links for 2009-06-20

• Caliburn: An Application Framework for WPF and Silverlight – Home
  (tags: .net patterns)
• Changing the default View Location in ASP.NET MVC « The Curious <HEAD/>
  (tags: asp.net-mvc)
• IUpdateable from Eric Nelson : Open Source Framework and Library Recommendations
  (tags: .net)
• A Standard for Case Management?
  (tags: bpm)
• The .NET Endpoint : Sequential and Flowchart modeling styles
  (tags: wf)
• Matt W's Windows Workflow Place : Introduction to WF Designer Rehosting (Part 2)
  (tags: wf)
• Matt W's Windows Workflow Place : Introduction to WF Designer Rehosting (Part 1)
  (tags: wf)

links for 2009-06-06

• Adroit Answers : Workflow 4.0 Templates
  As Visual Studio 2010 Beta1 is released, let’s take a quick walkthrough of the Workflow templates we are providing for the new Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) model provided in the System.Actvities.* namespace
  (tags: wf)
• Matt W's Windows Workflow Place : Introducing the WF4 Designer
  (tags: wf)
• The .NET Endpoint : A Tour on the WF4 Activity Palette
  WF4 beta 1 ships with a comprehensive set of activities (more than 35) that you can use to author your workflows or to create your own custom activities. This post will give you a quick tour through the activity palette and introduce you to the key characteristics of the out of the box activities.
  (tags: wf)
• Download details: WF 4 Migration Guidance
  These documents help .NET developers better understand and evaluate Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) in the Microsoft .NET Framework 4, and the impact of WF 4 on existing WF workflows and code.
  (tags: wf)
• Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) Migration Guidance for WF 4 – Home
  This Code Gallery project contains the code samples to help .NET developers better understand and evaluate Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) in the Microsoft .NET Framework 4.
  (tags: wf)

links for 2009-06-04

• Ron Jacobs : CancellationScope Activity
  How do you cancel work in your application? Many middle tier components and services rely on transactions to handle cancellation for them. This makes a great deal of sense because transactional programming is well understood. However there are many times when you must cancel work that cannot be done under a transaction. Cancellation can be very difficult because you have to track work that has been done to know how to cancel it. WF4 also includes compensation activities that can be used to do clean up work as well.
  (tags: wf4)
• Ron Jacobs : Ready to learn WF/WCF 4?
  (tags: wf)
• Understanding Public Clouds: IaaS, PaaS, & SaaS
  Keith Pijanowski's Blog: In that post I described Software as a Service, Platform as a Service and I concluded with a description of Software plus Services which is Microsoft’s marketing pitch on their PaaS and SaaS offerings.
• David Chappell's Blog :: Opinari
  (tags: azure)
• Ron Jacobs : WF / WCF 4 and “Dublin” Resources
  (tags: wf dublin)