Microsoft has announced that, they released the source code to ASP.NET MVC 2 under the Ms-PL license, an OSI approved Open Source license. To Get the source! To grab the source code, visit the ASP.NET MVC 2 RTM Download Details page and look for the file named mvc2-ms-pl.zip. Cool to know.. 🙂 ..So that we can […]
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Eclipse IDE Evolves into a First-Class Windows 7 Citizen
Microsoft is hard at work, making the next release (3.6) of the Eclipse Integrated Development Tool (IDE) a first-class citizen on Windows 7. In partnership with Tasktop Technologies, the Redmond company has been contributing code to Eclipse in an effort to tailor the IDE to Windows 7. In the video embedded at the bottom of […]
Read more →Why we need ASP.NET MVC?
I have seen so many developers frequently asking why we need ASP.NET MVC, or MVC architecture itself? . Why microsoft is giving so much importance to MVC?. My humble answer would be Every Architecture or Programming Language would have it’s own advantages as well as disadvantages. MVC has a purpose, that’s why in programming world […]
Read more →WCF Binding Comparison
I have been through different articles to find a comparison table about WCF Bindings. I just came across this comparison table by Aaron Skonnard. I hope this would be a good reference comparison table. Quoting to Aaron Skonnard’s Blog in Plural Sight(original source), In my ongoing quest to produce the simplest table possible summarizing the […]
Read more →WCF Basics Quick Overview
Windows Communication Foundation is unified programming API, takes many existing communication technologies, such as Web Services, Windows Remoting, Microsoft Message Queuing, and abstracts them into a single technology. In most cases, this simplifies the way you communicate with other applications. It also allows you to communicate with other applications without being coupled to a specific […]
Read more →Expression Blend 4 SDK for .NET 4 & Silverlight
Microsoft Expression Blend 4 includes new built-in behaviors, which are reusable pieces of packaged code that can be dragged onto any object, and then fine-tuned by changing their properties. Behaviors allow you to add interactivity to your applications without having to write any code. The Behavior API consists of three core classes: Trigger, Action and […]
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