The Windows Azure Table service provides a structured storage under the form of tables. The table storage you would setup within Windows Azure is globally unique. Any number of tables can be created within a given account with the requirement that each table has a unique name. The table storage account is specified within a... Continue reading →

I’ve had the pleasure of working with WCF on three specific projects that have brought me to this blog entry. I haven’t used WCF on only three projects, there are just three that have brought me to write this entry. I’ve used WCF a lot, since back when it was a beta. WCF is great... Continue reading →

…and with this entry, I’ve skipped to the last section of the exam topics related to ASP.NET MVC 2. Reading and studying the old viewstate based ASP.NET material was a bit rough, which I’ll be writing about in an upcoming entry. For now, back to focusing on the test at hand. The MVC Framework is... Continue reading →

I’m going to be taking the Web Application Development with Microsoft .NET Framework 4 in the very near future. Since I’m going to be scribbling a few notes and studying up, it seemed like I’d publish my studies. With that, here is round 1. My intent is to study each focus area and make a... Continue reading →

I’ve been working through a project recently that I ended up creating an interesting abstraction of an assembly/classes between multiple web services projects. I wrote about it initially in Aggregated Web Services Pt I. In this blog entry is going to cover a few things, based on a full end-to-end implementation of a project from... Continue reading →