Saturday, December 19, 2009

Moving your ASP.NET Application to Windows Azure – Part II

Moving your ASP.NET Application to Windows Azure – Part II

Moving your ASP.NET Application to Windows Azure – Part II

Posted: 19 Dec 2009 12:47 PM PST

In the previous post I had described the steps to secure your Windows Azure tokens and get the necessary Visual Studio templates as well as making your web application Azure ready by adding the cloud project and building against it. Once you have tested the Development Fabric, the instances as well as the application, the next step would be to publish it to the Windows Azure platform. Select the "CloudService1" project that you added to the solution, right click and select "Publish" Once you click on "Publish", if you are connected to the internet, it would try and open up Azure login screen and once you sign in, https://windows.azure.com/Cloud/Provisioning/Default.aspx If you had received the Windows Azure Tokens, and claimed them (as per my...(read more)

HVP – Core Scaffolding and Updated News

Posted: 19 Dec 2009 10:35 AM PST

This article is part of the Mini-Tutorial Series This article is part of the Silverlight HVP Documentation The State of the Silverlight HVP Project LeanKit Kanban has licensed us under their Open Source provisions, and has gone the extra mile to give...( read more )...(read more)

PDC presentation and demo

Posted: 18 Dec 2009 06:03 PM PST

Here is my presentation at last week's PDC conference about what's new in networking and web services in Silverlight 4 Beta. At the beginning of the talk I refer to WCF RIA Services, which is not covered in detail in the talk itself, but it is covered...( read more )...(read more)

Tip#100: Did you know… How to view ASP.NET trace information?

Posted: 18 Dec 2009 04:24 PM PST

You can enable ASP.NET tracing either at an Application level or at a page level; see Tip# 77: Did you know… How to enable Page Level Tracing for your ASP.NET pages? for more information. With the tracing enabled, you can view the trace output in a trace...(read more)

Passing anonymous objects to MVC views and accessing them using dynamic

Posted: 18 Dec 2009 04:06 PM PST

First, I'll start with a little disclaimer: this post is not about whether using dynamic is better/worse than static typing. Instead, it's about making it more convenient to use dynamic if you choose to go that route . Clearly, some people dislike dynamic, as you can see in the comments in that post from Phil Haack , and for the most part, all the key arguments for/against have been made. So anyway, let's proceed… Recently, a few people have experimented with extending their view pages from ViewPage<dynamic>. The idea is to then be able to access model data using the more convenient dynamic syntax. e.g. check out this thread on StackOverflow, as well as Phil's post I mention above. One limitation that people are hitting is that you can...(read more)

Watch the Minifuzz File Fuzzer Video and Get To Know How To Detect More Code Vulnerabilities Easily

Posted: 18 Dec 2009 03:34 PM PST

This 8-minute video will give you a brief overview of the MiniFuzz File Fuzzer and will walk you through how to configure and use MiniFuzz to perform fuzz testing - a required activity in the verification phase of the Microsoft SDL - on an application. The walkthrough launches MiniFuzz as an add-on to Visual Studio and demonstrates integration with TFS, showing automatic creation of work items from detected crashes.

Windows HPC Server 2008 Training Course

Posted: 18 Dec 2009 03:34 PM PST

Created for software developers as well as IT professionals, this training course includes videos, white papers, datasheets, presentations, and webcasts - all designed to help give you a thorough understanding of the productive, cost-effective and high-performance computing solution that Windows HPC Server 2008 and other Microsoft technologies provide.
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