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Solution for VS Error - The breakpoint Will Not Currently Be Hit

Guy Barrette writes "...looks like it is a common problem both with VS 2005 and 2008 however, it was the first time I experienced it...When you look at the Web/WCF breakpoint while debugging, the red dot displays an exclamation mark and this message: "The breakpoint will not currently be hit"...Looks like there are many solutions to the problem. Here’s what I did:"

IASA-Architect Connections Resources

Michele Leroux Bustamante writes "...Here are the resources you might want to look at for my sessions from IASA/Architect Connections in San Francisco this week....ARC15_Routing Patterns for Your SOA...IASA20_Federated Security Implementation Patterns..."

Moving to .NET 3.5? Pick Up the Enhancements Training Kit

David Yack writes "...kit covers a lot of the .NET 3.5 SP1 features but there is also a training kit for .NET 3.5 – If you have new developers moving to .NET 3.5 you might want to check out that training kit here..."

Top 10 Disruptive Technologies

Venkatarangan Tnc writes "According to a recent release from market research firm Gartner where it listed the Top 10 disruptive technologies it believes will reshape between 2008-2012:...If you ask me for one technology that is under-hyped from this list but most important it will be..."Contextual Computing"...all the other 9 technologies listed above have to evolve..."

Types of Code Tests to Use While Building Silverlight Applications

Jonas Folleso writes "Automated unit testing of code has become a common development practice, and as developers we have a wide variety of frameworks to pick from to help us do testing. A common misperception is that any test written using a testing framework is a unit test. That is not necessary true...the types of tests I normally write when building Silverlight applications..."

A Revived Browser Race - The Web Application Is Not Dead

Morten Abrahamsen writes "...most modern browsers also pass or score extremely high on the Acid3 tests. The latest addition being the daily builds of Google Chrome, or Chromium as it’s called, pushing a near perfect score. Once the latest wave of browser releases mature from their beta stage, we will probably see Acid3 compliance across the board -- with the unfortunate exception of IE8. Let us hope IE9 will catch up..."

Constructive Engagement...A Win For the Developer

Andrew Brust writes "...developer tool announcements from Microsoft. Taken individually each of these announcements is certainly positive but may appear somewhat inconsequential. Taken together I think they constitute a very important trend...Visual Studio Team System Database Edition, known informally as “Data Dude,” will be merged...shipping the Open Source jQuery JavaScript Library...Microsoft joined the Object Management Group..."

Issues That Won't Fly in Cloud Computing

Bill Evjen writes "There are some tricky areas that still have to be addressed. Especially in the area of private content..Backing up in the cloud and not being able to pull the data out of the cloud seems a big problem to me...organizations are going to want to get their physical hands on their own backups. It seems a way to trap..."