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Best Practices? Bah Humbug!  
Fri, Dec 19th 2008 4:56p Daniel Larson
Adam wrote a great post on Best Practices. With a myriad of "Best Practices" and even conferences about them floating around, it's good to refrain from that kool-aid and think for yourself sometimes. Because using the old noggin' is truly a Best Practice. Read the article here: http://www.sharepointsecurity.com/blog/sharepoint/when-best-practices-aren’t-best-practices/ [read] Keywords: best practice
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Releasing Social Sites 2.5
Wed, Dec 17th 2008 4:59p Daniel Larson
We released NewsGator Social Sites 2.5 yesterday, along with our flagship server NewsGator Enterprise, the social computing platform for the enterprise. There's some very cool things to talk about in that release, but there's a few controversial (if you're super-geeky, that is) things that we did in this release. One thing we did is move all our assemblies to the GAC. If you read my SharePoint book (Inside Windows SharePoint Services, with Ted Pattison) you'll know this is heresy. Heresy, I tell [read] Keywords: ajax
application
applications
development
enterprise
interface
microsoft
office
server
sharepoint
social bookmarking
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Service-Oriented AJAX: Denver Book Release at Denver .NET User Group 
Tue, Nov 25th 2008 4:56p Daniel Larson
Last night I talked about Service Oriented AJAX in Denver at the .NET User Group to a packed house of 121 people. An AJAX architecture based on a service-oriented API is new to most .NET developers, although it's something that's on the radar for a lot of developers. And it fits very nicely with all types of rich internet application technologies other than pure AJAX, such as Flash, Flex, Silverlight and more-- but AJAX is the most powerful user interface technology out there today, and is 100% [read] Keywords: javascript
ajax
application
applications
community
enterprise
interface
linux
mac
microsoft
server
xslt
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Service Oriented AJAX in Denver
Mon, Nov 24th 2008 11:56a Daniel Larson
Tonight I'm speaking at the Denver Visual Studio User Group on Service-Oriented AJAX (5:30 at Microsoft's Denver Office). This is my second talk on SO-AJAX since the book release, and my hometown book release event. We've got tons of giveaways-- 60+ books from Microsoft Press, and other software goodies-- and Microsoft Learning and I are co-sponsoring the event. Service Oriented AJAX is summed up like this: "write web services, then write your UI against those web services." We'll be looking at [read] Keywords: javascript
ajax
microsoft
office
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Service Oriented AJAX: In Stores now!
Thu, Nov 20th 2008 4:53p Daniel Larson
Last December, I started writing "Developing Service Oriented AJAX Applications on the Microsoft Framework". It's finally done, and available at your favorite local neighborhood bookstore. If you're local to Denver, I have a 30% off coupon for Service Oriented AJAX from SoftPro books (Yosemite, just south of Arapahoe). Email "me at dan larson dot com" and I'll gladly send you a coupon. [read] Keywords: ajax
applications
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Tip # 743- Find JS Errors in Visual Studio2008 with Control Shift J
Thu, Nov 20th 2008 4:53p Daniel Larson
In Visual Studio 2008, Control-shift-J interprets the current JavaScript file in order to update the intellisense, and will also expose any errors in the Errors window. [read] Keywords: javascript
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Reward: Missing Ice Cream Scoop
Tue, Nov 18th 2008 6:56a Daniel Larson
Have you seen this scoop? [read] Keywords: blogging
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Service Oriented AJAX in San Diego: November 18, 2008 6pm (an INETA event at the San Diego ASP.NET Group)
Thu, Nov 13th 2008 6:55a Daniel Larson
I'll be speaking in San Diego at the ASP.NET SIG on November 18 on "Developing a Service Oriented AJAX Application". This is the first event I'm speaking at since my book release, and I'll have 30 copies to give away at the event. What is a service-oriented AJAX application? A service-oriented AJAX application is built on a web service architecture that focuses on the application as web services-- and AJAX is just one client of the application. This is an architecture we've used successfully at [read] Keywords: javascript
ajax
application
applications
best practice
development
interface
microsoft
office
xml
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A fix for SharePoint content types from Martin Hatch
Mon, Oct 13th 2008 11:55a Daniel Larson
I just picked this up from MSDN forums on SharePoint development: Martin Hatch found a great fix to the issue of fields in content types. Without this code, you have to define fields from content types in the list's schema.xml definitions, which is a HUGE pain, and leads to maintenance problems. This is because lists define the entire schema for the list, and content types are data objects that can be defined within that data space, with the potential for several content types within a single [read] Keywords: development
microsoft
sharepoint
xml
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Guess who came to work!
