[warning: no identity or technical content here] It’s so long that I don’t write a post about gadgets that the term disappeared from my tag cloud. Well, tonight after dinner I took a break from the usual grind and decided to pay homage to this ceremony that gadget lovers seems to have grown…
Barely one month after the start of the ACS renaissance, here there’s a new update for you. The September release brings a number of enhancements here and there, all the way from the small-but-useful to the Big Deal. Here’s a brief list: Miscellaneous portal enhancements. For example, now you can upload the federation…
Inching closer & closer… Amazon and OReilly now have Programming WIF in stock, although Amazon didn’t ship the copy I pre-ordered yet. Also, first review! Thank you Israel for your kind words 🙂
[I know, you must be sick of book-related posts: please bear with me just a bit longer, I think we’re almost done :-)] [UPDATED] YES! I just found under the door mat – wait for it – the very first printed copy of Programming Windows Identity Foundation! Considering that exactly today it’s 9…
Various readers asked me to provide the table of content of Programming Windows Identity Foundation, so here it is. The formatting is not perfect, but I wanted to make sure to keep the page numbers and indentation so that you can assess how much space has been dedicated to any given topic you…
If you work with SharePoint you surely know Paul Shaeflein, SharePoint MVP, from his articles and sessions at Tech.Ed, SharePoint Summit and similar events. Paul understood the value of using claims in SharePoint from the very start and very actively promoted it: that’s why I was not surprised at all to learn that…