The Morning Brew

The big news this weekend seems to be about Silverlight 2, other than that it seems things have been quite quiet.

Information

• First Look at Silverlight 2 – ScottGu tells all about the forthcoming Silverlight 2 Beta, along with links to an 8 part tutorial on building a Digg Client using Silverlight 2
• IoC and the Unity Application Block – Going Deeper – Matthew Podwysocki continues his coverage of the Unity IOC application block – this time comparing it with Windsor
• Reviewing Unity – Ayende reviews the functionality offered by Microsoft’s Unity IOC framework
• Implementing Deep Cloning via Serializing objects – Stephen Inglish reviews the Binary Serialisation method of deep cloning objects
• Extension Methods D’oh! Moment – Pete Brown talks about a problem he had with extension methods on Color due to it being a struct
• Ayende’s Design Guidelines: Rule #1 – Ayende offers up some advice on providing alternative overloads for Generic Methods.
• Announcing ASP.NET MVC in Action (from Manning) – Jeffrey Palermo announces the availability of the first few chapters of the book he is writing with Dave Verwer and Ben Scheirman on the new ASP.NET MVC framework
• Do SharePoint Developers Want a Developer Version of SharePoint? – Bil Simser puts out feelers to see if there is a demand for a developer edition of SharePoint
• NServiceBus – Enterprise .NET Communications Framework – Udi Danan gives the NServiceBus project a shiny new website all of its own
• Version numbers in a compiled assembly – Details on using AssemblyInfo.cs/vb to add version numbers to your assemblies, and also an explanation of how Visual Studio generates build and revision numbers.

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