Posts tagged .NET
SEO Pitfalls Every Microsoft .NET Developer Should Know About – SEOmoz (blog)
Nov 22nd
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SEO Pitfalls Every Microsoft .NET Developer Should Know About
SEOmoz (blog) For SEO, it's pretty much the devil incarnate unless developers know how to leverage the framework to strip out the problems. So much so, that it requires an entire article dedicated to its problems and potential solutions. Shocking I know, but a bug … |
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Apprenda Eases Moving .Net Apps to the Cloud
Nov 14th
If you are looking for a way to move your .NET app into the cloud, then you probably have heard of Apprenda by now. We covered their launch earlier this year, and today they have v3 available.
New features included in Apprenda 3.0 are support for nearly any .NET web or SOA application by way of its software layer that enterprises can use quickly and easily. Apprenda has beefed up its APIs and included ones for distributed caching, publish/subscribe systems, message brokering, and application metering. All to make building more complex apps easier.
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You can view a brief intro video above that explains what they do, and how they offer their private PaaS where you can combine a variety of Windows services into a single cloud-based resource pool.
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ASP .Net Website Application Development, SEO Optimization Services UK … – AddPR.com (press release)
Sep 7th
Bringing Scala to .Net and Mono
Jul 19th
Microsoft is funding a project to make Scala available within the .Net and Mono. The Scala website is running an interview with Miguel Garcia, the developer behind the project.
According to Garcia, you can already use Scala with .Net. There are some limitations now, but he says they will be removed by fall. “If you have a Scala program working on the JVM then for the most part you only need to recompile it with the Scala.Net compiler and it will run there too,” he says.
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The limitations at the moment are:
The key limitation for the moment is that Scala programs cannot use libraries in .Net that are compiled using CLR generics, such as the .Net collections. However, for this particular example that’s a minor limitation as the much better Scala collections library would be the natural developer choice anyway. Just to be clear: it’s only CLR generics that are not implemented in the Scala.Net compiler, all the Scala features (including Scala generics) are available to the programmer. The .Net generics will be supported in the fall.
There’s already a Scala plug-in for Visual Studio, but many features – such as code completion, code browsing and line breaks – won’t be available until fall.
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4 Ideas To Improve IIS & .NET For Technical SEO
Jul 14th
In June 2011, I spoke at SMX Advanced about SEO issues that I commonly run in to during technical SEO site evaluations. The part of my presentation that dealt with Microsoft’s Internet Information Server (IIS) generated a lot of comments and questions afterward, so this column addresses some…
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Five Steps to Add AppUp .NET SDK to Microsoft Visual Studio
Dec 31st
The AppUp developer program launched support for .NET applications by releasing the .NET SDK, along with an IDE Plug-In for Visual Studio 2008. This plug-in reduces development time to integrate the AppUp SDKs and builds the MSI needed to submit your application for distribution and sales via the Intel® AppUpSM Center. The IDE Plug-in supports both the C/C++ and .NET SDK for Microsoft Windows* when using Visual Studio 2008.
With the .NET SDK and support now available for the Intel AppUp developer program, here’s a brief overview of the SDK’s technical components, along with five quick steps to add the.NET SDK to Visual Studio 2008.
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