My first article about ASP.NET Whidbey is finally out. In this one I’m talking about an interesting feature that will greatly simplify the handling of client files for web apps.
If you’re developing against the v1.x bits chances are that you’ve already run through some chores (deployment, versioning, caching and security) when dealing with client files. In the article I explain how this is handled in the Whidbey bits with some details on its inner workings that you should find interesting (I hope so!).
Thanks to Kent and MSDN editors for their work, and to Juan Carlos (no blog, blame him) and Cazzu (a.k.a. Avid BathReader) for their peer reviews.
Lastly, I’m noticing the download for the code sample is missing, will try to get that fixed now.
