Bitrix Site Manager ASP.NET 4.6 Boasts Improved Security

   Follow me on Twitter:   Doug Caverly   March 5th, 2010

On what seems like a weekly basis, big, important companies get hacked.  They often lose customers’ private info in the process, and at the least, these security failures are embarrassing.  It’s potentially quite important, then, that Bitrix has said Bitrix Site Manager ASP.NET 4.6 will come with an advanced security framework.

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ASP.Net MVC 2.0 Brings New Features To The Table

   Follow me on Twitter:   John Vinson   February 19th, 2010

Web app development utilizing ASP.NET has taken an interesting turn with the implementation of ASP.NET MVC 2.0. This web framework adds new features, with the direct relation to ASP.NEt runtime environment. The MVC aspect of this framework has a web-oriented feel to it, as 2.0 works with for Visual Studio/.NET versions.

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“Sams Teach Yourself ASP.NET” Well-Received

   Follow me on Twitter:   Doug Caverly   February 5th, 2010

If there’s a new guy at your office whom you don’t have time to train, or if you happen to be either the new guy or a rusty veteran yourself, a book may be able to set you straight regarding the basics of ASP.NET.  “Sams Teach Yourself ASP.NET 3.5 in 24 Hours” has been receiving positive reviews.

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2010 .NET Survey Results In

   Follow me on Twitter:   Doug Caverly   January 22nd, 2010

Ever wonder which way early adopters are leaning in terms of the technologies they use in the .NET Framework?  If so, the results of a new survey should interest you.  ASP.NET WebForms managed to win the competition, and ASP.NET MVC landed mid-pack.

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ASP.NET 4 Will Pack SEO Improvements

   Follow me on Twitter:   Doug Caverly   January 8th, 2010

The best website in the world won’t do anyone any good if it’s impossible to find, which is where search engine optimization (SEO) enters the equation.  So people who are in charge of sites should be happy to know that ASP.NET 4 promises to up the ante on the SEO front.

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Gaia Ajax 3.6 Introduces DRIMR

   Follow me on Twitter:   John Vinson   December 18th, 2009

Gaiaware is a highly respected software designer who develops tools used by the web app community. They’re mostly known for providing the means to create AJAX apps, and now they’ve released their latest code, Gaia Ajax 3.6. With this release they’ve greatly improved AJAX development using the ASP.NET platform.

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Two ASP.NET Developers Partner Up To Enhance User Experience

   Follow me on Twitter:   John Vinson   December 4th, 2009

The ASP.NET framework developer, DotNetNuke has announced a partnership with the interface development company, Telerik. Both companies are recognized as quality developers in the ASP.NET field, and their partnership has been highly welcomed by interested parties.

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Orchard Project Reaches Out To ASP.NET Community

   Follow me on Twitter:   Doug Caverly   November 20th, 2009

A new project that’s tied to the ASP.NET platform is underway, and judging from the information made available so far, this may be a very important effort.  There’s an opportunity for interested ASP.NET developers to pitch in, too, as the small group of Microsoft developers that’s behind the project is seeking community feedback.

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DiscountASP.NET Launches SQL Server Reporting Services

   Follow me on Twitter:   Mike Sachoff   November 13th, 2009

ASP.NET hosting and SQL hosting firm, DiscountASP.NET has launched Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services.

DiscountASP.NET offers SQL 2008 Reporting Services as an optional add-on improvement.

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Infragistics Announces ASP.NET And Silverlight Controls

   Follow me on Twitter:   Doug Caverly   October 29th, 2009

Courtesy of component maker Infragistics, NetAdvantage for .NET 2009 Volume 2: Web Client has arrived.  Several new ASP.NET toolsets are included in the offering, and as something of a bonus, Silverlight controls are part of the package, too.

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