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Live From Redmond - Episode 1 Code
For those of you who attended the live WebCast (or are watched the recorded version), here's the code for the example that I was putting together. About the Sample The neat part about this application is that is not only uses NetAdvantage controls inside Read More...
Posted: 20 Apr 2007, 11:21 | 5 Comments
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AJAX Extensions RTM is HERE! What are you waiting for!?
Great news! Infragistics is AJAX RTM Ready!! I'm extremely happy to be able to announce that we have just made NetAdvantage for ASP.NET updates available, that will work with the Microsoft RTM announced today . Al ready own NetAdvantage? - After installing Read More...
Posted: 23 Jan 2007, 12:20 | 1 Comments
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WPF/E + ASP.NET AJAX Extensions = wow
Background - This example was done using ASP.NET 2.0 AJAX Extensions Release Candidate, and WPF/E December 2006 CPT. So I decided to play around with WPF/E and test out it's potential. After playing around with a few of the demos, and reading through Read More...
Posted: 14 Dec 2006, 15:18 | 7 Comments
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Breaking changes in the ASP.NET AJAX Release Candidate
The long awaited ASP.NET AJAX Release Candidate is finally here! So the burning question is - what's new?! I wish I could tell you that this RC is composed of only minor bug fixes, but that wouldn't be fun. The most notable change was made to the extensions Read More...
Posted: 14 Dec 2006, 15:17 | 1 Comments
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Ajax Extensions ("Atlas") Beta 1
Microsoft has officially released AJAX Extensions Beta 1. Scott Gu has a great overview of the changes (change log) for the beta. In particular there were changes made to the UpdatePanel that will affect just about every webcontrol out there. In prior Read More...
Posted: 23 Oct 2006, 14:25 | 5 Comments
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The framework formerly known as Atlas
It's now the middle of September, and the end of the year is quickly approaching. We have all watched Atlas mature from the alpha bits released at PDC, to the current CTP's which are almost ready for prime time. So of course, with an RTM on the horizon, Read More...
Posted: 12 Sep 2006, 10:31 | 0 Comments
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Disappearing Styles with Atlas - Fixed in June CTP
I was extremely happy to see that in the Atlas June CTP the mystery of disappearing styles has been solved. Well, for the most part at least. It appears that style information is now preserved even after the UpdatePanel is refreshed, however there is Read More...
Posted: 18 Jul 2006, 10:59 | 3 Comments
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Atlas Compatibility Issues
I want to thank Michael, Geoff, Chris, Colin and everyone else who contributed to reporting the remaining Atlas compatibility issues. At this point, all bugs logged in our tracking system have been fixed, and the QA team has started testing for next Friday's Read More...
Posted: 14 Jul 2006, 17:14 | 0 Comments
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Atlas And Infragistics NetAdvantage Compatibility - It's finally here!
When two frameworks as big as NetAdvantage for ASP.NET and Atlas are put in the same room, you can bet there will be some compatibility issues to deal with. To put things into perspective, the WebGrid and Atlas have over 20,000 lines of javascript EACH! Read More...
Posted: 08 May 2006, 12:25 | 4 Comments
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Writing an Atlas Chat Rooom - Now on asp.netPRO
The chat room article I posted about here is finally up! You can read it online at Chatting with Atlas . Hope you enjoy it! -Tony Read More...
Posted: 25 Apr 2006, 09:31 | 0 Comments
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How to: Write a Chatroom WebApp with Atlas!
Being in the ASP.NET buisiness is one of the most exciting places to be right now. With Atlas http://atlas.asp.net making its appearance on the scene, writing web apps is becoming even easier than ever before. To demonstrate this, I decided to write a Read More...
Posted: 06 Apr 2006, 18:09 | 7 Comments
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