Robs Usability Development : Silverlight, ASP.NET, Ajax, Agile, MVC & Volta

Just a quick post to hopefully save a lot of other people the trouble I just went through.

I had a Silverlight 2 and Web solution in VS2008 and converted it to VS2010 and Silverlight 3.

After this conversion a setting is removed from the properties of the Web project: Silverlight Debugging.

This of course disables all debugging with the projects, and sent me on a wild goose chase to all kinds of interesting articles trying to fix debugging with Silverlight.

And of course, all I had to do was enable Silverlight debugging again on the Web project Hopefully this will save you the day I lost trying to solve this problem.

-Robertjan Tuit

Since joining MSDN I have been very busy doing some awesome new stuff. The last couple of months have been like a trip on a high speed train, on the roof while juggling 3 melons and tweeting about it at the same time.

Of course most of the things we are doing we have to keep under wraps, so I have not really had the opportunity to blog about what we are doing.

But there are people at Microsoft who really stand on their own, and try to break some of the public barriers. One of them is Scott Hanselman, who is working closely with the team on our efforts to bring a new look and feel to MSDN.

And a couple of hours ago, he decided to share some of the new ideas with the world. Nice!

So have a look at some of the very early designs, and let us know what you think:

http://www.hanselman.com/blog/MSDNUpdatesAndRFCForYou.aspx

- Robertjan Tuit