Mon, Sep 22nd 2008 11:52a Daniel Larson
That's right... an automatic coffee brewer from Starbucks. Another reason NewsGator is the greatest employer in Colorado. :) Yeah, I know these have been floating around Microsoft for a few years, but we finally got one of our own. And it's worth every cent-- no longer do you see highly paid software engineers standing around making coffee. Now if only we could get coffee delivered to our desks... Shout outs to Anita, Veronica, Greg and all those involved... :) [read] Keywords: microsoft
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Google Chrome
Wed, Sep 3rd 2008 1:52a Daniel Larson
Best browser ever? I think so. Get it at http://www.google.com/chrome. It's built on WebKit, Apple's open source engine used by Safari, and includes key technologies that make the browser more robust for the AJAX age we live in. Do yourself a favor and download it today, you won't go back to IE (not even IE8). [read] Keywords: ajax
apple
google
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Democratic National Convention Scavenger Hunt: Day 2 
Wed, Aug 27th 2008 7:54p Daniel Larson
More pics from the DNC... check out Josh, one of our software test engineers, standing with a Gitmo escapee. And the guy protesting for bigger signs. I hear you dude. And there he is-- one sane guy with the Jesus Saves sign. Yes He does. Nice to see some Christian love at the DNC... What an event-- this is a great party, no matter what your party is! [read] Keywords: |
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Stop Bird Porn!
Wed, Aug 27th 2008 6:53p Daniel Larson
(Spotted at the Democratic national Convention, 8/27/2008) [read] Keywords: |
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Democratic National Convention Scavenger Hunt: Day 1
Wed, Aug 27th 2008 5:53a Daniel Larson
This week, the NewsGator camera crews are out in force at the DNC for the lunchtime scavenger hunt (we right software most of the time, actually). These are pictures I took on Tuesday, 8/26. We're still looking for some photos inside Gitmo on the Platte, but we've got plenty of other cool pictures. You gotta love dead people walking the streets, and the lost brigade roaming the streets looking for weapons of mass destruction in Denver. I think they heard Osama bin Laden-- but instead it's Osama [read] Keywords: |
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VII?
Fri, Aug 15th 2008 1:56p Daniel Larson
Check out this year's birthday present!!! [read] Keywords: |
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Client Side AJAX History Support with Sys.Application
Mon, Aug 11th 2008 1:56p Daniel Larson
One of the cool new features of the 3.5 SP1 Microsoft AJAX Library is a history framework, which adds support for backwards and forwards navigation using history points. History points can be added any time, and contain a JavaScript dictionary that helps you serialize and deserialize the state of the application or control. To enable history, the ScriptManager must be set to support history: To add a history point, simply add a JavaScript dictionary object and a title for the history point: va [read] Keywords: ajax
application
applications
microsoft
server
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.NET 3.5 Service Pack 1
Fri, Aug 8th 2008 1:54p Daniel Larson
The .NET 3.5 Service Pack 1 RTM release is now available through the SQL Server 2008 install media, available on MSDN. Be sure to uninstall any previous 3.5 SP1 betas before installing it. I've already implemented the new JavaScript history manager support into our product, which I'll blog about shortly. [read] Keywords: microsoft
server
sql
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The Cuil Search Engine
Fri, Aug 1st 2008 8:52p Daniel Larson
Cuil is now my favorite search engine. Why? Because it adds my pic to all sorts of results that I am vaguely related to. Search for NewsGator and you'll see what I mean... [read] Keywords: blogging
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We got an iphone. (actually, 2)
Sun, Jul 27th 2008 2:52a Daniel Larson
Best computer ever. We got 2 of them. Violet loves it as well... this is her flipping through pictures with the touch screen (mainly pictures of her). [read] Keywords: apple
iphone
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KB: When is the SPContext.Current available ? (SharePoint dev)
Thu, Jul 24th 2008 1:52a Daniel Larson
