Task Continuations allows developers to create interdependencies between tasks. The interdependencies can involve simple execution in response to task completion or aggregated exception handling among tasks. Read along to learn more.
Read along as Vipul Patel discusses how to use Bing Maps control in your Windows Phone 7 (WP7) applications.
The new Windows Phone 7 platform isn't restricted to only C# programming. Microsoft recently released development tools targeting Visual Basic developers. This article discusses how to get the tools and walks through a simple Visual Basic Silverlight project for the Windows Phone 7 platform.
News report claims well-placed sources gave paper the real scoop on when to expect the launch of WP7 as well as availability of the new WP7 devices.
Part three of a series that illustrates using WCF to communicate between a Windows service and client application.
It seems as if everyone has a hunch about when Windows Phone 7 will roll out, but Microsoft isn't saying -- and so the rumors fly.
Part one of a series that illustrates using WCF to communicate between a Windows service and client application.
Windows Server AppFabric was released this summer to make it easier for you to deploy and manage Windows Workflow Foundation 4 (WF) workflows. Read this article to learn how to build deployment packages and easily deploy your workflows to AppFabric. We will also look at how AppFabric can help us understand what is happening to our workflow once it has been deployed.
Part two of a series that illustrates using WCF to communicate between a Windows service and client application.
Microsoft tells Windows Phone 7 developers that the tools they'll need to write for the new platform are now final, which means beta tools will no longer work.
Microsoft has recently released version 1.2 of the Microsoft Azure SDK and Microsoft Azure Tools for Microsoft Visual Studio 1.2. They have continued to release updated SDKs and new features on an aggressive pace. In this article we will walk through the new features of the updated tools and SDK.
At Worldwide Partner Conference, COO Kevin Turner talks up Microsoft's cloud strategy, takes potshots at competitors such as Google and Apple.
Learn how to leverage BLOBs in your application. Read along as we look at the simplest of those scenarios, simply hosting your public files in a better place than your server.
If you're building Windows Mobile apps FakeGPS could be the answer to your troubleshooting worries. Learn how to test your GPS applications using FakeGPS.
Part 2 of our ASP.NET tutorial, looks at how to use the Google Maps API to include a map showing the area searched, with markers denoting the store locations using a sprinkle of JavaScript, and a pinch of server-side code to add such functionality to our store locator app.
Discover this simple way to start using Microsoft Azure tables for data storage.
At Microsoft's CEO Summit 2010, CEO Steve Ballmer tells many of the world's most influential business leaders that the future lies in "the cloud."
Microsoft and other third party vendors have developed a few free SQL Azure development tools for integration of your SQL Azure Database with a local on premises database. Tapas Pal looks at some of these Azure development tools and discusses how the Azure developer can use them in their day-to-day development activity.
Windows Azure Diagnostics is geared to help you with the challenges of gathering and analyzing the diagnostic data you need from the variety of machines in a distributed system. Read on to learn more.
Learn how to work with the object context of the Entity Framework including how to detach and attach objects.
Microsoft Azure promises a new scenario of building hybrid applications that are both in the clouds and on-premises.
Store your PHP application data in the cloud using the Zend Framework and Microsoft Azure.
Learn to leverage the power of the cloud with your existing web applications.
Leverage the features of cloud computing and Microsoft Azure to build applications that can reside in the cloud.
Soap Panda is an application for testing soap based web services. Soap Panda takes WSDL as input and generates in memory .NET soap client proxy code for invoking web service methods. This code is compiled and stored in an executable file; executable file is then explored by Soap Panda application using reflection to create instances of the classes that exist in the soap proxy client dll.
