Software is broken, from the first version Fowler has spoken, his gospel word. Praise for the patterns, praise for MVP Praise for our passive view of our world. Hear there's a new thought, coming from Redmond Wait it's an old thought we already had. Praise for MVC, in its new format Sprung in completeness where their feet pass. Mine is a castle, and it's named Windsor Born not from one light, silver or gray. Praise it with caution, praise it with warning MS' recreation of the new way. (C) MVVMVPVC

Somewhere in Redmond, someone wasn't busy for far too long: http://www.microsoft.com/click/serverquest/ This is a heck of a demonstration of just what Silverlight can do though.  Very, very impressive! To learn how to create cutting edge Silverlight applications, sign up for one of our one-day technical courses at http://events.sftsrc.com/

Register here to learn how to use Silverlight to build next-generation applications in half the time it would take with traditional web development technologies.  SoftSource provides you with a competitive advantage in application development, delivering the highest quality of software on time and within your budget.  Now learn the secrets from our trainers about how to leverage this cutting edge technology to deliver the same results yourself. "Until now, the standard for user experience for browser-hosted applications has been defined by AJAX and JavaScript. However, the powerful and rich user experience provided by these applications has come at a...

I've been working with Microsoft technologies for over ten years, specifically Microsoft's web development technologies. During that time I have built a variety sites ranging in scope from e-commerce, educational, service provision, SaaS, to dashboards, portals, internal tools, and even SAP-migration. While I praise the technology stack for what it allows me to do, it also comes with a whole host of limitations that make it hard for me to deliver the experience my clients would like. Throughout this decade of web development I have heard a lot from those around me about alternative technology stacks that...