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  • Releasing the Source Code for the .NET Libraries...?

    Check out this post on ScottGu's blog that Josh sent around this morning... very cool :) http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2007/10/03/releasing-the-source-code-for-the-net-framework-libraries.aspx
    Posted to David Kelley (Weblog) by david.kelley on 10-03-2007

  • Silverlight 1.1 and WCF

    We have a new Intern here that started here recently (Devin Brown) and we have him working on Silverlight so he can help with some of our up coming Silverlight projects. One of the tasks was to demonstrate Silverlight 1.1 to WCF. In this case we have a simple WCF Service library and we front this in...
    Posted to David Kelley (Weblog) by david.kelley on 06-25-2007

  • WCF Patterns and Practices

    Some one sent me this cool link. http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/07/02/ServiceStation/default.aspx I'm in the middle of doing a WCF project and for some reason had not see this before. Its very very cool.
    Posted to David Kelley (Weblog) by david.kelley on 05-29-2007

  • Case study for a major sportswear manufacturer

    “… technology team knew it couldn’t take the Virtual Retail Wall project on by itself. As a result, it recruited Microsoft Gold Certified Partner IdentityMine to help with the development effort. Given IdentityMine’s unique level of experience with Windows Presentation Foundation, it was tasked with...
    Posted to Chad Brown (Weblog) by Anonymous on 04-02-2007

  • WPF Beginnings - PDC 2003

    Although IdentityMine has been around since 2001, I’m only going to go back to 2003. That was when we were introduced to XAML, Avalon (WinFX then WPF), WinFS (Gone), Indigo (WCF) and a few interesting people that would one day join our company. Microsoft was preparing for PDC 2003 and we were asked to...
    Posted to Chad Brown (Weblog) by Anonymous on 03-27-2007
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