C# 3.5 course code samples

I've spend the last past week teaching 26 talented and wonderful students.

It was a course on .Net 3.5 includes WCF, WPF, C# 3.5 features and also some important concepts that every integration-developer should follow like:

• Think XSD and not just OO
• Don’t leave an ugly WSDL behind you (because auto generated code will be as ugly as your WSDL)

This post is for them.

- I had a great time with you and I hope you’ll find my tips useful.

As I promised, You can download the course code samples (all of them!) from Here

Pnyxe - a new commenting system in my blog

As all of you readers can see, I’ve decided to adjust the commenting system of my blog into a bright, easy to use one.

I’m now using the beautiful system founded by Amit monbaz (a good friend) and so-called Pnyxe

I’m currently moving all the comments you’ve posted in Blogger to the new system, so, I’m apologize if you previously posted a comment and now you notice that its missing – I promise to show them all again within Pnyxe comments system.

Also, I hope you’ll enjoy my new comments system. please don’t hesitate to share your thoughts with me and the other readers.

Happy posting to everyone.

My Resume

I’m not officially seeking for a new position but if you interested, you can follow this link to find my Resume.

I haven't been posting for a while, but - coming really soon my next post about Microsoft WCF vs. Java SCA and what this mean in the BizTalk perspective.