Jay Kimble -- The Dev Theologian

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• Desperately seeking a MS Ajax newbie...

  to do a run-through of an upcoming MS Ajax presentation I'm doing. If you are available tomorrow, Feb., 22, 2007 at around 7pm and are in the Tampa Bay Area (actually Oldsmar is the location), then please contact me via the contact form on this site... Posted Feb 21 2007, 03:14 PM by Jay Kimble with Filed under: ASP.Net, Personal, AJAX, Freebies, Technology, Components and tools

• How To: Enable Microsoft ASP.NET Ajax Extension RC1 (and Dec. 2006 CTP) on an existing site

  This post has been moved to my new blog . Posted Dec 15 2006, 09:40 PM by Jay Kimble with | with 5 comment(s) Filed under: AJAX, ASP.Net, C#, Components and tools, Technology, VB.Net

• Land of the ORMs

  As many of you know I have made some strong statements in the past regarding ORMs (in fact I’ve probably lost readers over it). Recently in my day job , I was given two projects that I decided to use an ORM for (and I used different ones each time... Posted Dec 12 2006, 03:57 PM by Jay Kimble with | with 11 comment(s) Filed under: C#, ASP.Net, Adventures in OOP, Components and tools, Open Source, Technology, VB.Net

• WSS3, MOSS, Winfx (err... .Net 3.0) and fun...

  I just spent a couple days in a class last week for Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 (WSS3) and Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS). I went because my boss (Jon Goodyear — MS Regional Director) thought it would be good for some more of us ... Posted Oct 28 2006, 12:04 AM by Jay Kimble with Filed under: ASP.Net, Personal, Components and tools, Technology

• Where has Jay been

  This is a quick personal (kind of) post. I just wanted my regular readers to stay tuned. I will be back (am back). I've had an extremely busy couple of weeks. I'm writing a guide for the How TO Select Guides on Internet E-mail components, have been extremely... Posted Jul 23 2005, 11:27 PM by Jay Kimble with | with 2 comment(s) Filed under: C#, Dev Philosophy, Personal, Technology, VB.Net, ASP.Net, Components and tools