Here’s a neat article from CodeProject on using attributes to encapsulate asp.net session and viewstate variables. Worth the read….

Nikhil Kothari makes some good observations regarding the spectrum of technologies available to developers in his blog "Ajax vs. Silverlight and .NET". He places the different technologies (& their popular combinations) on an axis that has Broader Reach on one end (meaning that they target browsers without much demand for specific client-side software other than what the browser itself has) and Greater Capabilities on the other (where these capabilities are supported by more client-side software beyond &/or integrated into the browser). Overall, it's a great intro to where the technologies fit on the spectrum. Thanks Nikhil!

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Now, this looks like a very cool article. Can you imagine - adding your own methods to something like the String class?!? WOW. ASP.NET.4GuysFromRolla.com: Extending Base Type Functionality with Extension Methods

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[Note to self: Share this with my students - it's helpful to see just how big the .NET Framework really is...] Brad Abrams : Number of Types in the .NET Framework

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I've been meaning to look into WCF programming - just haven't had the time. Now, at least, I have a list of articles et.al. to get me up to speed. Thanks Joe! Windows Communication Foundation - 65 Links to make you an expert!

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