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Using the Facebook Developer Toolkit 2.0 for Canvas Based applications

I missed the release of the latest version of the Facebook Developer Toolkit from clarity consulting so I decided to play around with it after our Mix It Up event. There have been much changes to the toolkit since the last time I looked into it. It took...

Mix for Students: facebook development with .NET

I did a session on facebook development using the facebook developer toolkit where I also showed how I integrated my Piss Off Silverlight application into a facebook app, which I now call PissBook . I’ve registered the pissbook url but have yet to point...

Facebook Developer Garage Session

I had to cut my presentation short last night because I was conscious of the time ^^, and I didn't realize I forgot to show the app!! ^__^ There's going to be a repeat during our event called Mix IT Up! Where we'll also be talking about enhancing...

.NET Web Product Roadmap (ASP.NET, Silverlight, IIS7) - ScottGu's Blog

Scott Gu's post on Silverlight 1.1 being rebranded to Silverlight 2.0 (and the features expected to come that drove the rebranding) and some details on ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions as well. Looks like it's going to be yet another exciting year! .NET...
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Dinesh's Cyberstation : LINQ to SQL breaking changes from beta2 to RTM (compiled from my LINQ forum posts)

For those who have been working on LINQ to SQL, this post is a compilation of the breaking changes from Beta 2 to RTM .  Dinesh's Cyberstation : LINQ to SQL breaking changes from beta2 to RTM (compiled from my LINQ forum posts)
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Aggregated Posts

I was re-reading this post from Kirk Allen Evan's Blog when I decided to fool around with making my own blog aggregator using LINQ. IT's nothing fancy, didn't have time to dress it up in css but just to show that it functions well, visit http...
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Post MSDN Tech Talk: Introduction to Language Integrated Query

Okay, I didn't have any slides today, and I redirected people to this blog this morning. So allow me to summarize the main points that I discussed. I also have some links to external resources where you can get more information on LINQ. This is actually...
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Some .NET 3.5 features application

It's been a while since I got time to read up on some blog posts and I stumbled on some interesting posts (which you guys probably have already read but I'm posting them anyway) that show how the new features of the .NET 3.5 framework can be put...
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IQueryable vs IEnumerable

At the most abstract level, LINQ (Language Integrated Query) can query against two types of provider: IEnumerable, which is virtually any collection type in the .NET Framework and IQueryable object such as LINQ to SQL, or Entities, or XML objects. For...
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C# 3.0: The Evolution Of LINQ And Its Impact On The Design Of C# -- MSDN Magazine, June 2007

Just read this interesting article on MSDN. A while back , I had blogged (or rather linked to scott gu's blog :p) about what's new in terms of language features for Visual Studio 2008. This article describes the how and why they came about. Quite...
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