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Sep 12 2008   3:05AM GMT

WMOC#19 – More Oslo!



Posted by: Dilipkrishnan
Architecture, c#, Design, f#, framework, Languages, mef, oslo, SOA, WCF, Web services, wmoc

Steve Maine – A tool, a language, a repository — Oslo!

Don Box

Jeremy D. Miller – Microsoft doing Language Oriented Programming with Oslo? Are they serious about it, or just taunting me?

Douglas Purdy -What is Oslo?

Mary Jo Foley

Dominick Baier – Zermatt: Source Code for FormsAuth STS

Chris Sells -Custom Window Chrome in WPF

Dan – Askthebrain.net Creator’s Exclusive Interview

EricLippert – High maintenance

Jon Udell – Freebase, Wikipedia, Powerset

MarkJoel60 – Getting Started with Drools.NET

Matthew Podwysock

Nicholas Allen – FxCop Target Rules

Phillip Destoop – Microsoft joins OMG

Scott Hanselman

Props to other great link blogs
Christopher Steen
Jason Haley
Chris Alcock
Alvin Ashcraft
Arjan Zuidhof
Rhonda Tipton

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JHealy  |   Sep 12, 2008  4:38 AM (GMT)

More Oslo still…

[A href="http://www.eweek.com/index2.php?option=content&task=view&id=49470&pop=1&hide_ads=1&page=1&hide_js=1"]Microsoft’s Distributed Destination: Oslo[/A]

[A href="http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Application-Development/Oslo-How-Easy-is-Easy/?kc=rss"]Oslo: How “Easy” is Easy?[/A]

[A href="http://www.microsoft-watch.com/content/web_services_browser/microsofts_services_platform_takes_shape.html"]Microsoft’s Services Platform Takes Shape[/A]

[A href="http://blogs.msdn.com/wenlong/archive/2008/09/07/net-4-0-wf-wcf-and-oslo.aspx"].NET 4.0, WF/WCF, and Oslo – (both WCF and WWF can be declaratively modeled by XAML)[/A]

[A href="http://www.telluspublications.com/2008/06/microsoft-to-implement-modeling.html"]More on Microsoft’s modeling / schema language[/A]

[A href="http://stage.vambenepe.com/archives/214"]More clues on the Oslo/SCA/SML trail: it’s “D” (see David Chappell’s comment)[/A]

[A href="http://craniometrics.blogspot.com/2008/09/of-late-ive-been-contemplating.html"]Oslo, Red Dog, and Virtual Computational Substrates – Oh My! (Shameless plug alert – some of my own thoughts on Oslo)[/A]