Jon Box

Life is pretty exciting for a .NET developer these days. There are so many cool things that can be done with applications today, including extending their reach. In this two-part series we'll look at the technology and tools used to add mobile accessibility to Web applications. One of the easiest ways to introduce this type of development is to look at an existing system and talk about its support for mobile devices. As an example we'll use Quilogy's system, which utilizes ASP.NET Mobile Controls, known as the Microsoft Mobile Internet Toolkit (MMIT) before VS.NET 2003. Differences in Browsing Experience When looking at how to design applications that will support mobile devices and PCs, you should consider the characteristics of the devices. These characteristics include display, input, connectivity, and data storage. The characteristics will place devices into thre... (more)

SYS-CON Radio Interviews DeKlarit

  SYS-CON Radio interviews Andres Aguiar, Program Manager of DeKlarit. Click here to listen {interview in MP3 format} ... (more)

SYS-CON Radio Interviews Kevin Collins

  Jon Box interviews Kevin Collins, Senior Program Manager of Microsoft about SQL Server CE and how it fits into the mobile space for solving business scenarios? Click here to listen {interview in MP3 format} ... (more)

SYS-CON Radio Interviews Jackie Goldstein

SYS-CON Radio interviews Jackie Goldstein, General Manager of Renaissance Computer Systems and Microsoft Regional Director for Israel about the future of ADO.NET and the future of VB.NET. Click here to listen {interview in MP3 format} ... (more)

SYS-CON Radio Interviews Julie Lerman

  SYS-CON Radio interviews Julie Lerman, Chief Chick of ineta/vermont.NET Click here to listen {interview in MP3 format} ... (more)