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Brian H. Prince sits down with Albert Pascual at the MVP summit to talk about how he built GeoTwitter.org. We talk about how he designed his system to leverage multiple mapping engines (Virtual Earth, etc.), and discuss what GeoRSS is, and why you might use it.
The following article demonstrates how to use rename jQuery's UI tabs at runtime.
Profiling is an important part of your software development process and allows you to determine improvements in your applications. In simple words, it is tuning your application to increase its performance. Here are some free and paid .NET profilers to do the job for you
Put your message boxes on steroids. Take advantage of the new-look dialogs in Windows Vista and Windows 7 in your applications and smarten up your UI.
Greg Duncan has cleverly put together a page that lists the PDC09 sessions with links to videos and PowerPoint's. Way to go Greg!
The Access Control Service (ACS), part of Windows Azure platform AppFabric, makes it easy to secure REST-based services using a simple set of standard protocols. In addition to enabling secure calls to REST-based services from any client, the ACS
Check-out this comprehensive blog post by Tim Heuer - who outlines all the cool new SL4 features announced at the PDC in November - with links to videos and code samples to help you get started with each new capability. Here is a link to his
BuzzTap (www.buzztap.com), has built a aggregated sporting news engine, and allows people to consume via a traditional web site and Twitter feeds. This staff looked at how Internet Explorer 8 could enhance their efforts, immediately jumped into
Wondering what's coming in the next version of Visual Studio?
Come learn how Visual Studio 2010 advances developer productivity with new tools for application debugging, and designers for key technologies such as Sharepoint. See how the new
Microsoft Press has recently released "Introducing Windows 7 for Developers". Samples are presented in C++ and C# managed code. See the table of contents below.