Scott Morrison just published his demo files for his talks at Teched.. He
did some great work on to of the SuperHeros demo we did at Mix09.
Get all the Tech Ed 2009 Demo Files
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Some folks have mentioned to me that they are having trouble getting some of
my samples to work. And in fact, just the other day, I ran into a problem
getting my own samples to work. It turns out to be a problem with the way
windows treats the sample that you down load.
Specifically, because you downloaded the sample from the internet, windows
treats the sample as “untrusted” content. When you unzip untrusted
content you get a directory full of untrusted content. Visual Studio is not
so good and running untrusted content. Unfortunately, you get some really
bad error messa... (more)
In ASP.NET 2.0, we introduced a very powerful set of application services in
ASP.NET (Membership, Roles and profile). In 3.5 we created a client library
for accessing them from Ajax and .NET Clients and exposed them via WCF web
services. For more information on the base level ASP.NET appservices
that this walk through is based on, please see Stefan Schackow's excellent
book Professional ASP.NET 2.0 Security, Membership, and Role Management.
In this tutorial I will walk you through how to access the WCF application
services from a directly from the Silverlight client. This wor... (more)
A ton of folks have asked us about getting the source code to Scott’s cool
coding demo.
Watch the demo
download the completed example code
Note, there are a couple of prereqs:
Sql Server 2008 to run it.. works great with the free Sql Express 2008 .NET
RIA Services March '09 Preview Silverlight 3 Beta
Enjoy!
Complete demo steps:
1. In Views/CustomersPage.xaml.cs, in OnNavigatedTo(), add the following:
var context = new CustomersDomainContext(); customersList.ItemsSource =
context.Customers; context.LoadCustomers();
This code loads the data from the DomainService class on the serve... (more)
A couple of years ago Simone Chiaretta did a survey of .NET Developers usage
of Ajax.. I just saw that he is refreshing that survey to see what has
changed in the industry.
Are people still actively moving to Ajax?
Are they using MVC or WebForms with their Ajax? Which ones of the *many*
ajax frameworks out there are they using? Feel free to write-in Silverlight
if that is your current preference for this style of application.
Very interesting data… and while clearly not a scientific survey, it is an
interesting data point as Simone has agreed to publish all the data he
gets. ... (more)