Windows https://www.programmerfish.com/category/windows-azure-microsoft/' target='_blank'>Azure has the easiest cloud web application development environment among all the cloud services in the market right now.

Right now Windows https://www.programmerfish.com/category/windows-azure-microsoft/' target='_blank'>Azure is in Community Test Preview and for deployment of your application on cloud in this tutorial, you must have a Windows https://www.programmerfish.com/category/windows-azure-microsoft/' target='_blank'>Azure account. You can request one by joining Microsoft Connect

In this tutorial I have created a simple “Hello World” application and deployed it on Windows https://www.programmerfish.com/category/windows-azure-microsoft/' target='_blank'>Azure.

Here is our first Video Podcast teaming up with RedmondPie. We are demonstrating and reviewing Microsoft Tag and its Application on iPhone.

Details:
Episode: 1 – Microsoft Tag on iPhone
Presenters: Umair Khan Jadoon(ProgrammerFish) and Taimur Asad(RedmondPie)
Duration: 7 minutes 1 second

If you haven’t and you wish to get your hands on Windows https://www.programmerfish.com/category/windows-azure-microsoft/' target='_blank'>Azure then https://www.programmerfish.com/category/windows-azure-microsoft/' target='_blank'>Azure Services Training Kit is best to get started. And if you have already gone thorough it then try the new February release  

The February release includes the following updates:

• 19 demo scripts that walkthrough several of the services
• 10 presentations covering the entire https://www.programmerfish.com/category/windows-azure-microsoft/' target='_blank'>Azure Services Platform
• 3 additional hands-on labs for Live Services

This technical content covers services including: Windows https://www.programmerfish.com/category/windows-azure-microsoft/' target='_blank'>Azure, .NET Services, SQL Services, and Live Services.

Download https://www.programmerfish.com/category/windows-azure-microsoft/' target='_blank'>Azure Services Training Kit - February Update

Just found this great and so complete list of Silverlight controls enlisted by Tim Heuer at his blog. 

He says:

I figured it would be a good idea to do a larger dump of those that I’m aware of (and hope you add comments to point me to others so I can amend this list) and help make you aware of them as well.  There are a ton of great resources out there for Silverlight developers and I’m always impressed how our developer partners are extending our platforms to make tools for developers (and most of the time better than we do :-)).

Here’s his round-up of controls (alphabetically – links here will jump to their section):

If  ‘Send Feedback’ link at the title bars of all Windows in Windows 7 Beta is creating trouble for you, or you have already disabled it and want to enable it again then here are few tips to do this (Although it is not recommended to disable it):

Overlays are one of the favorite effects in eye candy application designs. In this tutorial I have made a simple overlay effect for a WPF application. The technique is very simple and I have explained it in this ‘start from scratch’ tutorial. See the demo video:

I have used Visual Studio 2008 ( C#) and Expression Blend 2 in this tutorial, here is how to do it:

Who is this guy on Facebook? Is he the real person behind Facebook? or an hacker?. I just discovered something on Facebook that may be an Easter egg!

Visiting random URLs of the Facebook data server shows up image of this guy every time. Why he is here? what he wants? why has  Facebook put him here?. I don't know who he is, do you know? if Yes then please tell me.

Here is how you can see this easter egg: