Entries tagged with rss - Channel 9

Druckbetankung - Die Show :: Silverlight Teil IV

Jan Schenk — Fri, 08 May 2009 06:58:00 GMT

Der vierte Teil unserer Silverlight-Serie "Druckbetankung - Die Show" dreht sich um das Aussengerüst einer Silverlight Applikation, und wie dieses dazu gebracht werden mit der eingebetteten Anwendung zu kommunizieren.
Oliver Scheer und ich sprechen über die Parameterübergabe aus der HTML-Seite in Silverlight. Da gibt es einiges zu beachten und viel zu entdecken. So lässt sich am Beispiel unseres RSS-Readers die initial verwendete RSS-Url über die HTML-Seite übergeben, und abhängig davon weitere Elemente im XAML-Code ein- oder ausblenden.

Druckbetankung - Die Show :: Silverlight Teil II

Jan Schenk — Thu, 07 May 2009 12:15:00 GMT

Im zweiten Teil der Silverlight-Serie "Druckbetankung - Die Show" bauen Oliver Scheer und ich einen RSS-Reader in Expression Blend 2 SP1 und Visual Studio. Was muss so ein Silverlight RSS-Reader können? Und wie kann man das mit wenig Code umsetzen?
Am Ende haben wir ein funktionales, wenn auch nicht unbedingt schönes Grundgerüst mit Cross-Domain-Zugriff per WebService aus der Windows Communication Foundation (WCF), interaktiver Suche per Language Integrated Query (LINQ) und Datenbindung der Ergebnisse an eine ListBox.

Cómo construir un feed RSS con .NET

Daniel Garzon — Thu, 15 Jan 2009 11:52:00 GMT

Aprende cómo tu aplicación puede generar un RSS dinámicamente.
Los usuarios podrán subscribirse a la información más reciente de tu aplicación a través de medios estándar y aplicaciones que ya conocen.

Por Unai Zorrilla, Development Team Lead de Plainconcepts.

Cita: Programación REST con .NET

Recursos:

•Foros MSDN

http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN-es/default.aspx?siteid=11

•Plainconcepts

www.plainconcepts.com

•MSDN Library
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb412202.aspx
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb412205.aspx

CRM Accelerators: Notifications (RSS)

Girish Raja — Thu, 11 Dec 2008 03:32:00 GMT

CRM notifications accelerator allows you to expose CRM business data by creating Really Simple Syndication (RSS) feeds.

Users can subscribe to any saved views within CRM as a feed. This allows you to have a channel where you pull information instead of being pushed to you from the server. These RSS feeds accessible via a variety of RSS readers including Outlook, Mobile phone, 3^rd Party Readers, etc. It is also worth noting that this capability can be used to easily create Vista Gadget for CRM by using the generic RSS gadget that Windows Vista ships with.

This is just a tip of iceberg on how RSS can be used with Microsoft Dynamics CRM. Since the accelerator ships with the source code as well, developers can further extend this or create new and interesting applications based on RSS & CRM.

Windows 7: Find and Organize Part 2 - Building Federated Search applications

Dan Fernandez — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 15:50:00 GMT

In Part 1, you saw the user experience of finding and organizing your files in Windows 7.

In Part 2, David Washington and Brandon Paddock show how developers can build federated search applications that enable you to easily search your organization's intranet or the Web and integrate those search results directly into Windows Explorer.

The best part is that instead of needing to install software on Windows 7 to get new search providers, you simply run an XML configuration file to add a search provider to your machine!

- Watch their PDC session here too

DinnerNow - If it's an acronym, it's in DinnerNow

Rory — Wed, 06 Jun 2007 18:05:30 GMT

If you haven't heard about it, DinnerNow is a demo app that shows off... well, just about everything.

WPF, WCF, Powershell, and more.

If you like what you see here, head out to the DinnerNow site for links to the application and the source.

Fun group of people. Jason Olson was there, too - many of you probably know Jason from either the Coffeehouse or his site. He's been away from the office for a while now, though, as he recently became a father. Congrats, Jason :)

A conversation with Justin Smith about syndication and REST in the Orcas release of Windows Communic

JonUdell — Tue, 29 May 2007 15:33:20 GMT

In version 3.5 of the .NET Framework, the Windows Communication Foundation will define a set of types that abstractly represent syndication feeds and items in feeds, and will provide mappings from those abstractions to RSS and Atom. In this conversation we discuss how this new support for syndication will work, and explore interesting scenarios for using it. We also discuss one of the underpinnings for syndication support in Orcas/WCF: a new ability to produce and consume services in a RESTful manner.

Creating Windows SharePoint Services Sites with Support for Wikis and Blogs

doncho — Wed, 12 Jul 2006 00:35:07 GMT

Leverage the new built-in WSS features for creating sites with blogs and wikis.

MIX06: RSS

Erik Porter — Fri, 24 Feb 2006 02:37:02 GMT

Start a conversation about RSS and check out MIX06!

Robert Rebholz (and team) - The Working Network

scobleizer — Wed, 09 Nov 2005 08:48:04 GMT

Are you into social bookmarking? OPML? RSS feeds? We go over and meet with the team that's doing The Working Network.com. You get a look at a few of their first projects, including the Community Bar.

PDC Dev Team -- Plasma Screen Application at PDC

scobleizer — Fri, 07 Oct 2005 20:48:27 GMT

If you were at the PDC last month you saw these plasma screens all over the place. They use RSS and the new Windows Presentation Foundation. Follow us along to to the PDC and meet the guys who built the screens and see them in use at the PDC. They even used Flickr to distribute attendees' own photos!

Jeff Sandquist, Ernie Booth, Joe Smith are the ones who did this app. Pretty cool!

Scott Isaacs - MSN DHTML Foundation unveiled

The Channel 9 Team — Wed, 21 Sep 2005 02:05:53 GMT

Scott Isaacs is one of the inventors of DHTML. He is one of Microsoft's smartest Web developers and built a framework that's being used on Start.com, the future Hotmail, and other places like the new gadgets in Windows Vista. Hope you enjoy meeting Scott, sorry for the bad lighting at the beginning. If you've done any AJAX development, you'll find this one interesting and you'll get a look at some bleeding-edge Web development that MSN is doing.

Longhorn (heart) RSS

The Channel 9 Team — Fri, 24 Jun 2005 17:26:18 GMT

Today Microsoft announced the addition of several new RSS features in the next version of Windows, code-named Longhorn. The Longhorn Browsing and RSS team (the one we interviewed here) is also are announcing a new RSS extension, to be released into Creative Commons, that lets you do lists in subscriptions.

Check it out, first video demos of Longhorn and IE 7.

There are three demos.
   Demo One, at about 23:19. RSS in IE 7 and synchronization with other aggregators (like RSS Bandit)
   Demo Two, at about 34:00. Enclosures, calendar integration.
   Demo Three, at about 49:50. Amazon integration.

There isn't a download available for this yet. Sorry about that.

Dare Obasanjo - Where is Microsoft going with RSS/syndication?

The Channel 9 Team — Thu, 22 Apr 2004 18:20:45 GMT

Since Dare runs the XML team here, we wanted to know what he thought about the new syndication formats.

Channel9, you might notice, uses RSS 2.0 almost everywhere. What's your favorite news aggregator? Why do you or don't you use a news aggregator?

What formats should Microsoft support in the future? Why?