Your Azure Web Role and Full IIS – Culture Changes

On Azure SDK v1.3 onwards, your web role can enjoy the benefits full IIS capabilities.  It means that your application has now fully controlled by IIS 7.x.  Prior to v1.3, your web role was hosted on “Hosted Web Core” (HWC – hmmm, another acronym), a feature introduced in IIS 7.0.  HWC can be seen as [...]

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WCAT – Simple Performance Test Tool for your .NET web app

WCAT (Web Capacity Analysis Tool) is a tiny but excellent tool from Microsoft to perform load test your web application on IIS.  This tool enables you to do performance analysis on various scenarios of your web application.  All “perfmon” performance counters (like processor time, private bytes usage,  disk queue length,  total bytes sent or received [...]

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ILSpy: alternate to Reflector

RedGate recently announced that sooner it will make some money from Reflector. Developers from Mono space invented ILSpy alternate to this. Though it is early stage, will be a better alternate. URL: http://wiki.sharpdevelop.net/ilspy.ashx Mark this!

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To get to know much about developing Facebook applications using a server side, I have chosen with Koala for Rails.  For .NET, Facebook C# SDK is being well supported by Microsoft also (http://facebooksdk.codeplex.com/).  In this post, I explain how to use Koala in your Rails applications.  As any Facebook app, the prerequisite  are: Facebook account [...]

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