Having an Internet Service Bus up in the cloud is not very entertaining unless there are services in the bus. Therefore, I built one (and already showed some of the code basics) that’s hopefully fun to play with and will soon share the first version with you after some scrubbing and pending a few updates to the ISB that will optimize the authentication process. It’s a 0.1 version...
I must have lived under a rock for the past several months so that I didn't see this service. Anyways, if this works as advertised, subscribing to Live Alerts using the button in this post (and the one under the blog calendar) will have Live alert you whenever my feed gets updated.
Abgestiegen. Macht nix. Wer Fan der einzig wahren Borussia ist, hat gelernt zu leiden. Wer keine Tore macht, steigt halt ab.
Jeden Samstag brav um 6:15 Uhr morgens hier in Kirkland aufstehen um durch sensationellen technischen Aufwand Borussia live via Arena und zwei verlinkte Rechner und einen 400KBps Privatstream Woche fuer Woche verlieren zu sehen. Das ist Treue! (Oder grandiose, teure Dummheit). Naechstes Jahr halt Sonntags und Freitag oder Montag. Dann wird aber aufgezeichnet.
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I don't really want to disagree with you in public, but in this instance I really think I have to. In your latest blog post you equate "community" to "everything open-source" and I don't think that makes sense. Is there a "Microsoft Community?". Sure, there is. There are active user groups with tens of thousands of members across the world focusing on all kind of aspects around Microsoft products that exist...
Steve Maine explains what's in the newest revision of the BizTalk Services SDK, including quite a few (standalone-) surprises for WCF and WF developers. In case you haven't noticed, we've dropped a new and substantially expanded build of the SDK just a week after we published the first SDK.
Stop. Don't leave yet. Before you say "What do I care about BizTalk?", you should know that while BizTalk has been more or less associated with the BizTalk Server 200x...