We always assumed wherever you have an HTTP Context (i.e., wherever SPContext.Current is not null), that you could access the SharePoint context through SPContext.Current. This was the case with MOSS 2007 RTM and SP1, but this changed with the recent Infrastructure Update. The following update to when SPContext is supported has been confirmed by Microsoft PSS. (Props to Nishand for confirming this behavior change.) Prior to the IHttpHandler.ProcessRequest method, the SharePoint application runti [read] Keywords: Sharepoint
application
bug
microsoft
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Pre-order on Amazon: Developing Service-Oriented AJAX Applications on the Microsoft® Platform
Sun, Jul 13th 2008 10:52p Daniel Larson
We're live on Amazon-- and to celebrate I'm giving away the first confirmed pre-order. The first person to send me proof of pre-order (you know how to reach me*...) will get a free signed book from me and a refund of your purchase price! (How can you lose????) Here's the link to the pre-order: Developing Service-Oriented AJAX Applications on the Microsoft Platform A big shout-out to my book team, without whom the book really would have been less interesting: my tech reviewer Per Blomqvis [read] Keywords: Sharepoint
ajax
applications
microsoft
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Book plug: Real World SharePoint 2007
Thu, Jul 3rd 2008 7:52p Daniel Larson
I just picked this book up to help me through forms based authentication and setup. My friend Stacy Draper wrote the chapter on forms based authentication, so it was a no-brainer to read Stacy's methods rather than futzing with it myself. It took me an hour to read through the chapter and set it up. There's some other great topics in there too, so check out the table of contents and add it as a special-case book to your library. It's chock full of good advice, tips and tricks from real world Sha [read] Keywords: Sharepoint
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The website is down.
Thu, Jul 3rd 2008 7:52p Daniel Larson
www.thewebsiteisdown.com. [read] Keywords: blogging
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Elevated Privilege with SPSite
Fri, Jun 13th 2008 7:52p Daniel Larson
Here is a code sample of a utility class for elevated privileges using the best practices outlined in my last post. 99% of the time you'll be able to get the system token using site.SystemAccount.UserToken. However, you may need to elevate privilege if the current user doesn't have permission to read that object from the SPSite. In this case, you'll need to elevate privilege just to get the user token-- but we don't want to perform any operations inside RunWithElevatedPrivilege, we only want t [read] Keywords: Sharepoint
application
microsoft
security
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Link: How we did Social Sites 2.0
Mon, Jun 9th 2008 3:54p Daniel Larson
Today, we're shipping NewsGator Social Sites 2.0. Check out my guest post on the Microsoft SharePoint Blog:
How We Did It: NewsGator Social Sites 2.0 - Enhanced Social Computing on the SharePoint Platform [read] Keywords: Sharepoint
Social computing
archive
microsoft
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Best Practices for Elevated Privilege in SharePoint
Fri, Jun 6th 2008 1:53p Daniel Larson
Elevated Privilege can be used to bypass or work with security, and can be performed either through SPSecurity or through impersonation techniques involving the SPUserToken and the SPSite class. It's one of the most misunderstood aspects of the SharePoint API, but in general you should always prefer impersonation using the SPSite class and SPUserToken objects. While I've been ranting about SPSecurity over the last few days, it can be useful for running code under the context of the application p [read] Keywords: Sharepoint
application
applications
development
enterprise
network
security
sharepoint
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SharePoint Security: The Evils of RunWithElevatedPrivilege (and our hero, SPUserToken)
Thu, Jun 5th 2008 6:53p Daniel Larson
Since I've been ranting on this for a few days, I thought I'd wrap it up. When SPSecurity was first found, we thought it was the best thing in the API since since SPPeanutButter. We used it... we abused it... we loved it. Over the course of the last few months though, it betrayed us. We started to see all sorts of obscure bugs when working with the SharePoint object model within the delegate in RunWithElevatedPrivelege. One such issue was with My Sites. Somehow, we managed to abuse SPSecurity.Ru [read] Keywords: Sharepoint
application
network
security
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Please, just say no to RunWithElevatedPriveleges!
