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MVP Ken Schaefer talks about IIS7 with Chewy Chong

chrisad — Wed, 20 Sep 2006 23:59:48 GMT

Chewy Chong, part of Microsoft Developer & Platform Evangelism (DPE), cornered Ken Schaefer to talk about IIS7. With some discussion and demos, Ken shows you how simple it is to componentize IIS7. You get it all in this chat--discussion, whiteboards, and demos!

You can find Ken delivering talks across the globe from the US to Asia. Ken has also co-authored an IIS 6.0 book published by Syngress called "CYA: Securing IIS 6.0."

If you want to learn more about IIS7, drop by the IIS TechCENTER and check out the 40+ articles that will help get you started.

Pick Your Flavor: Channel 9 & Brett Hill bring to life all that is IIS

chrisad — Tue, 19 Sep 2006 02:00:00 GMT

We've got it all: audio, video, education, and even editorial discussions. No matter what your interests are, there is a safe bet that Technical Evangelist Brett Hill has it on his IIS Channel 9 site.

Discover from IIS experts about current versions of IIS--and also about the future--in exclusive feature videos hosted by Brett. These videos and podcasts host Microsoft IIS team members, MVPs, authors, and much, much more. Watch informative interviews and discussions on Brett's IIS Show as he and the Channel 9 video cameras catch the key stakeholders in charge of building the next generation Web server--IIS7.

Don't forget that all of this educational information can be found on IIS.NET in the Technical learning center--TechCENTER.

Jonathan Goodyear Marks IIS7 as the "Difference" in Windows Vista

chrisad — Fri, 08 Sep 2006 01:19:13 GMT

There are many cool features in Windows Vista that might make one developer happy over another. For President of ASPSoft Jonathan Goodyear, though, it is clear he sees IIS7 as a difference maker for many developers who will use Windows Vista.

"I'm really looking forward to Internet Information Services 7," says Goodyear in his article "The IIS7 Difference for AspNetPro.com". "It is true that IIS7 offers many new features for IT Administrators, but it offers a ton of features tailored for the ASP.NET developer."

Goodyear goes on to justify this opinion by explaining some of the changes coming in IIS7. In fact, Goodyear notes that he feels that some of these changes are just what the doctor ordered for Web developers.

"Two years ago, I felt not enough people were building custom ASP.NET modules." This untapped market trapped developers and he expressed this view two years ago. Today, that vision sits at the foundation of IIS7, and he expects that this will create "a great opportunity for third-party custom IIS and ASP.NET module markets to come to fruition."

We do too!

For more information about IIS7, stop by the home page for IIS7 on IIS.NET after you read Jonathan's column.