March 21st Links: ASP.NET, ASP.NET MVC, AJAX, Visual Studio, Silverlight

22 Comments

• Scott, its awesome that you continue to be this deeply involved in understanding (& helping others understand) your product!
  

• Thanks a bunch Scott... you ROCK!
  

• Hi,
  
  That's really good collection.
  
  can you mail me this?
  
  Also i want to subscribe for this new blog posting.. I am not able to find it please add my email address huddani_asif@hotmail.com in your list.
  
  Thanks,
  Asif Huddani
  

• It's awesome, scott!!
  
  
  Thanks
  Krunal Mevada
  

• Great contribution specially for those looking for useful guidance, Scott... as always!
  
  Thanks,
  Inti Soto
  

• Scott,
  
  thanks for the reading list!
  
  One thing I hope you will write about yourself in the coming days is the latest Microsoft/jQuery announcement. I read about it on Stephen Walters' blog, and I'm still a bit confused about the whole situation. Please explain how existing Microsoft Ajax libraries and new libraries will coexist, and where best to focus our time on for the future.
  

• thanks Scott its great effort
  

• Scott,
  
  Great links!
  
  When will visual studio 2010 RTM be released for for download for MSDN Universal subscribers?
  
  Thanks!
  

• you are a great source of high inspiration for me. thanks a lot for posting on blogs and helping us
  
  

• HI This is really useful blog
  
  Thank you scott
  

• Another handy tip to add more context menu items in Visual Studio 2010 can be found here: http://blog.krisvandermast.com/VisualStudio2010AddAnExtraContextMenuItemToTheDocumentTab.aspx.
  
  Grz, Kris.
  

• i want to see book of ASP.NET i hope you to get this
  

• Scott,
  are you going to include more constraints in generic types in near future? I'd love to see in .NET equivalent to Java's .
  It would be veru usefull in following situation: producer extends consumer super.
  
  Suppose you have a class hierarchy A, B a subclass of A and C ad D, both subclasses of B:
  
  List la;
  la = new ArrayList();
  la = new ArrayList();
  la = new ArrayList();
  
  List lb;
  lb = new ArrayList(); //fine
  lb = new ArrayList(); //will not compile
  
  public void someMethod(List lb) {
  B b = lb.get(0); // is fine
  lb.add(new C()); //will not compile as we do not know the type of the list, only that it is bounded above by B
  }
  
  public void otherMethod(List lb) {
  B b = lb.get(0); // will not compile as we do not know whether the list is of type B, it may be a List and only contain instances of A
  lb.add(new B()); // is fine, as we know that it will be a super type of A
  }
  

• Please can you update:
  
  Internet Explorer Application Compatibility VPC Image
  
  Or is there another way to test everything on IE 6?
  

• it's thoughtfull, thanks.
  

• What about WPF?
  pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeazzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz!
  

• Stupid Question….
  I was really interest in what Silverlight and Windows Phone 7 had to offer, moving towards using SL for development on the phone is awesome.
  But I do have one important question…. Can you browse to an existing Silverlight website on the phone…?
  

• nice series, thanks.
  

• Hi scott,
  I have created silverlight business application (SL4 RC).
  i tried to host it in to iis6 (win xp & sp3), but the RIA domain service and WCF services are not working.
  please give me the solution to host it.
  Thanks.
  

• I disagree with you. I work on a content management system that serves millions of requests and generates very complex pages based on XML templates. Without OutputCache enabled the servers simply can't keep up with the requests; there's too much work to be done to generate the final markup in a timely fashion, even with a lot of man hours spent reducing tasks as much as possible and working with profilers to identify bottlenecks.
  

• Thanks for a great list of ASP.NET hosting offers! You've done a very nice job!
  

• It's thoughtful, Thanks Scott.