Web Development
- PHP Support in Expression Web 2 (G. Andrew Duthie)
- Script#: Events/Delegates in an Atlas/MS Ajax Style Script (Jay Kimble)
- ASP.NET Tips: Expression Web vs Visual Studio (Tom)
- Microsoft Research’s DOLOTO Makes AJAX Twice as Fast (Rick Minerich)
- Slick Button Maker (Lou Franco)
.NET / Visual Studio
- EF: How Referential Integrity Works (Elisa Flasko)
- ReSharper 4 Beta Released and Downloaded (John Papa)
- Conditional Extension Method (Chris Cavanagh)
- VSX Developer Center Updated – May 2008 (VSX Team)
- How to Get the File Path of an Executing Assembly? (Soon Hui)
- Give Us Your Feedback: Take the Visual Studio Survey (Charlie Calvert)
Silverlight / WPF
- My Silverlight Session (Daniel Moth)
- Simple Skinnable and Theme Management in WPF User Interface (Alkampfer)
- Reusable Silverlight Popup Logic (Chuck Kinnan)
- WPF & PowerShell – Part 2 (Exploring WPF (and the Rest of .NET) with Scripts) (James Brundage)
Design / Methodology
- Viewing Your Backlog (David Starr)
Miscellaneous
- OpenID: Does the World Really Need Yet Another Username and Password? (Jeff Atwood) – Link of the Day
- Understanding Total Hits & Paging in the MOSS 2007 Search API (Andrew Connell)
- FriendFeed – Now Offers Rooms (Dolores Parker)
- 9 Firefox Extensions to Protect Your Privacy (Mike Gunderloy)
- Hot New Updates to SkyDrive (Sunshine)
- Guitar Hero World Tour Gets Official (Sean Fallon)
- Offline Wikipedia Viewer for the iRex Iliad (Amir)
Link-O-Rama
- Interesting Finds: May 22, 2008 and Innovation Notes: May 22, 2008 (Jason Haley)
- Silverlight Cream for May 22, 2008 — #280 (Dave Campbell)
- Links (5/22/2008) (Steve Pietrek)
- The Morning Brew #100 (Chris Alcock)
Book of the Day
Technorati: .net development, sharepoint, expression web, visual studio, vsx, wpf, silverlight, ajax
SOA Principles of Service Design (The Prentice Hall Service-Oriented Computing Series from Thomas Erl): Thomas Erl: Books
Enterprise Service Bus: David Chappell: Books
Joel on Software: And on Diverse and Occasionally Related Matters That Will Prove of Interest to Software Developers, Designers, and Managers, and to Those Who, Whether by Good Fortune or Ill Luck, Work with Them in Some Capacity: Joel Spolsky: Books