As I write this, I’m sitting in San Francisco, waiting for Microsoft’s Build conference to start. The two keynotes on Wednesday and Thursday… more »
State of ASP.NET part 3: Modern tooling
With the the modern web leaping ahead, Visual Studio has looked like a clumsy and enterprisey toolkit… but its getting leaner and faster.… more »
State of ASP.NET part 2: One ASP.NET
ASP.NET has expanded into multiple code frameworks, including Web Forms, MVC and Web API. First these siblings grew apart, and now they’re coming… more »
State of ASP.NET part 1: Leaving the parents
ASP.NET is working hard to loosen its connections to both Visual Studio and .NET Framework releases in general. What does this mean to… more »
Approaching Build: What is the “Blue” wave?
This week will be quite a barrage of Microsoft-related information. TechEd Europe kicks off tomorrow in Madrid, and the Build conference will get… more »
WebMatrix 3 is the free site editor for Azure
On May 1st, Microsoft officially launched WebMatrix 3. As with so many other Microsoft products, the third version is the one worth serious… more »
Windows Azure Active Directory: Microsoft’s stab at cloud identity
Cloud-driven identity is the evolutionary next step from the dichotomy of traditional enterprise directories and application-level user information stores. But as such, it… more »
Entity Framework – a sorry history, new release 5.0 and future openness
During the quiet days of July, Microsoft announced it would be moving to an “open development model” with Entity Framework. Given these news… more »
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