Contents tagged with PDC
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Give Soap A Chance
If you attended the Longhorn keynote at PDC, then you heard that we're currently producing 5 exabytes of digital content a year globally.
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The XmlFormatter Architecture in Indigo
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Improvements to the XmlSerializer in Whidbey
From Doug Purdy's PDC '03 talk:
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Ask The Experts on Tuesday Night
I got invited to join the great people from Mark Fussell's team at the XML table at the Ask The Experts session on Tuesday night at 7pm.
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Web Service Orchestration BOF Follow Up.
I would like to thank you all for coming to the BOF session on Web services Orchestration. I was glad that many people engaged into the discussion and time flew by so fast, I didn’t manage to bring up some of the items I had in mind.
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Waiting for the first Indigo talk?
Why should I wait?
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Data binding in ASP.NET Whidbey
I got my first glance at Whidbey last summer. I was sitting in the convention center with about 70 other guys getting a demo of ASP.NET Whidbey (whatever the version number will be). ScottGu first stated an impressive goal for the next release: 70% reduction of the code that developers have to write for web apps! 70%, I thought, was a pretty high goal.
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A very good question …
Last night, I was sitting with a few PMs for various pieces of the Framework and I asked the question: Why do I have to wait for framework improvements, like the new XsltProcessor, XPathDocument or the improvements in System.Net until the IDE support for ASP.NET or even Yukon are done? Why isn’t there a more modular release strategy, like the one employed by WSE, that allows to release pieces of the framework on their own?
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Are we there yet?
It’s October! It’s
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ASP.NET Hands-on Labs at the PDC
I had the great honor to help out the guys at developerLabs preparing the Hand-on Labs at the PDC for the new features of ASP.NET in “Whidbey” and I enjoyed the heck out if it, too.