Gmail Notifier using .net
Interested in developing a Gmail Notifier using .net ? Then checkout my article in dotnetcurry.com.
Interested in developing a Gmail Notifier using .net ? Then checkout my article in dotnetcurry.com.
Interested in knowing some of the new feature in Silverlight 3? the check this Wonderful post.
I have written an article in www.dotnetcurry.com about Silverlght and Twitter. Check out the article here.

Finally Silverlight 3 and Blend 3 is out. Below are some related links
Silverlight 3 features :
Blend 3 features :
And some videos here.
For all of you who’ve been waiting long and hard, the time has finally come… ASP.NET MVC has been released!
You can download the 1.0 release from the Microsoft Downloads site.
You can also view the documentation for ASP.NET MVC on the MSDN Microsoft Developer Network.
For many of you this means you finally might be able to convince your boss to use ASP.NET MVC in one of your production applications
Read more.
Are you looking for a customizable slide show for your web applications? Why not use Slide.show?
Slide.Show 2 is an open source Silverlight 2 control for publishing highly-customizable photo and video slideshows on the Web.
Check out the project home page.

Microsoft will tout at the Mix09 conference in Las Vegas this week its planned Silverlight 3 rich Internet application technology along with a host of other developer-related offerings, according to the conference Web site.
Other efforts to be pondered at the conference include the planned Visual Studio 2010 IDE, the Azure Services Platform for cloud computing and Expression Web, for building Web sites.
Mix09, which begins on Tuesday, is billed as an event for developers and designers, with an emphasis on Web development and design skills. While Microsoft representatives declined to comment on specific announcements planned for the event, an industry analyst focused on Microsoft said he anticipates news about Silverlight 3 as well as other developments from the company.
Read more here.
F# developed as a research programming language to provide the much sought-after combination of type safety, succinctness, performance, expresivity and scripting, with all the advantages of running on a high-quality, well-supported modern runtime system. This combination has been so successful that the language is now being transitioned towards a fully supported language on the .NET platform. Some of the reasons for this move are that F# gives you:
Some interesteding links below.
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