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Why you want to be a part of Alt.Net Israel
09 August 08 08:05 AM | urig | 4 comment(s)

I was fortunate today to take part in the first Alt.Net "unconference" to be held in Israel and let me tell you - it was an awesome experience! The concept of Alt.Net is that a group of .net enthusiasts get together and organize a conference by themselves for themselves to discuss .net, its past, present and future. Simply put, the audience organizes and gives the talks. Here's a more profound explanation: http://davybrion.com/blog/2008/08/altnet-what-does-it-mean/ The first Alt.Net...

תגים:development, microsoft, asp.net, israel, agile, altnet, altnetisrael, alt-net-israel

Using MSMQ for ASP.Net Session State?
21 June 08 06:20 PM | urig | with no comments

Digging a little into MSMQ and how it can help me with a website tracking mechanism I'm working on, I've come up on an original idea posted by Don Demsak in his blog . Don suggests that when you need to have ASP.Net session state distributed across several web servers, you can possibly use MSMQ subqueues (a new feature in MSMQ 4.0) for storage. That is, ASP.Net could have one logical queue for each session its storing and use that to store the session data in a distributed fashion. This might...

תגים:asp.net, twitter, msmq

Client-side Validation using ASP.net Dynamic Data?
14 May 08 08:54 PM | urig | with no comments

I've just finished listening to my first ever podcast (I know, I know). It was the " Phil Haack on Model View Controller " episode of ".Net Rocks!" and I enjoyed listening to it very much. The episode is focused on ASP.net MVC , yet near the end Phil brings the new ASP.net Dynamic Data technology into the picture - surprisingly enough, in the context of validating data of the client-side. Phil suggests that the Dynamic Data feature of using attributes on (or next to) the data...

תגים:asp.net mvc, asp.net, podcasts

Microsoft seriously endorses MVC/MVP
08 April 08 02:07 PM | urig | with no comments

One conclusion that I can draw from Tech-Ed Eilat 2008 is that Microsoft is in the process of endorsing the MVC / MVP pattern for real. At least three of the talks here touched upon the subject. Noam King's talk focused on the upcoming ASP.net MVC framework that is soon to RTM. Ohad Israeli and Glen Block 's talk on the Web Client Software Factory 2.0 introduced me to that particular implementation of MVP for ASP.net. And this morning's talk by Ron Jacobs , titled "The Perfect Pattern...

תגים:asp.net mvc, asp.net, TechEdIsrael2008

ASP.Net MVC is our future
17 March 08 09:18 PM | urig | with no comments

One of the most exciting technologies being developed by the ASP.net development team headed by Scott Guthrie is ASP.net MVC. ASP.net MVC is a framework that extends (and even modifies) ASP.net to leverage the MVC design pattern for building web sites that are highly robust, usable and testable. Scott gave an excellent description of what ASP.net MVC is going to look like in his blog. Scott has followed up with 4 delicious blog posts that contain step by step tutorials that shed light on key aspects...

תגים:teched, mvc, asp.net mvc, asp.net, TechEdIsrael2008