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• Consuming JSON enabled WCF 3.5 services using ASP.net AJAX

  There are several blog posts out there that cover the subject of how to consume JSON enabled services from Javascript using ASP.net AJAX. Having scouted around the usual suspects, I think the best article is by Fritz Onion here: http://www.pluralsight.com/blogs/fritz/archive/2008/01/31/50121.aspx Read More... Posted 06 March 2008 06:03 by simon.evans | 1 Comments Filed under: Atlas, .Net, WCF, ASP.net 2.0, SOA, AJAX

• Architecting web sites using Microsoft ASP.net AJAX

  Last Tuesday I conducted a presentation at the Microsoft Architect Insight Conference entitled "Architecting web sites using Microsoft ASP.net AJAX". You can download the presentation below. The aim of the presentation was to get attendees thinking Read More... Posted 09 March 2007 13:55 by simon.evans | 0 Comments Filed under: Atlas, .Net, ASP.net 2.0 Attachment(s): ASPnetAJAXAIC.zip

• Microsoft Architect Insight Conference 2007

  So, my blog has been pretty quiet of late. This is mainly due to work (and DIY!) commitments, but it is also due to the fact that I have busy preparing for my ASP.net AJAX tutorial for this years conference, which begins tomorrow (5 th March). My session, Read More... Posted 04 March 2007 23:44 by simon.evans | 0 Comments Filed under: Architecture, Atlas, .Net, ASP.net 2.0

• A brief guide to Microsoft technologies for business users

  Introduction Last June, my collegue Howard van Rooijen blogged on the need for continuous education in the .Net development world. This blog points out one very true fact in the Microsoft development space right now; technologies are diverging and becoming Read More... Posted 04 September 2006 23:27 by simon.evans | 0 Comments Filed under: Microsoft, WPF, Atlas, .Net, WWF, BizTalk, WCF, ASP.net 2.0

• How to customize the EditorZone in the web part framework

  Introduction The web part framework provided as part of ASP.net 2.0 provides a rich framework for creating portal based web sites. The concept of a portal is to separate the layout of content from what is hard coded onto the page design. This enables Read More... Posted 04 July 2005 15:52 by simon.evans | 0 Comments Filed under: .Net, ASP.net 2.0, WebPart

• How to programmatically assign a SkinID to a control while using a master page in ASP.net 2.0

  Using themes in ASP.net allows you to "skin" the look and feel of a web site, much like CSS, but with more control, because now you can affect the rendering of the HTML in server controls. The recommended use of a theme is to put as much as possible in Read More... Posted 09 June 2005 00:18 by simon.evans | 6 Comments Filed under: .Net, ASP.net 2.0

• Data binding to objects using the ObjectDataSource control in ASP.net 2.0

  Introduction If there’s one thing I like in life it’s a subject that brings out passionate love or hatred. Some examples include Marmite, The Smiths, and the work of Woody Allen. All of these examples I happen to love, but the best part about Read More... Posted 23 April 2005 11:46 by simon.evans | 10 Comments Filed under: .Net, ASP.net 2.0, ADO.net 2.0, Data Binding, DataSource, ObjectDataSource

• Using MSBuild with the ASP.net 2.0 compiler

  In my last blog entry , I covered the new ASP.net 2.0 solution structure and compilation model. In this article, I am going to cover some of the specifics of using MSBuild with the ASP.net compiler, and some of the issues I have with using it. Note that Read More... Posted 26 February 2005 17:53 by simon.evans | 0 Comments Filed under: .Net, ASP.net 2.0

• Understanding ASP.net 2.0 solution structure and compilation model

  Unlike the move from ASP to ASP.net 1.1, I was expecting the move to ASP.net 2.0 to be evolutionary rather than revolutionary; a few new controls and a reduction in the amount of code I would have to write was where my anticipation level was set. Whilst Read More... Posted 31 January 2005 09:17 by simon.evans | 8 Comments Filed under: .Net, ASP.net 2.0, Visual Studio 2005