This is an old post and doesn't necessarily reflect my current thinking on a topic, and some links or images may not work. The text is preserved here for posterity.We have been exploring [http://www.paulstovell.com/integration/scenario] ways to share customer information between these two
This is an old post and doesn't necessarily reflect my current thinking on a topic, and some links or images may not work. The text is preserved here for posterity.We've been looking [http://www.paulstovell.com/integration/scenario] at ways to share customer information between
This is an old post and doesn't necessarily reflect my current thinking on a topic, and some links or images may not work. The text is preserved here for posterity.As I outlined previously [http://www.paulstovell.com/integration/scenario], we need to enable these two applications to
This is an old post and doesn't necessarily reflect my current thinking on a topic, and some links or images may not work. The text is preserved here for posterity.In my last post, I introduced a scenario [http://www.paulstovell.com/integration/scenario] where we need to
This is an old post and doesn't necessarily reflect my current thinking on a topic, and some links or images may not work. The text is preserved here for posterity.This is the first in a short series on application integration. Imagine a small business, with an online
This is an old post and doesn't necessarily reflect my current thinking on a topic, and some links or images may not work. The text is preserved here for posterity.At Readify [http://readify.net/] we focus on the Microsoft stack - WPF, Silverlight, and ASP.NET. The
This is an old post and doesn't necessarily reflect my current thinking on a topic, and some links or images may not work. The text is preserved here for posterity.Friend and colleage Nick Blumhardt [http://nblumhardt.com] will be running a course on Inversion of Control in
This is an old post and doesn't necessarily reflect my current thinking on a topic, and some links or images may not work. The text is preserved here for posterity.When building an application, I might not have the luxury of creating model classes to represent the objects
This is an old post and doesn't necessarily reflect my current thinking on a topic, and some links or images may not work. The text is preserved here for posterity.I just answered a question on StackOverflow [http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5525062/attached-behavior-binding-to-element-in-controltemplate/5528126#5528126] , where my answer
This is an old post and doesn't necessarily reflect my current thinking on a topic, and some links or images may not work. The text is preserved here for posterity.Towards the end of last year, Artem Govorov [http://www.linkedin.com/pub/artem-govorov/3/a19/1b8] (@ArtemGovorov
This is an old post and doesn't necessarily reflect my current thinking on a topic, and some links or images may not work. The text is preserved here for posterity.An article in The Australian newspaper [http://www.theaustralian.com.au/australian-it/suncorp-goes-byo-in-hardware-as-staff-are-encouraged-to-plug-in-their-devices/story-e6frgakx-1226029655986] got me very excited:
This is a very old post. Some of the images and links may no longer work. The text is preserved here for posterity.Microsoft just released IE 9 [http://windows.microsoft.com/en-AU/internet-explorer/products/ie/home]. You can tell when Microsoft are serious about a product release when they