Recommended in this week's ASP. NET technical article [02/04-02/10]

Summary

There are only five articles in this issueArticle:

1. Updatecontrols: updatehistory and animatedupdatepanel
2. My first-eye impression on Visual Studio orcas speech
3. Cookie Compression
4. PHP 5.2.1 optimized for Windows has finally been released
5. Microsoft's digital ice house!

[1]Updatecontrols: updatehistory and animatedupdatepanel(Updatecontrols: updatehistory and animatedupdatepanel)

Nikhil Kothari Daniel just released three updatepanel-related controls based on the latest ASP. NET Ajax 1.0.

1. Updatehistory: Ajax applicationsProgramThe browser's "Forward" and "backward" buttons are useless. This control makes the "Forward" and "backward" come to life again. It is indeed a good thing. It is not enough to say anything about it.
2. Styledupdatepanel: Updatepanel of CSS styles can be applied ...... (Speechless, chicken ribs)
3. Animatedupdatepanel: Updatepanel that displays the animation effect during update. (I don't know what the difference is from updatepanelanimation in Ajax Control Toolkit ?)

[2]My "first look at orcas" Presentation(My first-eye impression of Visual Studio orcas speech)

Scott demonstrated some of the powerful functions of Visual Studio Orcas on his recent tour to Europe. This article faithfully recorded his demonstration, which is truly exciting.

Visual Studio orcas provides the following new features/improvements for web development:

1. Powerful html/css wysiwyg editor: After reading a few articles, although I am not sure that I can reach the Dreamweaver level, it is at least better than 2003 and 2005 ......
2. ASP. NET Ajax support: ASP. NET Ajax is integrated into Visual Studio orcas.
3. JavaScript support: Visual Studio orcas's support for Javascript is finally an entry. Whether it is smart sensing or debugging, we have done a decent job. With this in mind, we should look forward to Visual Studio orcas.

There are many other functions. For example, it's cool to say that we will not list them here.

[3]My life as a compressed cookie(Cookie compression)

In this article, the author provides a method to compress cookies. There are no too many introductions. If you need them, you can check them out.

[4]At last, Windows-optimized PHP 5.2.1 has been released!(PhP 5.2.1 optimized for Windows has finally been released)

No matter what kind of appearance, how "Show "...... It's always released ...... It's a piece of news. I don't know where to go next ......

[5]Microsoft Digital ice house!(Microsoft's digital ice house !)

To celebrate the launch of Windows Vista, Microsoft Canada built a digital ice house in Toronto. Let's take a look at these two photos. (the reason why I recommend this article is that it is really because the photos are pretty and there is no substantive content in the article itself, but it has nothing to do with ASP. NET ......), For more images, visit http://www.flickr.com/photos/jldavid/sets/72157594510026961 /.