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Best of codeplex #2 oktober 29, 2008 10:35

Silverlight ToolkitGreat sets of part for building Silverlight Applications  (MS developed)
Silverlight Contrib -  Contribution to the silverlight
Ajax Toolkit
-  Well most downloaded but it is great
Dropthings - Ajax webb portal
Svchost Viewer
-  Let you see what all those svchost are doing



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Coolite, EXT-js with asp.net oktober 23, 2008 09:49
Coollite has done som work aspifying the EXT javascript framework. It's worth a look.  Would be nice implementing this into blogengine admin.

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Microsoft && jQuery ? september 30, 2008 15:29

Scott posted that they will ship jQuery with visual stuido! This is something realy good and a first I think. Correct me if I'm wrong. 

I'd just hope that the community, will not loose any contributers cause of this. I use jQuery and I like it..allot

also read the blog from jQuery

 



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Spaceinvader Clone september 23, 2008 15:15

Nice clone of spaceinvaders, done in ajax.

http://www.rebelideas.co.uk/proto/test/



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Chrome, Javascipt engine V8 september 3, 2008 14:38
Wayne over at waynepan.com has done some test on the new javascritp vm v8 in chrome, some nice >>early<< results. The I.E.8 part il take with a hefty pinch of salt. I'm testing both I.E.8 and Chrome. Thou private surfing is still done in Opera. I.m.o the best standalone browser for the avrage joe.  Note: Chrome doesn't stand up to Opera on the Acid 3 test;

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Sébastein Gruhier has released a new address component that integrated a map with the address that you are filling. The UX is interesting as when you first get typing it doesn’t really narrow down the address so you are seeing maps of bizarre places. As well as a basic version, you can also tie in auto [...]
My teammate Stephen Walther launched the ASP.NET MVC Design Gallery a few weeks back. This stemmed from an idea ScottGu had to let the community change the default templates that ship with ASP.NET MVC . I was supposed to work on this but headed to Africa for the holidays so Stephen helped me out and took over the project and did a better job than I would have! You can vote on the designs that you like and that you don't like. You also can contribute new designs of your own. After you download a design from the gallery, you can use the design by following these steps: 1) Copy the files from DesignTemplateCS or DesignTemplateVB folder into your project (use DesignTemplateCS for C# projects and DesignTemplateVB for VB.NET projects) 2) Do a...(read more)
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