Showing posts with label Demo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Demo. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 27, 2007

PDC 2007 Code Snippets

You can download the code snippets for PDC 2007 from here

Saturday, June 16, 2007

BizTalk Connectivity Services and SDK Update

I just came across the following update on BizTalk service labs web site

I will try to include a sneak peak on BizTalk services in my "Composite Architecture" & "WCF Services" presentation at Pakistan Developer Conference.


June 8th, 2007: BizTalk Connectivity Services and SDK Update

BizTalk Connectivity Services now supports:
UserName/Password based authentication
Access to application services through any web browser

The SDK has also been updated with:
Samples showing how to use username/password authentication
Samples showing how to expose a service so it can be accessed through a web browser
Compatibility with .NET Framework 3.5 Code Name "Orcas"

Wednesday, June 06, 2007

Free Silverlight Streaming service!!!

Silverlight Streaming by Windows Live offers a free streaming and application hosting solution for delivering high-quality, cross-platform, cross-browser, media-enabled rich interactive applications (RIAs). With the ability to author content in Microsoft Expression Media Encoder and other third-party editing environments, Web designers maintain complete control of the user experience.



Get it free here.

Tuesday, June 05, 2007

Playing with Silverlight

I have been working on Silverlight beta 1 for past couple of weeks to prepare a functional prototype (POC: Proof of concept). I just got done with it, I worked with lots of XAML and Javascript and a bit of design related stuff using ExpressionBlend 2 (May preview). It was a good experience to say the least.But one thing that bothered me most was the lack of documentation on Silverlight (WPF/E). Though I understand that the technology is rather new. But i believe when a release is in beta it should be supported by complete API documentation. On the other hand I must say demos have been useful for me to undestand things as they work.
I hope to do more work with Silverlight!