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AuthorKalyan Bandarupalli

My name is kalyan, I am a software architect and builds the applications using Microsoft .NET technologies. Here I am trying to share what I feel and what I think with whoever comes along wandering to Internet home of mine.I hope that this page and its contents will speak for me and that is the reason I am not going to say anything specially about my self here.

Creating Web feeds with WCF

Introduction A feed on the web is data format where users can read content from different web sites by subscribing using client applications. Building and exposing a web feed is not a new idea but in this post we are going to use WCF to build the feeds.WCF allows you to create feeds for both  Atom1 and RSS2 standards. Building a Feed with WCF The following are two important features in WCF...

ASP.NET Website vs Web Application project

Introduction This post explains about two project types in Visual studio ie Website and Web Application that we use to build the ASP.NET Applications and the fundamental differences between the two project types.. Background Website project type was introduced in the VS 2005 and Web Application model introduced in VS 2003. Website project type is based on folder structure and does not require a...

MVVM Pattern for WPF Applications

Introduction Model-View-ViewModel [MVVM] is a design pattern for developing the UI Applications. It is a variation of MVC and MVP. MVP[Model-View-Presenter] which has been using for years to develop UI platforms. Bit about MVP View is what you see on the screen.Model displays the data and Presenter hooks the two elements together.You can read more about this pattern in August 2006 Design Patterns...

Unit Testing with VS 2008 Team edition

Introduction Unit tests allows the developers and testers to check the logical errors in the methods of classes in C# and VB.NET Projects.Unit test can be created once and can be run every time that source code changes.Unit test cases make sure that no bugs are introduced when you write the new code. This post speaks about Unit Test Framework that introduced in VS 2008 Team Suite for developers...

Microsoft “Oslo” Features

Microsoft’s “Oslo” is a platform for building the data-driven applications. This post explains about “Oslo” platform concepts and technologies required to implement those concepts.

Oslo contains three elements

A set of languages called “M”[MSchema,MGrammar and MGraph]
Data manipulation tool called “Quadrant”
A repository for data store

WCF and REST

Introduction WCF is the Microsoft framework for building applications that communicate over network using different protocols. WCF allows the developers to build distributed applications using SOAP. WCF also had the ability to expose and consume REST services.This post explains how to build REST service using WCF. Note: To build REST Service new infrastructure was added to WCF in .NET Framework 3...

REST Overview

Introduction
REST stands for Representational State Transfer,is an architectural style where you can build the software system in which clients(user agents) can make requests to the services[end points]. REST one of the way to implement the client\server architectural style. REST can be used to build software applications in which clients can make requests of services.

ASP.NET 3.5 List Controls Overview

Introduction This post explains the List Controls that are included in the ASP.NET 3.5. List Controls are one of the Data Bound type controls in ASP.NET. The following are the five List Controls in ASP.NET 3.5. BulletedList – It displays the list of items which can be displayed as text, a link button, or a hyperlink. CheckBoxList- It displays the list of checkboxes where user having the option...

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