In this next post in my series on peer networking, I explore the possibility that Windows Live Mesh could represent the next evolution in peer networking and peer application programming

In this next entry in my peer networking discussion series, I talk about some of the reasons why just having a pure peer network isn't good enough for today's modern apps - we need more.

One thing that seems to stir up a lot of controversy whenever talking about PNRP is its (alleged) resemblance to ZeroConf and more specifically, Apple's implementation of it - Bonjour. This post compares the pros and cons of both

This blog post in my peer networking series introduces the Peer Name Resolution Protocol (PNRP), what it is, how it works, and why you should care.

In my series exploring peer networking I've talked about the anatomy of peer networks. In this blog post, I talk about how the WCF Peer Channel enables application developers to build peer applications.

I am an avid consumer of all things related to consumer electronics and all things involving code. However, one thing that I am truly passionate about is networking, and one thing I am OBSESSED with is Peer Networking.

This blog post is a discussion of the new managed PNRP stack that is available in Orcas, as well as how it integrates with WCF. It is an underrated feature of Orcas that should be getting a LOT more attention.