Craig Shoemaker

On today’s show we chat with Devin Rader, Product Manager at Infragistics and co-author of Professional ASP.NET 3.5. Devin is responsible for the data source, user and server controls, LINQ, IO and modules and handlers sections of the book. We discuss the updates in .NET 3.5 and how they affect ASP.NET.

John Gossman, Microsoft Architect for WPF and Silverlight, discusses his experiences watching WPF mature into the powerful framework it is today. John tells us about the trials and tribulations of building Expression Blend on a primitive WPF platform. He also discusses the value of the Model View ViewModel design pattern and gives hints on the best way to learn WPF.

Get started with ASP.NET Dynamic Data with some practical advice.

Yesterday I published a post titled, Passing Arguments to a Dynamic Data Field Template from a UIHint Attribute. The purpose of that post is to show you how you can access the UIHint argument values in a dynamic data field template. Today I want to show you how to take the next step.

Update: Make sure to also check out: Generic Access to ASP.NET Dynamic Data UIHint Attribute Values

Craig Shoemaker talks with co-founder and president of Adaptive Path Jesse James Garrett about his experiences in creating the Elements of User Experience, the Visual Vocabulary and coining the term "Ajax".

Helping to connect the dots a little easier when building a Silverlight Deep Zoom applications, the Expression team has released a new version of the Deep Zoom Composer.

The saying, "the content isn’t what’s important at a conference – it’s the people" is approaching hallmark cliché status. The thing is with stereotypes, generalizations and clichés – they exist for a reason.