ASP.NET MVC Framework Semineri‏

.NET Platformunun en önemli proje geliştirme araçlarından biri olan ASP.NET için yeni bir geliştirme modeli olarak MVC Framework Microsoft tarafından yayınlanmasının ardından büyük bir ASP.NET geliştiricisi kitlesi tarafından yoğun ilgi görmekte. Test yönelimli mimariye tam uyumlu olan, geliştirici sayısının fazla olduğu projelerde geliştirme işlemlerini kolaylaştıran,tasarımı ve geliştirme arayüzleri ile  geliştirici için alışılmış ASP.NET Web Forms’lara göre oldukça sade ve kolay bir geliştirme ortamı sunan ASP.NET MVC Framework bir yazılımcı gözü ile incelenecektir.

Konular

• MVC Nedir?
• Asp.Net MVC Framework’un Özellikleri
• Asp.Net  MVC Framework hangi durumlarda tercih edilebilir?
• Asp.Net MVC Pipeline ve çalışma modeli
• Model Kavrami
• View Kavrami
• Controller Kavrami
• Özelleştirmeler
• Asp.Net MVC ve Ajax
• Asp.net MVC ile TDD (Test Driven Development)
• ASP.NET MVC Framework Demoları

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Microsoft Finishing MSN Web Messenger

Microsoft decided to finish the service of the Msn Web Messenger.But they come with new integration to Windows Live Hotmail.Service will be available after death of Msn Web Messenger (30 June 2009).New service is not so much different from the previous one.It has basic live messenger features like change status,talk to contacts and also feature that to sign in live messenger when open your hotmail account , just like  feature that Gmail has.

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• Windows Live for Mobile now available for download (windowsmobilecool.com)

Microsoft New Search Engine :Bing

Microsoft launched a new search engine called Bing past week.As Microsoft said it is not going to make big changes in search engine market share but they expect to take  about %30 of market share.But this time advertisement of the Bing search engine is different from the other Microsoft products or software.They didnt make so much noise while they shipping the new product Bing ,as you may guess Microsoft actually lower expectations for search engine market ,thats little intresting.

When we come to Bing search engine,actually it is much better than live search first of all.But they still try to make search engine that look like google replica  i think thats the wrong thing.After complete search you can mouse over the result and little pop-up opens and give detailed information about result.You can make video search,you can save your search results , and subscribe by rss to some search results.(these are some new features that i found and much more you can find shopping search,travel search…).For adding Bing to your firefox search engines box you can download this add-on.But Bing still a beta product the best is wait a little and see what happen in search engine market.

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Microsoft Launch Service Pack 2 for Vista and Server 2008

Microsoft after long break released the new service pack for windows Vista and for the windows Server 2008.It has released to public on 26 May.Probably in these days they also send this service pack update via Windows Update.Service pack update is for Vista (32-64bit) and also for Server 2008(32-64bit).You can download these updates from following links.For 32bits(x86) for 64bits(x64) and also for ISO download .

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Silverlight 3 to launch July 10

New version of the Microsoft’s Silverlight technology coming on July 10.Actually Microsoft announced that new version of the Silverlight technology will be delivered before end of the 2009  but i think Microsoft impatient with the new capabilities of the Silverlight 3.Some of the new capabilities are 3D support,GPU acceleration,out of the browser.Out of the browser is the same as that Adobe Air is doing right now.I think most important thing Microsoft’s new mobile operating system Windows Mobile (6.5 7.0) will probably  incorporated with Silverlght 3.

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Memcpy() banished in Redmond

Memcpy() and brethren, your days are numbered. At least in development shops that aspire to secure coding.

Microsoft plans to formally banish the popular programming function that’s been responsible for an untold number of security vulnerabilities over the years, not just in Windows but in countless other applications based on the C language. Effective later this year, Microsoft will add memcpy(), CopyMemory(), and RtlCopyMemory() to its list of function calls banned under its secure development lifecycle.

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Memcpy has long served as a basic staple of C-based languages, providing a simple way to copy the contents from one chunk of memory to another. Its drawback comes when the source to be copied contains more bytes than its destination, creating overflows that present attackers with opportunities to remotely execute code in the underlying application.

“That’s definitely one of those notoriously dangerous C commands,” said Johannes Ullrich, CTO of the SANS Institute, who teaches secure coding classes to developers. He likened memcpy() to other risky functions such as strcpy() and strcat(), which Microsoft has already banned after exacting untold misery over the years.

