MSDN Flash - HTML5 in IE9; Parallel Guidance; Silverlight Future

Customize MSDN Flash | Unsubscribe Volume 14, Number 19 | September 15, 2010     Top Stories     HTML5 in IE9 Beta This guide for developers provides an early look at the features and improvements coming in the feature-complete beta released today. Free E-book: Parallel Programming with Microsoft .NET Learn design patterns for decomposition and coordination on multicore architectures. Includes samples in C#, VB and F#. The Future of Silverlight Among other questions, people have been asking us how Silverlight fits into an HTML5 future world where the <video> tag is available to developers. Your Featured Content GiveCamp Is Going National January 14 - 16, 2011 GiveCamp is a weekend-long event where technology professionals from designers, developers, and database administrators to marketers and web strategists donate their time to provide solutions for non-profit organizations. Touch and Response Learn how to use multi-touch manipulation events in Windows Presentation Foundation. IronRuby on Windows Phone 7 With Ruby and .NET worlds connected, endless new possibilities are enabled and the benefits of such a connection are nothing short of phenomenal. Migrate Your ASP.NET 1.1 Apps to Visual Studio 2010 Protect against obsolescence, gain new capabilities, and increase your marketability by getting on board with the .NET Framework 4. Be a CSS Team Player: CSS Best Practices for Team-Based Development Good organization is the foundation of well-written CSS. This article shows you how to manage your CSS in a team-based environment.   C++ and the Asynchronous Agents Library With multi-core processors now commonplace in the market, from servers to desktops to laptops, the parallelization of code has never been more important. Multiparadigmatic .NET, Part 1 Software development isn't all about object-oriented design; it's about finding what works best, and incorporating it into your solution. Better Web Forms with the MVP Pattern Take a look at implementing MVP for ASP.NET web forms and compare it to ASP.NET MVC and MVVM for WPF and Silverlight. Building and Maintaining Large JavaScript Applications With HTML5, the JavaScript language will be more important than ever, so you'll need to know how to manage your code properly. Don't Jump Into the River Without Testing the Depth First Learn how to make your web sites accessible to a broader audience by applying a layered approach to development.     MSDN Flash Sponsors Altova and LearnDevNow.com: • New! Chart and Report Creation in the Altova MissionKit • Learn Visual Studio, SharePoint, SQL Server for Just US$99.99     ADVERTISEMENT New! Chart and Report Creation in the Altova MissionKit See how the new chart and report generation capabilities in this suite of XML tools lets you display and analyze data like never before!     Toolbox •  Regex Editor •  Spell Checker •  GAX 2010 •  Umbraco •  XAML IntelliSense     ADVERTISEMENT Learn Visual Studio, SharePoint, SQL Server for just US$99.99 Become an expert in Microsoft developer technologies - get 2,800+ practical training videos by Microsoft MVPs and experts now. Hurry, offer ends soon. Buy now.     Training and Books •  Take Your Developer Career to Its Next Destination Microsoft Certification Packs with Free Second Shots can help you get your certification, validate your knowledge, launch your career, or move your next position. Purchase packs of one to five exams along with free re-takes on every exam purchased and save up to 20%. •  Windows Phone 7 in 7 Minutes     Resources •  Partner News •  Webcasts and Other Resources •  MSDN Magazine •  ASP.NET •  Silverlight •  ScriptJunkie (DHTML) •  TechNet Magazine •  TechNet Flash     This newsletter contains information based on your preferences. Customize which topics you receive (changes will be reflected from the next newsletter sent after your confirmation).   You can also see a version of the newsletter containing all topics.   MSDN | Sign up for other newsletters | Unsubscribe | Update your profile ©2010 Microsoft Corporation Terms of Use | Trademarks | Privacy Statement Microsoft respects your privacy.  Please read our online Privacy Statement. If you would prefer to no longer receive this this newsletter, please click here to unsubscribe.  These settings will not affect any other newsletters you've requested or any mandatory service communications that are considered part of certain Microsoft services.  To set your contact preferences for other Microsoft communications, see the communications preferences section of the Microsoft Privacy Statement. Microsoft Corporation One Microsoft Way Redmond, WA 98052