Archive for the ‘Microsoft’ Category

  If you are a team of independent web developers that build web applications and websites for others, Microsoft has a new program targetting you.  Scott Guthrie, Microsoft Corporation’s VP for the Developer Division has announced the WebSiteSpark program, on top of the two existing start-up programs BizSpark and DreamSpark (for students). This program enables [...]


I am a bit excited with the release of Silverlight 3.0 and while searching the pages of Silverlight, a download link has been made available for the public to get the Released To Web (RTW) version. Likewise, developers can also take advantage of the Silverlight 3.0 SDK though you need to remove any beta pre-RTW [...]


Renewed

02Jul09

I finally got word from Microsoft that I was renewed as a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) for ASP/ASP.NET for another year! Thank you Microsoft and I hope my contributions did really help a lot of people!  The new fiscal year is exciting starting with Windows 7 as well as Visual Studio 2010.


Silverlight 2.0 enables developers to open and read local files outside the Isolated Storage. I’ve tried out the examples available on the internet but most examples are made with the pre-Release To Web (RTW) version of Silverlight 2.0 and I made some examples on how to use this feature with the RTW version. Typically, prompting [...]


I had the chance of getting the full offline installer of Windows Live products last night and I planned to upgrade all my installations of Windows Live products at home and at the office. It took me a sweet upgrade for the desktop and laptop at home unfortunately when I tried upgrading the products in [...]



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