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Something to Think About
"The thing always happens that you believe in; and the belief in a thing makes it happen."
- Frank Lloyd Wright
Dr. Neil's NotesTales and thoughts from the life of Dr. Neil. Who do you know? In the third video in the nsquared mini-series on Windows Live Tools for Visual Studio James McCutcheon shows you how to add the Windws Live Contacts control to your site.
James provides some ideas on how you might use the contacts to control to allow your website to access the contacts of the users on your site.
| Windows Live Tools for Visual Studio 2008, the Virtual Earth control Nick Randolph has posted the second in our mini-series of videos showing how easy it is to get started with the new Windows Live Tools for Visual Studio.
This is so cool, adding a map to your ASP.NET web site is now so easy, even Visual Basic programmers can do it! ;)
| Windows Live Tools for Microsoft Visual Studio CTP3 Shipped The Windows Live™ Tools for Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2008 are a set of control add-ins to make incorporating Windows Live services into your Web application easier with Visual Studio 2008 and Visual Web Developer Express 2008.
What does this mean?
It means if you build websites with Visual Studio and you like to drag and drop controls on to your web form and then add some code behind you can now use a number of Windows Live services in a very simple way.
To demonstrate I have created a short video showing how simple it is to add the Silverlight Streaming Media Player control to your ASP.NET website.
As one of the developers working on the architecture and code behind these tools I would love to hear your feedback.
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