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ASP.NET MVC Framework

This would be very heartening news for anyone dreading the prospect of having to back to ASP.NET Webforms after working with RoR or MonoRail. Scott Guthrie 's team is working on a proper MVC Framework for ASP.NET. Some of the goals of the framework (lifted straight from Jeffrey Palermo's blog...

Posted to Impersonation Failure (Weblog) by Armand du Plessis on 10-08-2007
.net Revolution?

I've been wanting to post something of this nature, but I guess my literary skills aren't quite as well honed as the author of the Ride Out the .NET Programming Revolution article on FTPOnline. It sums up some of what I'd been thinking about .net and programming in general. In addition to...

Posted to Virtual Static Void (Weblog) by virtualstaticvoid on 07-11-2007
Morning Wrap 2007/06/14

In the past I've relied on del.icio.us to post a wrap up of some interesting links to my blog. While this was a very quick and easy way to do it it you are restricted by the social bookmarking service's limit on the description field length. So until I find a new service that allows arbitary...

Posted to Impersonation Failure (Weblog) by Armand du Plessis on 06-14-2007
.NET CF for S60 CTP

On Tuesday we reached a key milestone in the development of our product at Red Five Labs. It was the announcement of our first public downloabable release of our .NET CF for S60 implementation which is available in CTP form from the new and improved Red Five Labs site**. Basically it means you can now...

Posted to Impersonation Failure (Weblog) by Armand du Plessis on 03-09-2007
Hooked on LINQ

Troy Magennis's LINQ Wiki " Hooked on LINQ " is up to a 100 pages now. If you're looking for any info on LINQ his Wiki should be the first place to start.

Posted to Impersonation Failure (Weblog) by Armand du Plessis on 02-19-2007
.NET Framework Cost Metrics

Rico Mariani included a very interesting file in his latest performance quiz post which shows all the members of the .NET Framework and their estimated performance signatures. These performance metrics are based on the number of allocations in the call tree of each method. (More info on this metric here...

Posted to Impersonation Failure (Weblog) by Armand du Plessis on 01-27-2007
Free Copies of Windows Vista and Office 2007

Complete three Vista Webcasts on Microsoft's Power Together site and you receive a free full license copy of Windows Vista Business. The same goes for Office Professional 2007, complete three Webcasts or vLabs in the Office series and receive a free fully licensed copy. [Update] Unfortunately looking...

Posted to Impersonation Failure (Weblog) by Armand du Plessis on 11-28-2006
Certification Motivation

Looking to get Microsoft Certified , need some motivation? If a 10 year old kid can pass her Microsoft Certified Application Developer for C# exam it must be child's play ;-) Afra Karim Randhawa is the youngest person known to pass this certification. Most other kids still battle with multiplication...

Posted to Impersonation Failure (Weblog) by Armand du Plessis on 11-28-2006
del.icio.us - Automatic Blog Post (Tagging Update)

I've updated the HttpHandler for Community Server del.icio.us daily blog post support I posted yesterday to include post tagging. The updated del.icio.us.ashx can be downloaded from here and the code is also included at the bottom of the post. Despite the fact that the metaweblog.newPost API used...

Posted to Impersonation Failure (Weblog) by Armand du Plessis on 11-25-2006
del.icio.us - Automatic Blog Post

[ Update : I've updated this post with tag support here ] http://del.icio.us has a very useful feature, the daily blog posting, which creates a daily blog post with all the links you tagged during the previous 24 hours. So instead of trying to memorise links and then post when you get a chance, whenever...

Posted to Impersonation Failure (Weblog) by Armand du Plessis on 11-24-2006

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