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This is an awesome development. If the numbers continue to holdup, this could be a mega improvement from game development and general code performance improvements. The only thing to keep in mind is when new features of processors are added, you have...
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BARACK OBAMA is the president… WE ALL DID IT!!!!
Miguel gives a good walkthrough of some of the improvements they have made with the Mono 2.0 release. It is worth a good read if you have a Unix environment but want to start programming with .NET it supports VB and C# so you can go after any of the directions...
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Oh yeah, a new version of Mono was released recently. looks like feature wise they are getting far along. all the .NET 2.0 functionality appears to be done. Now they need to get to Silverlight support and .NET 3.0 & 3.5 Great work to everyone involved...
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If you are interested in WebSSO, then you will want to read this article. It describes how on SharePoint you can configure ADFS for a Single Sign On Experience. Microsoft SharePoint Team Blog : How to use ADFS to turn MOSS 2007 into a claims aware application
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An excellent guide on how you change the passwords in a MOSS or SPS environment. How to change service accounts and service account passwords in SharePoint Server 2007 and in Windows SharePoint Services 3.0
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This is a set of configurations to setup the membership provider properly for several LDAP compliant stores. Forms Authentication in SharePoint Products and Technologies (Part 3): Forms Authentication vs. Windows Authentication
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In my class I was in, the discussion came up about how could SharePoint work with ADAM as a authentication store. The article I am referencing here does just that for MOSS. If you created a similar provider for WSS, you could use it in the same way. Imagine...
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I really wish people would stop using this method. At least the Microsoft Examples of PowerShell stop using it. Precision Computing - How do I easily load assemblies, when LoadWithPartialName has been deprecated?
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BenP does a great job with PowerShell and giving you information on managing Active Directory using PowerShell. This is a great way to start to see the power. Benp's Guide to Stuff : Benp’s Basic Guide to Managing Active Directory Objects with PowerShell
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appdomain command and the fullName property, be sure to place a semicolon or put them on separate lines. PowerShell Team Blog : Update-Gac.ps1
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Cool feature.. lots of potential issues though. Todd Carter's WebLog : Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 Remote Blob Storage API
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This is an important bit of documentation to keep track of. According to this, Silverlight does not use the [RTSP] protocol but uses [HTTP] instead. So if you are trying to use Windows media services to stream video, you have to enable [HTTP] for it to...
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It’s out.. just as I was talking about it to a customer… I personally don’t use it for several reasons, but it is a great tool if you are just getting started with Windows SharePoint Services development. Microsoft SharePoint Team Blog : Announcing the...
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I think there are a few tweaks to make this code even better, but it seems pretty good. One issue is that you seem to be creating a collection that you never use. And then you are creating a new object that I am not sure is disposed properly. I could...
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