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i-Technology Viewpoint: "SOA Sucks" From time to time, I find myself lassoing a sacred cow in this Editorial space, dragging it over to the slaughterhouse of rhetoric, and ultimately barbecuing its falsehood over the stainless-steel, six-burner, propane-powered grill ... Sep. 24, 2005  Reads: 63,228  Replies: 9

The Composite UI Application Block The composite UI Application Block (called 'CAB' in the online community) is a new application block that is being developed by Microsoft patterns & practices and is scheduled for release shortly after the final release of .NET 2.... Sep. 26, 2005  Reads: 48,911

Introduction to the WinFX SDK Beta 1 My adventure with Windows Vista began with multiple attempts to install the operating system itself on various computers in my possession. First, I had hoped to install it as an upgrade for Windows XP that is running on my actual wo... Sep. 29, 2005  Reads: 19,269

Bring Windows to the Web: Bringing Desktop Apps to Your Web Sites Since the introduction of CGI in 1993, the Web has become an increasingly popular medium for interactive content and application development. The evolution of Web programming has come a long way in 12 years, and new technologies are... Oct. 3, 2005  Reads: 18,550

Using an RSS Feed as a Content Service in ASP.NET RSS is the technology driving the blogging craze that's sweeping the Internet, but it's far more than a blogging technology. It's a prime foundation on which to build 'service-oriented' applications. Oct. 5, 2005  Reads: 19,175

ASP.NET (SOA) Web Services - Windows Communication Foundation Services This article attempts to explain and demo, at the simplest level, how developers can consume Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) services. It's helpful to understand ASP.NET Web services and have used them before reading this article. Oct. 11, 2005  Reads: 19,428  Replies: 2

AVIcode's Intercept Studio Enhancing Microsoft's Dynamic Systems Initiative As software development teams and solutions become more distributed, visibility into systems has given way to isolated pockets of component knowledge. This 'silo' approach to application development, where different teams work in ... Oct. 15, 2005  Reads: 13,086  Replies: 3

VMWare Workstation 5.0 VMWare was the first software of its kind to offer the ability for one operating system to host others in such a way that users could be interacting with multiple operating systems simultaneously. Each virtual machine shares the h... Oct. 15, 2005  Reads: 20,311  Replies: 2