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Hey Microsoft...you hiring?

I'm having one of my 'I should have gone to work for Microsoft' moments...As you may have read before, I had an interview a few years ago (is it really four years...damn!!!) and long story short, I didn't take the job. My problem at the moment is that what I…

Really Slick

You can find some of the best 3d screensavers I've seen in a while here. They really are pretty amazing, and come with full source code - if you fancy writing some yourself (oh and you can code OpenGL in C++)!

Think about the future

Well, just killed my motherboard...more about that later when then hurt subsides :-P. So, currently using my laptop foggy as my main machine (new MB on order!). I've been thinking about what the future holds for me - priotiry one is get a social life again I…

.NET Building Blocks

Noticed this over on Alex Lowes'blog, link to the building blocks page. Some very useful resources - I can see these being used more and more in the community. We already use the Exception Management and Data Access Blocks in our large Portal project, they…

Dino Esposito, one of the greatest .NET authors around has started a weblog!

Find his weblog here, for those who don't know, Dino is the author of the MSDN Magazine Cutting Edge column as well as a whole bunch of the best books around on ASP.NET (do a search at Amazon...then buy his books!). He's already made a couple of very…

Cool .NET show...

The onewhere the C++ guy doesn't get Chris Sells' jokes :-) Also, did anyone notice that Brad Abrams and Anders Hejlsberg bear a passing resemblance to someone else

Jans Tielens says it all...so I'll just repeat what he said...

Extending Intellisense: TypeFinder Macro Namespaces in .NET are great! But how many times do you find yourself typing Private r As xmlreader, and then noticing that there is no Imports/using statement for the System.Xml Namespace? Then you would have to scroll…

More for me than you...

As an memory aid...Andy Smiths' Blog

Useful resources

Found this site, just has links to a bunch of useful articles on some more advanced C# topics.

Denis Bauer - we salute you!

Umm...ok, maybe a bit over the top, but this guy is a brilliant ASP.NET developer, and along with Andy Smith produces some of the most useful stuff around for ASP.NET developers his site has a whole bunch of useful stuff such as the ASP.NET version switcher,…

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