Contents tagged with .NET 3.5 SP1
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Thread Safety in .NET–Difference Between using Monitor.Enter and Monitor.Exit and lock
When we want to develop ThreadSafe solutions .NET two of the options that we can use are Monitor and lock. But what exactly happens when we use one and another? What are the differences between one and the other?
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TemplateBinding inside ControlTemplate.Triggers
One of the limitations of TemplateBinding Markup in WPF is the fact that we cannot use it inside the ControlTemplate.Triggers because it really doesn’t work, since as Mike Hillberg said here, “TemplateBinding is a lightweight, but less functional, version of a Binding with a RelativeSource of TemplatedParent. One of the things that a TemplateBinding can't do is work within the ControlTemplate.Triggers; TemplateBinding only works within the template content” .
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TechDays – Defy All Challenges
Hi all,
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ASP.NET MVC Beta version Released
Following the ASP.NET development this new MVC Framework is important because in some cases will be the right choice for the development process. The first releases had problems regarding AJAX integration and also poor set of controls, when compared to the ASP.NET Web Forms version, but with this version a lot has changed, and things like:
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Training for ASP.NET Virtual Earth Control
For all of those that develop or would like to develop ASP.NET solutions with integration of Virtual Earth using the new ASP.NET control here is the link for a very interesting series of videos and samples about how to use the ASP.NET Virtual Earth control.
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Windows Presentation Foundation Major Release 3
With the release of the .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 the WPF suffered the third major release of it’s short history.
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RTM of SP1 for .NET 3.5, Visual Studio 2008 and Visual Studio Team Foundation Server Released
The RTM version of SP1 for .NET Framework 3.5, Visual Studio 2008 and also Team Foundation Server is already available for MSDN Subscribers, so check and download it, and start using it. It’s great.