ASP.Net Ajax Finally emerges!

Blake Niemyjski — Fri, 20 Oct 2006 16:14:00 GMT

Last month Scott Guthrie staid that "Atlas" was going to have a new name, you can read more on that here. Microsoft last night launched ASP.NET Ajax v1.0 Beta.

As one Microsoft employee stated "This is quite a significant jump in the product shipping cycle and brings it one step closer to being released with out any 'CTP' or 'Beta' suffix!"(Mark Johnston)

For more information on ASP.NET Ajax and how to download it, please visit (http://ajax.asp.net)

Creating your very own Windows Live Gadget

Blake Niemyjski — Mon, 28 Aug 2006 04:09:00 GMT

When you plan on working with any Windows Live technology, the best place to stop first is dev.live.com. There is a very nice step by step tutorial located here that will show you how to make a Windows Live Gadget step by step with code samples.

After you get done creating your gadget the best thing to do would be to open it up with drip to detect memory leaks. On the bottom of drips website there are 5 links that you can view that will get you up to date on how to fix your code and find memory leaks. If your not feeling up to getting the lowdown on every aspect of memory leaks you could can check out the following site (telerik.com) for a very quick walk-through on how to use drip and how to use set up your JavaScript code to help prevent leaks.

Blake Niemyjski : Ajax, Atlas

ASP.Net Ajax Finally emerges!

Creating your very own Windows Live Gadget