Tue, Jun 3rd 2008 3:53p Daniel Larson
You were warned. But you just HAD to use SPSecurity.RunWithElevatedPrivileges. See what you did??? [read] Keywords: Sharepoint
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RunWithElevatedPriveleges kills baby lolcats.
Mon, Jun 2nd 2008 3:33p Daniel Larson
It's official. SPSecurity.RunWithElevatedPrivileges is one of the most evil methods in the SharePoint API. Just say no, and use the SPUserTokens for impersonation. Please, it's for the lolcatz. [read] Keywords: Sharepoint
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Custom List: Links
Tue, May 27th 2008 12:26p Daniel Larson
LinksTop SharePoint Bloggers OPML FeedThe authoritative list of top SharePoint blogs including Microsoft blogs and SharePoint MVP Blogs.SharePoint Developer CenterMVP ProfileInside Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services 3.0Dan and Ted's Excellent SharePoint Developer BookDeveloping Service-Oriented AJAX Applications on the Microsoft® PlatformDan Larson's book on service-oriented AJAX for Microsoft developers. Coming this fall to a theater near you! [read] Keywords: Sharepoint
Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services
Windows SharePoint Services 3.0
Sharepoint services
ajax
applications
microsoft
profile
sharepoint
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Troubleshooting SharePoint CAS (Code Access Security)
Tue, May 27th 2008 12:01p Daniel Larson
Last week I spoke at the Rocky Mountain (Denver) SharePoint User Group and we talked about CAS. CAS is great because it limits what your code can do. For example-- you can know that my code won't compromise x because it doesn't have permission to even talk to type x. It can be difficult for developers that aren't familiar with CAS to grasp the concepts. Typically, your project CAS requirements can be determined early on in the project lifecycle, and don't change often over the course of develo [read] Keywords: Sharepoint
Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services
Windows SharePoint Services 3.0
Sharepoint services
development
google
microsoft
network
security
sharepoint
xml
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NewsGator invades Scranton
Mon, May 26th 2008 9:54p Daniel Larson
Check it out here: http://launchpad.enterprise2conf.com/node/36. It's a great demo of SocialSites embedded in a cheesy The Office spoof. (Yeah, that's my code they're using!) [read] Keywords: office
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SharePoint Elevated Privilege without RunWithElevatedPrivelege
Tue, May 20th 2008 8:51a Daniel Larson
RunWithElevatedPrivilege drops the identity of the code to the process user, which is either the current user in a console application or the application pool if run in the web application. It requires a ton of CAS permissions and is generally overkill for what you need to execute as system. And did I mention-- the Microsoft support policy on it is a little fuzzy? It can also lead to bugs as objects cannot reliably be passed into the delegate-- especially constructs like the SPUser object. (Ther [read] Keywords: Sharepoint
application
microsoft
network
security
sharepoint
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Hardware Report: HP Tx2000 series Tablet PC
Tue, May 20th 2008 3:52a Daniel Larson
I upgraded my laptop this week to the HP tx2000—and it runs Server 08 x64 flawlessly. Everything works flawlessly on 64bit Server, including the webcam, wireless, tablet functionality, and Bluetooth. If you’re looking for a small laptop (12”) that’s speedy and runs server I’d recommend this one, and it’s only around $1200 pimped out from HP with the 2.4ghz Turion (I also added 4gb ram and a 72000rpm drive from my last notebook). For writing code-- NOTHING beats un-virtualized develop [read] Keywords: blogging
development
email
laptop
server
virtualization
vista
wireless
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The Revenge of Captain AJAX
Thu, May 8th 2008 1:19p Daniel Larson
I've got an official page for the book-- and we've got a formalized title as well, "Developing Service-Oriented AJAX Applications on the Microsoft® Platform" While there's not much there yet (no Amazon links yet... ), check it out: http://www.microsoft.com/MSPress/books/12793.aspx Here's how the book is described (and it's pretty accurate!) Your essential guide to building Rich Interactive Applications (RIAs) using Microsoft technologies Delve into the fundamental architectural principles and t [read] Keywords: Sharepoint
ajax
applications
enterprise
integration
microsoft
server
sharepoint
xml
xslt
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Book Plug: MOSS Enterprise Search
Mon, Apr 28th 2008 11:52a Daniel Larson
