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Hopefully that got your attention. But its not really the devils work. Simon has this theory about why video games and how its the devils work an opinion I do not fully share. Everything in moderation I say including moderation. Anyway I digress , The ninemsn crew has posted a fantastic video of the game [...]
The Silverlight clr does not have a MD5 implementation so your on your own when it comes to “signing” calls to REST based web services, like Flickr. A quick google found a clean implementation written in managed code, targeting the compact framework. The managed MD5CryptoServiceProvider was created by GL Conseil/Flow Group [...]
So you want to add a Normal Class Library Project to a Silverlight application, you think to your self how hard could this be despite the Visual Studio Warnings. Well for the most part its fairly simple, however there are a number of problems that I faced when doing exactly that.
A few weeks back I took a guess at “What is Oslo?”in that post I suggested the following
I imagine it to be a tool that enables these Information Workers to use some of Oslo’s features much like using Visio, but instead of static elements there are dynamic objects drawn from the repository [...]
Based on Kavita and Wenlong’s posts (they work with Doug Purdy and Don Box) the .net framework v4 is going to be the building blocks for Oslo.
With .net 4 they are not touting it to be a additive release like 3.0 and 3.5. Wenlog says that 4.0 will be the [...]
Oslo has been shrouded in a lot of mystery. Most information on the about Oslo is still speculation. When people think Oslo they think
Biztalk V Next Emacs.net Microsoft ESB All of the above and more…
IMHO I believe it to be everything and more, but what proof did i have to support it? Well [...]
Over on the Ado.net blog they have just announced that Devart have just released new Ado.net Data Providers that support the Entity Framework v1.
This is great news for the Entity Framework team. This added support for multiple database vendors is another big plus for choosing the Entity Framework over Linq To Sql.
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