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Been a bit busy...

Playing with some cool stuff...can't say any more about it right now but stay tuned :-). Anyway, came across a new blog tonight - contains some pretty useful stuff on the subject of Custom Controls...http://weblogs.asp.net/vga

The Imposter Syndrome

Thisis an excellent article - I think many of us (certainly I have) have on occasion felt like the article describes.

Whidbey Info made public

Read on Robert McLaws blog that some Whidbey information (next version of Visual Studio and .NET) has been made public . I can't wait for this to come out - it really is a massive improvement I also can't wait to be able to talk about it and use it on real…

FreeTextBox - A Richtext control for ASP.NET

This is a wonderful project, providing a Rich Text Editor for the ASP.NET community. If you can afford to contribute to this project, please do (I plan to very soon :-P). Essentially it provides an embedded HTML editor which you can use in any ASP.NET (oh, and…

Excellent Article on the DAAB - doesn't mention the bug!

Here's an article on 4Guysfromrolla about the DAAB(don't know what that is, click on the link!

Caching in Classic ASP / HTML

This is a really useful resource http://www.i18nguy.com/markup/metatags.html . On cachig and Meta tags in general.

Accessibility again...

Just noticed over at .NET Weblogs, Paschal links to Jim Byrne with a collection of articles on web design and accessibility.

Data Access Block Version 2 Bug

Noticed this on .NET weblogs, a post about a bugin the DAAB V2

Accessibility in ASP.NET

I've recently been following a thread on accessibility in ASP.NET - now this is a pretty important subject for any web developer. It is illegal not to make your site accessible and can lead to a hefty fine! At the moment, ASP.NET pretty much sucks for…

Great SQL Tool

I'm currently generating an update procedure for an installed site - this involves generating a change script for the DB to make the deployed one the same as the new, modified one (yes, I know you should create change scripts as you go along...well I was on…

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