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October 2007 - Posts

Wednesday, October 31, 2007 10:16

Developing a ASP .NET Control with client capabilities

Brian J. Cardiff ( from Clarius Consulting) is one of the developers on the Web Client team.  He has asked me to post an article for him, since he does not have a blog (yet). Here it is (with some re-formatting): Developing a ASP .NET Control with
Posted by mpuleio | 3 Comments
Monday, October 29, 2007 12:53 PM

The future of WPF Guidance

There is a lot of new information, all announced today, about the future of Acropolis, CAB, and WPF guidance from patterns & practices .  This comes about after a lot of internal discussions between the patterns & practices Client / User
Posted by mpuleio | 1 Comments
Monday, October 22, 2007 3:17 PM

Clarification on Changes in CWAB's Dependency Injection

David Hayden recently posted ( ObjectBuilder WorkItem - Just Implement Windsor Features ), in which he misunderstood one of my comments about the changes in DI that were made in CWAB: On a similar note, Michael Puleio seems almost apologetic in his post
Posted by mpuleio | 2 Comments
Monday, October 15, 2007 11:36

WCSF: Insights and Plans

There have been a lot of posts recently about WCSF, spurred on by our recent releases.  Here are a few highlights with my comments about each: Developer Hands-on Labs available for WCSF June 2007 Release - Blaine These have been on the back burner. 
Posted by mpuleio | 1 Comments
Tuesday, October 09, 2007 8:30

More Web Client bundles shipped

Yesterday, we posted the Composite Web Client Library and the Composite Web Client Automation bundles. The Composite Web Client Library bundle is the source code and binaries (strong named and signed) for the Composite Web Application Block, and a few
Posted by mpuleio | 2 Comments
Thursday, October 04, 2007 9:49

Breaking Changes in the Composite Web Application Block

With the initial January release of the Web Client Software Factory , and with the subsequent June update, we received a lot of feedback. Some of this feedback was good, some was not as good, and some of the feedback was feature requests. We actually
Posted by mpuleio | 6 Comments
 
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