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We hardly put up some updated bits and samples for ASP.NET Active Data… I advance you to plump foot them up and allow us experience what you intend… Some coolheaded newfangled stuff in this release: Ocular Studio Integration is much uncontaminating Right away sustains "pretty" URLs http://products/details/1 rather of http://products/details.aspx?id=123 Full documentation Extra support for [...]

Coherent Algorithms , Harald Ganzinger and David McAllester. ICALP 2002. It is wide taken that many algorithms can be briefly and clear verbalised as ordered inference rules. Nevertheless, logic programming has been out or keeping for the study of the campaigning time of algorithms because there has not been a clear-cut and accurate model of [...]

Aaron Wall has an fantabulous explanation of why a click costs so much more on Google on medium than a click for the accurate same term on Yahoo. As he explicates, it rattling comes up down to the quality of the syndication partners Yahoo has partnered up with to display ads: How Click Arbitrage & [...]

Be measured – these aren’t the same thing. LoadFrom() works through Fusion and can be redirected to another assembly at a dissimilar path but with that same identity if one is already loaded in the LoadFrom context. LoadFile() doesn’t bind through Fusion at all – the loader simply operates in front and loads just* what [...]

For Java developers expending the Spring framework, the project late denoted an of import milestone in the form of Web Flow 2.0 which builds upon the MVC module used in Spring apps.

One of the suggestions for a blog entry was the carryed off memory model.  This is seasonable, because we’ve barely been retooling our overall approach to this confounding topic.  For the most part, I write on product decisions that have already been produced and embarked.  In this note, I’m discoursing succeeding directions.  Be doubting.   [...]

Also see: Silverlight 2 DataGrid walk-through posted I don’t know if Leanord Shapiro is a blogger or whether his work appears in the Washington Post on a regular basis. What I do know is that this post about Mixed Martial Arts and CBS is absolutely ridiculous and worthless. Nor do I have any idea what [...]

Also see: Publishing: Good reviews, bad reviews, and hurting oooh so many feelings. Also see: Brad Abrams’ pixel8 Interview Podcast posted Also see: Web Services with Spring 2.5 and Apache CXF I speaking tomorrow at a internal Microsoft event. I’ve spoken at tons of conferences (PDC, TechEd, etc.) and for groups ranging form 1 to [...]

My original posts on Finalization and Hosting had some hokey XXXXX markers in place of content, where that content hadn’t already been disclosed in some form.  Now that the Visual Studio 2005 Community Preview is available, I’ve gone back to those two posts and replaced the XXXXX markers with real text. Also, it’s obviously been [...]

Also see: Infrequent blogging Microsoft Distinguished Engineer, Brian Harry follows up on his recent announcement about Microsoft’s acquisition of of devBiz , developers of TeamPlain Web Access for VSTS. Brian heads up our Visual Studio Team Foundation development team, based in Raleigh, NC. Note that TeamPlain is unrelated to Teamprise , which to quote Jim Newkirk , recently ”announced a complimentary [...]