If you happen to be swinging down to Las Vegas during April 7th to April 9th be sure to say hello to Manoj Jasra of web Analytics world and of course, all my fellow WebTrendsians! Manoj has a good blog so if you're an analytics professional (or just interested in the field), it's definitely worth... Continue reading →

Navigation of Highball Series Part #1 | Part #2 | Part #3 | Part #4 The first thing I did was go download the Composite Application Library Guidance. The Patterns & Practices Group Page on the Composite Application Library is available also with more links and information. The steps I took to get all the... Continue reading →

Navigation of Highball Series Part #1 | Part #2 | Part #3 | Part #4 I’m working through this next part of my HighBall Project, which I’ll be blogging regularly, using TDD and UI/X First Development. In other words, to give some context, I’m building out a UI first, then I’ll start from the back... Continue reading →

IIS provides the following compression options: Static files only. Dynamic application responses only. Both static files and dynamic application responses. It is important on dynamic responses that the resource is compressed on the fly every single time it is requested. This can cause some heavy processor utilization. To enable HTTP compression (IIS 6.0) follow these... Continue reading →

Silverlight leaves the browser behind! This is what I've been waiting for. Silverlight now effectively has all the parts & features I want to effectively rule out the need for Flex, Flash & Air. With Silverlight moving outside of the browser we provide, finally, a true speedy application for RIAs. Of course, yeah yeah yeah,... Continue reading →