Developers who want to be SDL compliant will instead have to replace memcpy() functions with memcpy_s, a newer command that takes an additional parameter delineating the size of the destination buffer. The command is already supported in Microsoft’s Visual C++, but according to Ullrich, native support doesn’t yet seem to be available in the GCC compiler. (This evidently can easily be worked around, according to this discussion. Readers who know other approaches are encouraged to leave a comment.)

A Microsoft blog entry that heralded the planned change suggests modifying common header files so compilers issue a warning each time the banned function is used.

It also wondered aloud when “Larry, Steve, and Linus” plan to issue similar security edicts in their products. It’s a question worth asking

theregister.co.uk

Windows 7 Minimum System Requirements

When Microsoft released the Beta of Windows 7 in January, it released a set of recommended system requirements for the Beta (which its officials noted were subject to change). On April 30, concurrent with the beginning of the delivery of the Release Candidate, Microsoft released the final system requirements for Windows 7.

Here are the minimum Windows 7 requirements Microsoft offered in January when it released the Beta:

• 1GHz processor (32- or 64-bit)
• 1GB of RAM
• 16 GB of available disk space
• Support for DirectX 9 graphics with 128MB of memory (for the Aero interface)

Here are the minimum Windows 7 system requirements Microsoft released on April 30 when it made available the Release Candidate to MSDN and TechNet testers:

• 1 GHz processor (32- or 64-bit)
• 1 GB of RAM (32-bit); 2 GB of RAM (64-bit)
• 16 GB of available disk space (32-bit); 20 GB of avaiable disk space (64-bit)
• DirectX 9 graphics device with WDDM 1.0 or higher driver

Internet Explorer 8 “Tab Responsiveness”

Final version of the IE 8 released in March and instead of waiting Microsoft adding some more functionality to make IE 8 more attractive.One of the new feature is  “Tab Responsiveness”.

One of the big changes in browser is tabbed browsing.Browser companies made a lot of big changes and now we enjoy browsing in tabbed style.But one bad thing about tabbed browsing while you browsing more than 3 or 4 site and one of them crashed ,result is crashes all browser tabs.

Microsoft made good change in this area and isolate tab from other tabs,so that when your tab crashes you dont need to close all tabs just the tab that crashed.I think it is a good functionality and also will be lead to other browsers(firefox,opera..).But with one exception only Windows 7 RC users can get this functionality cause its in test level.

Microsoft Finished Vista Service Pack 2

Yesterday’s rumors were true: Microsoft has released to manufacturing Service Pack 2 (SP2) for Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 R2.

SP2 hit the torrents on April 28, hours before Microsoft officially announced it was done (via a posting to the Windows Vista Team Blog). It’s tough to say exactly when SP2 will be available for sanctioned download. Originally it was expected by the end of April (which still could happen if Microsoft posts the code to one of its download sites by tomorrow). But it also could slip into early May.

All Microsoft is saying is it will start pushing the final Vista SP2 bits to customers via Automatic Update over the next few months. Customers who aren’t ready for it can use Microsoft’s service-pack blocking tool to postpone the delivery of the SP2 bits from Windows Update and WSUS.

Microsoft also noted in the same Vista Team Blog posting that, as of April 28, it has begun pushing Vista SP1 bits to users who previously had blocked it using the blocking tool.

Microsoft is advising users who are midway through deploying Vista SP1 to proceed with their deployments as planned, rather than to rush to deploy SP2 instead.

As noted previously, Vista SP2 includes security and performance updates, plus a handful of new features, including:

• Windows Search 4.0
• Bluetooth 2.1 Feature Pack
• Ability to record data on to Blu-Ray media natively in Windows Vista
• Windows Connect Now (WCN), which is designed to “simplify Wi-Fi Configuration”
• The addition of support for UTC timestamps in the exFAT file system

source: zdnet.com

[NOTİCE]Open Source and Linux Day @ Bilgi University

As I mentioned here open source and linux day which will takes place @ Bilgi University Dolapdere Campus at April 17(actually it is two day long 17-18)and seminar programs are scheduled here .Some of the speakers at conference are Sebastian Kügler KDE 4 technologies,Chris Stephenson Open Source Software ,How Embracing Open Source Built Google Jonathon Conradt,JavaScript The Good Parts Douglas Crockford.I will be there to i think its gonna be lot fun then i expected.