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Patterns & Practices
Brian Mains shows us how to make use of all that object-oriented development has to offer.


Model: The “M” in ASP.NET MVC.
Dino Esposito explores and explains the MVC pattern as implemented in ASP.NET MVC

Going Mobile with WCF
Michele Leroux Bustamante provides a crash course in Windows Mobile and WCF.

How to Use XAML in a Silverlight Application
Dan Wahlin introduces some key aspects of XAML.

Columns & Rows: Part II
Bilal Haidar continues his discuasion of DataGrid properties.

Posting Forms the AJAX Way in ASP.NET MVC
Dino Esposito examines an AJAX-related feature of the ASP.NET MVC Framework.



July 20 -- New ActiveReports 6.0 features for a complete .NET reporting and BI solution for your end customers
Come join us in this FREE Demo Booth - LIVE! Webcast for a personal walkthrough of the new 6.0 features.
July 21 -- Sharing Code Between Silverlight and WPF -- with Dino Esposito
Having a single XAML for your Web and Windows user interface starts becoming an attractive and affordable concept. Is this all true and real?
Podcast -- What’s on the horizon for SQL Server programmers
Quentin Clark, Microsoft, hits the highlights of what’s on the horizon for SQL Server programmers.

July 14 - Advanced Basics 1
This course provides an overview and examples of some of the features that were introduced with C# 2008 and Visual Basic 2008. Additionally, both Visual Basic and C# support XML documentation comments and we'll cover the XML documentation tags and how to work with the Sandcastle tool. Other topics covered are how to create enumerable types, cloneable and comparable objects and working with generics.
July 15 - Advanced Basics II
This six session hands-on course will focus on using reflection to work with code "on the fly" as well as late-binding and attributes. Additionally, we'll dive in on using delegates to handle events and creating and managing assemblies.
July 16 - Advanced Basics III
XML is widely used within .NET itself and as a means of exchanging data with other applications and environments. In this course, you’ll learn how to use .NET Framework features to read and write XML documents, how to work with the DOM, XML Schemas and XSLT. Pelkie will also cover how to create LINQ expressions, how to use LINQ operators, and how to use LINQ to work with objects, ADO.NET, DataSets, SQL and XML.

LINQ Unleashed for C#

Data-Driven Services with Silverlight 2
Book review by Anand Narayanaswamy

Essential LINQ
Book review by Mike Riley.


Gaia Ajax 3.5 for ASP.NET

WebUI Studio.NET 2008 R2

List & Label 14
Product review by Anand Narayanaswamy


Fast Reports Releases FastReport .Net v.1.1

Iron Speed Upgrades Its Iron Speed Designer Web 2.0 App Generator

Keyoti Releases RapidSpell Desktop .NET 4.5


A Good Run

ASP.NET 4.0 Awesomeness

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