Monday, August 31st, 2009
Early bird registration closes today! Save yourself a couple of hundred bucks and register before September. http://www.pnpsummit.com/ Great lineup of speakers including Martin Fowler and Scott Guthrie and… me (well it was worth a try).
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Monday, December 15th, 2008
A month or so back p&p shipped Unity 1.2 a dependency injection container for .NET. Just in time for the gift giving season comes Unity for Silverlight! So if you want to use DI as part of your Silverlight application today you can.
Unity for Silverlight December 2008 Release (1.2)
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Thursday, November 6th, 2008
And just to round out the week, and the p&p Summit Dmitri's Enterprise Service Bus team have shipped a CTP for ESB version 2.0. ESB Guidance 2.0 CTP The Microsoft ESB Guidance provides architectural guidance, patterns, practices, and a set of BizTalk Server R2 and .NET components to simplify ...
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Wednesday, November 5th, 2008
I said we were going to ship some SharePoint guidance "real soon". It turns out that this means today, right now!SharePoint Guidance This guidance helps architects and developers build SharePoint intranet applications. The guidance contains a reference implementation (RI) that demonstrates solutions to common architectural, development, and ...
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Wednesday, November 5th, 2008
Much of this happened last week but what with my white paper to finish and preparing for the p&p Summit I didn't get time to blog about it. Anyway here goes, it's a long list... Unity 1.2 Added an interception mechanism (extension) and integration of the Policy ...
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