This issue focuses on WPF and Silverlight as well as other .NET topics.This is the ad-free version of this publication.Table of Contents:*) Back to Basics*) MVP Corner: Good Contracts or Good Friends*) SharePoint 2007 and the Thin .NET 3.5 Development Model*) Build Composite WPF Applications*) Speed Up Project Delivery with Repeatability*) Using CSLA .NET for Silverlight to Build Line-of-Business Applications*) Programming with the Microsoft Business Rules Framework*) Flexible and Powerful Data Binding with WPF*) Heard on .NET Rocks! James Kovacs Inverts Our Control*) Have It Your Way*) Ask the Doc DetectiveFor more information, visit www.codemag.com

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This issue focuses on WPF and Silverlight as well as other .NET topics.Table of Contents:*) Back to Basics*) MVP Corner: Good Contracts or Good Friends*) SharePoint 2007 and the Thin .NET 3.5 Development Model*) Build Composite WPF Applications*) Speed Up Project Delivery with Repeatability*) Using CSLA .NET for Silverlight to Build Line-of-Business Applications*) Programming with the Microsoft Business Rules Framework*) Flexible and Powerful Data Binding with WPF*) Heard on .NET Rocks! James Kovacs Inverts Our Control*) Have It Your Way*) Ask the Doc DetectiveFor more information, visit www.codemag.com

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CODE Magazine – the Leading Independent Magazine for .NET Developers. This issue features articles on programming Web 2.0 in addition to general .NET articles.Table of Contents:*) Yes, We Can! 2009 Will Be Great!*) Successful Software Development*) SharePoint Applied: SharePoint 2007 with WCF and Silverlight*) Dances with Workflows (One Newbie’s Journey)*) Silverlight Enabled Live Search*) Building Domain Specific Languages in C#, Part 2*) Programming Twittering with Visual Basic*) Building Polished UIs with Expression Blend – Part 1*) Develop Provider-based Features for Your Applications*) The Zen of Inversion of Control*) Heard on .NET Rocks! Oslo Is Love with Chris Sells*) Ask the Doc Detective*) ThoughtWorking: Why The Next Five Years Will Be About LanguagesFor more information, visit www.codemag.com

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CODE Magazine – the Leading Independent Magazine for .NET Developers. This issue features various articles around Web 2.0 development, as well as other .NET articles.Table of Contents:*) Yes, We Can! 2009 Will Be Great!*) Successful Software Development*) SharePoint Applied: SharePoint 2007 with WCF and Silverlight*) Dances with Workflows (One Newbie’s Journey)*) Silverlight Enabled Live Search*) Building Domain Specific Languages in C#, Part 2*) Programming Twittering with Visual Basic*) Building Polished UIs with Expression Blend – Part 1*) Develop Provider-based Features for Your Applications*) The Zen of Inversion of Control*) Heard on .NET Rocks! Oslo Is Love with Chris Sells*) Ask the Doc Detective*) ThoughtWorking: Why The Next Five Years Will Be About LanguagesFor more information, visit www.codemag.com

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This issue of CODE Magazine focusses on WPF and Silverlight development among other topics.Table of Contents:*) 10,000 Hours to Graceland*) Add a Safety Net to Your Software with Tower 48*) Time to Clean Up!*) SharePoint Applied: SharePoint 2007 Ninja Debugging*) Build Composite WPF and Silverlight Applications*) Implementing OpenID Authentication in an ASP.NET Application*) 8 Entity Framework Gotchas*) Post Mortem: WPF and Silverlight Styling*) Design for Change in UpdatePanel-based ASP.NET AJAX Applications*) INotifyPropertyChanged Is Obsolete*) Dressing Up Your Data with WPF DataTemplates*) Relational Database Persistence with NHibernate, Part 2*) RIA Services: RAD for the Middle Tier*) Ask the Doc Detective*) ThoughtWorking: Of Killer Waves and Sea Changes*) The State of WPF & SilverlightFor more information, visit www.codemag.com

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