A few weeks ago I was given a copy of "Inside the Index and Search Engines: Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007" (thanks, Ben!). I've seen this book and passed on it before because of it's title... I don't really care about how Microsoft implemented their index engine, I'm just not that type of guy. However, this book was so much more than that-- it's a very practical book on integrating custom search into MOSS. It's a much needed resource, there isn't this kind of in-depth programmatic refe [read] Keywords: Sharepoint
Microsoft Office SharePoint Server
application
applications
enterprise
microsoft
office
server
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sql
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Windows Live (Messenger, Writer, etc.) on Windows Server 2008
Sat, Apr 26th 2008 5:52p Daniel Larson
After several months of not using IM (oh it was SO freeing!) I finally decided to find a version of live messenger that works on server. I do like Live Messenger because it works well with the webcam for video calls. I finally found an old version that installs quite nicely-- and then learned that you can easily upgrade to the latest release and by copying the installed version from a Vista box. Forget about installing the new versions directly-- but you can install version 8.1, and then copy th [read] Keywords: microsoft
server
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MVP Summit Report
Sat, Apr 19th 2008 12:30a Daniel Larson
This week I attended the Microsoft MVP Summit in Seattle. Here's why we love Microsoft: Microsoft listens, and is also transparent with it's key influencers and contributors. This week I heard product plans for Microsoft Office SharePoint Server as well as the ASP.NET AJAX framework in both open forums and closed-door meetings, and was given the opportunity along with the rest of the MVP teams to help shape the platform for the next product release cycles. Oh yeah, and one heck of a party: Share [read] Keywords: Sharepoint
Microsoft Office SharePoint Server
ajax
archive
community
microsoft
office
server
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Ajax Memory Leaks Explained
Tue, Apr 8th 2008 12:56p Daniel Larson
Douglas Crawford has a great site about JavaScript (the world's most misunderstood, yet most popular, programming language) where he explains memory leaks. If you create HTML through script (as is typical with AJAX applications)-- your application *has* memory leaks in IE if you have click events in the HTML and you don't remove them. Check out his article on memory leaks which include sample demo pages. The leak is only a factor for IE users-- and yes, it's an issue in IE7/8. To clean up the me [read] Keywords: ajax
application
applications
bug
leak
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Immortalized in the SharePoint SDK
Mon, Apr 7th 2008 1:16p Daniel Larson
In February's WSS 3.0 SDK release, I found myself immortalized in the included Technical Articles CHM file. (Look for topic "Book Excerpts: Inside Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services 3.0") Props to my partner in crime Ted Pattison! Get the SDK here. [read] Keywords: Sharepoint
Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services
Windows SharePoint Services 3.0
Sharepoint services
microsoft
sharepoint
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Best Laptop Mouse Ever
Fri, Apr 4th 2008 8:10p Daniel Larson
If you use a mouse with your laptop, you need this mouse. You just can't beat it's feel, and the USB wireless receiver is so small you'll never remove it. Logitech VX Nano. Sorry for the gadget lab spam for the weekend, but I freaking love this mouse. :) I had an MS wireless presenter mouse before, but it died. The logitech upgrade is like going from a Toyota to a Porsche. UPDATE: I liked this mouse so much I got it's slightly clumsier cousin, the Logitech v320 Cordless Mouse for my desktop mo [read] Keywords: desktop
gadget
laptop
office
wireless
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Real error messages in SharePoint
Tue, Apr 1st 2008 6:42p Daniel Larson
Ok, so SharePoint DOES show the "An error has occurred" page on purpose-- it's there to provide "maximum security" for the portal by not showing detailed error messages to the user for unhandled exceptions. If you see that page and you're a SharePoint developer, it's usually because your own code broke something and you failed to provide error handling. It's your own fault. But still, that doesn't change the fact that you hate it. I hear you, "no, it's totally not my fault. It's Sherstin's fault [read] Keywords: Sharepoint
archive
security
sharepoint
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SPSite security context and the SPUser
Mon, Mar 31st 2008 3:49p Daniel Larson
