Looks like the FeedValidator people have finally fixed their tool...my feed now validates: I believe this should apply to any .TEXT users.
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If you have an office like this in Scotland - I WILL come and work for you...I've said it before, but would you really want to bet against Joel Spolsky for anything - I mean, this guy has some of the best ideas on the planet...Microsoft, how did you let this…
http://rss.com.com/2010-7345_3-5079603.html?part=rss&tag=feed&subj=news Gotta love this quote... "Unlike J2EE middleware, .Net doesn't do much beyond connecting information to the Windows desktop. Companies have moved beyond merely connecting applications but…
Linked to the other 3, here's part 4 , very interesting stuff about Virtual methods in C# This is really interesting stuff (well, I think it is!)...here's a section on 'contracts' and virtual methods...the Java bit is SO true! Bill Venners: What do you mean by…
Though I'd point to an excellent article on Indexed Views. For those who don't know what these are, well, if you have a fairly complex database schema, you can gain a great deal of performance benefits by aggregating the output of common queries into indexed…
Okay, I realise that probably everyone and his / her mother knows this already, but if you want to log ALL errors in an ASP.NET application, the simplest way I've found to do it is in the Global.asax.cs (or whatever codebehind)...simply do this: protected void…
Just discovered this, a collection of links to amazingly interesting C# projects. I love the idea of SourceFTP which essentially gives you 'SourceSafe - like' access to FTP - so you can share stuff stored on an FTP server with a form of versioning (and looking…
Sorry...don't have much to post about right now...I'll get back to it soon enough.
I love my little Mini-ITX server (you're using it right now :-)) but this is just insane...a Nano-ITX board! Wonder how long before someone comes up with a consumer version of an array of these things...could sort out the heat problems of bigger chips...just…
I Just thought this was a great article for anyone interested in developing WinForms in C# (or indeed and .NET language)
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