blog explaining how to get started with Pixel Shaders along with a custom VS project template to make it even easier... Posted Sep 22 2008, 09:13 AM by Paul Mooney Feeds Filed under: blog, wpf, amp nbsp, demonstration, project template, grayscale, nikola, wave reflection, reflection effect, shaders, rakesh, s wave

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  Apparently I'm #25 on the Top 100 Blogs for Development Managers The full list is here . It's a pretty prestigious group--and I'm totally floored that I'm there next to some pretty big names. In homage to Ms. Sally Fields, of so many years ago... "You like me, you really like me". Having somebody... Posted Sep 15 2008, 04:29 AM by Interoperability Happens Feeds Filed under: blog, xml services, enterprise consulting, mentoring, cool stuff, page rank, sally fields, homage, fun things, prestigious group, ms sally

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  Building Business Applications with Silverlight? I'd love to hear feedback and thoughts you have about building business focused applications with Silverlight.  What is motivating you to consider Silverlight?  if you have already started to evaluating, what is easy or hard about it? Related... Posted Sep 04 2008, 10:22 PM by Brad Abrams Feeds Filed under: amp, blog, love, silverlight, building business

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  VS2008 Multitargeting Gets Even Better with SP1 One of my favorite features of VS2008 is the ability to target older versions of the .NET Framework.&; This allows developers to use the latest and greatest tools even if some client machines can't be upgraded to the latest version of framework... Posted Sep 02 2008, 09:53 AM by Brad Abrams Feeds Filed under: blog, developers, target, fxcop, older versions, amp nbsp, play by play, kean

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  Quick Update I've received a number of (very nice) emails recently asking if I was ok - since my blog has been silent the last few weeks (and much of the summer).  Just to address people's concerns - I'm alive and well. :-)  I've just been... Posted Sep 02 2008, 05:21 AM by ScottGu's Blog Feeds Filed under: amp, blog, ajax, mvc, quot, diapers, embarrassment, segment, free time, absence

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  WatermarkedTextBox for Silverlight 2 Beta 2 One breaking change you may have noticed between Silverlight 2 Beta 1 and Beta 2 is that WatermarkedTextBox is no longer available in the Silverlight SDK (System.Windows.Controls.Extended.dll).  We decided to remove the control because in a future... Posted Jun 24 2008, 09:19 AM by Brad Abrams Feeds Filed under: amp, blog, beta, silverlight, source code, system windows, unit test

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  “Hello World” - The SlickEdit Developer Blog To quote Jeff Atwood of Coding Horror fame: “I don’t care if you suck at writing. I don’t care if nobody reads your blog. I don’t care if you have nothing interesting to say. If you can demonstrate a willingness to write, and a desire... Posted Jun 11 2008, 12:12 PM by "Hello World" - The SlickEdit Developer Blog Feeds Filed under: blog, atwood, willingness, desire, fame, horror

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  Managed Extensibility Framework Krzysztof recently announced on his blog that we have begun working on an extensibility framework for .NET..   We will blog more details about MEF in the upcoming months, but here are some early details (subject to changes, of course): MEF is a set... Posted Apr 28 2008, 06:14 AM by Brad Abrams Feeds Filed under: amp, blog, love, addin, scenarios, bind, magic, quot, abstract class, extensible applications, academic community, class helloworld, dynamic applications, public void, mef, string output, kry

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  Where should the ASP.NET team release stuff? One of the things I love about working on the ASP.NET team is that the team is very focused on getting customer feedback. One of the ways we do this we need to ship bits early and often.   While I think this is great, it does present some challenges... Posted Apr 26 2008, 08:39 AM by Brad Abrams Feeds Filed under: amp, blog, customer feedback, challenges, good conversation, scott galloway

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  Donating $5,000 to .NET Open Source Way back in June of last year, I promised to donate a portion of my advertising revenue back to the community: I will be donating a significant percentage of my ad revenue back to the programming community. The programming community is the reason I started... Posted Apr 11 2008, 12:59 AM by Coding Horror Feeds Filed under: blog, microsoft, ecosystem, open source projects, open source community, development tools, class citizens, bloggers, anand iyer, different ways, money, ms developer, verbal commitment, developer evangelist, tipping point, advertising revenue, voting system, programming community

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  Paul Tops DDJ Again Once again my blog received more Web traffic then the entire paid staff of Dr Dudds Journal. DDJ can talk code, but can't string anything together. I had a look at their site this morning and viewed a short grainy video embedded with several ads and... Posted Mar 31 2008, 07:27 AM by Paul Mooney Feeds Filed under: blog, developers, email spam, ddj, web traffic

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  Leopard broke my MacBook Pro's wireless! So I took the plunge and installed Leopard onto my MacBook Pro tonight, and as of right now, I'm not a happy camper. The installation started off well enough--pop in the DVD, bring up the installer, double-click, answer a few form fields, then wait... Posted Mar 30 2008, 05:15 AM by Interoperability Happens Feeds Filed under: blog, love, apple, genius, images, double click, ssid, pram, plunge, connected systems, leopard, ellery queen, happy camper, software update, geniuses, home wireless network, mystery magazine, bad move, yay