Live Framework Tools for Microsoft Visual Studio April 2009 CTP – The April 09 CTP edition of the Live Framework Tools for Visual Studio gives you the latest tools for creating Live Mesh enabled application in both .NET and Silverlight, along with JavaScript completion for Live Framework code and a number of bugfixes since the last release
WPF Toolkit – March 2009 Release – An update to the already released WPF Tool Kit March Release as the previous release was missing one of the bugfixes it was meant to have. This release contains a number of controls from the Jan09 release along with a huge number of bugfixes and improvements
One gets you Ten. One DLL, Ten free WCF Debugger Visualizers – Greg Duncan highlights the WCF Debugger Visualizers from E4D Learning, which bring 10 debugger visualizers including visualizers for Message, ClientRuntime, Binding, Security Context, Security, and a few more.
Json.NET 3.5 Beta 3 – The latest beta release of this JSON serialization framework brings with it a few new features and a few bugfixes to existing functionality
Krypton 3.5 Released – ComponentFactory announce the release of Version 3.5 of their Krypton Control Library, new date time and calendar controls. Also, this release now includes over 40 free controls
asp:menu fix for IE8 problem available – Bertrand Le Roy announces a fix for the built in ASP.NET Controls which makes the Menu control render correctly for Internet Explorer 8.
The Dangers of the Large Object Heap – Andrew Hunter talks about the way that .NET allocates memory for our objects to live in in this interesting post on the Large Object Heap, the place any object with a size of >85000 bytes goes to live.
My Visual Studio Twilight theme – Sean Biefeld shares his current Visual Studio theme, a rather nice dark looking theme, and one I think I’ll give a try at some point
NHibernate POID Generators revealed – Tuna Toksoz expands on Fabio Maulo’s post on the generation of Persistant Object Identifiers and the drawbacks of native/identity generation
.NET MVC vs Ruby on Rails – Simon Tokumine shares thoughts on ASP.NET MVC from the point of view of a Ruby on Rails Developer,
ASP.NET MVC for RoR developers: do as locals do – Simone Chiaretta follows up on Simon’s post with a look at the things that Ruby on Rails developers need to know for ASP.NET MVC to make as it would do to seasoned .NET developers
Core ASP.NET | Refcardz – A nice looking ASP.NET Web Forms Quick Reference Card from DZone written by Holger Schwichtenberg