To run code in an elevated context, you can use the method SPSecurity.RunWithElevatedPriveleges. Code run in the delegate (passed as a param) runs as the SHAREPOINT\system account when running in the SharePoint web application. To run in the elevated context, however, you must create a new SPSite object which will run in the new security context, and you can create and manipulate objects obtained from that reference. I wrote about this here back in January of 2007. What I've recently discovere [read] Keywords: Sharepoint
application
bug
security
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The HitchHiker's Guide to the WCF Web Programming Model
Mon, Mar 31st 2008 12:42p Daniel Larson
I've just finished chapter 3 of Service-Based AJAX with Microsoft .NET, and will be posting some of the key concepts in the next few days of the Web programming model. There's also a ton of additional excellent resources available on the internets, so I'll try to reference some of my favorites. So without further introduction, here is the HitchHiker's Guide to the WCF Web Programming Model. The WCF Web Programming model in .NET 3.5 is all about REST (Representational State Transfer). Microsoft c [read] Keywords: ajax
application
applications
integration
microsoft
xml
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Happy Easter
Sun, Mar 23rd 2008 11:15a Daniel Larson
Happy Resurrection Day from the Larson Family! On this day we remember the resurrection of Jesus, the Messiah, and that through Him we may have life, and life abundant. Blessings to you and your family this Easter from Daniel, Sallina and Violet. [read] Keywords: |
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Links for a Friday
Fri, Mar 21st 2008 11:21a Daniel Larson
VS 2008 Web Development Hot-Fix Roll-Up- a fix for Visual Studio 2008, especially for some JavaScript editor issues. Get it here or read Scott Guthrie's post about it here. JQuery. Is this the best JS library ever? Some think so. You'll need to run the VS hotfix to keep VS's JavaScript editor happy when using jQuery. Lance Fisher's Jquery with intellisense. Because we've forgotten how to type without intellisense. The code trip. They stopped by NewsGator on Tuesday for some interviews and I got [read] Keywords: ajax
archive
development
microsoft
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VS 2008 Launch Event
Thu, Mar 20th 2008 6:03p Daniel Larson
I went to the Microsoft VS 2008 (/Windows Server 2008/Sql Server "not going to release in" 2008) launch today at the Denver Convention Center. It's nice working downtown, because I can walk over to events like this without committing the whole day. Regardless, the dev session I went to was by Rob Bagby. If you're attending any of the western US launch events, check out his session. His session was all about service-based AJAX development (sound like a familiar theme?), and he did a little demo u [read] Keywords: ajax
application
development
microsoft
server
sql
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Zuned
Sun, Mar 9th 2008 12:13a Daniel Larson
I finally got a new MP3 player-- after sticking with my first generation IPod Shuffle for several years. For a while I had a Nano, but I thought the Shuffle was way cooler due to it's gumstick size, and not having to worry about scratching the stupid thing. I really hated the first generation Zune, and I really was embarrassed to get one as I try not to get too much Microsoft stuff for fear of being mocked by my coworkers. I kind of work for Microsoft in that I write for them (book 2 if you don' [read] Keywords: apple
ipod
laptop
mac
microsoft
server
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IE8: Must have software for AJAX Developers
Thu, Mar 6th 2008 11:57a Daniel Larson
Developers can download IE8 here: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/products/winfamily/ie/ie8/getitnow.mspx
It's available for Vista and Server in 64bit mode (as well as 32bit modes for XP, etc… suckers!)… that's good news for me!
The coolest new feature is debugger support for JavaScript —this totally blows away Firebug. It's COOL, but kinda blows right now. It's going to ROCK when it's done but for now I'm sticking with FireBug.
Here are some additional links that I fished up.
Debuggi [read] Keywords: ajax
development
firefox
microsoft
server
vista
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Social Sites 2.0 Announced
Tue, Mar 4th 2008 1:12p Daniel Larson
This week we announced Social Sites 2.0 (www.newsgator.com/business/socialsites) built on top of NewsGator Enterprise Server and Microsoft Office SharePoint Server. This is a major release with some very cool features including self-service community creation and management, enhanced MOSS-based social networking and some very cool AJAX collaboration tools—including an AJAX forums/discussion component. There's nothing like it in the SharePoint world—and it's all service-based, meaning you can [read] Keywords: Sharepoint
Microsoft Office SharePoint Server
Collaboration
ajax
community
enterprise
microsoft
networking
office
server
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