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Monthly Archives: June 2003
dotNET standards appeal
Saturday, June 21, 2003
Jeffrey Zeldman (you definitely must know who is him) made an appeal to Microsoft to improve their .NET standards compliancy. Hope this will be a reality in the future (maybe with Whidbey release).
Books box
Wednesday, June 18, 2003
I’ve added (on the right side) a box with books I’m reading… The links point to Amazon but since my first tongue is Italian and since I’m a lazy guy I read them in Italian.
ASP.NET Developer Center
Friday, June 13, 2003
A new MSDN section has come up, check it out: ASP.NET Developer Center
Rotor browser
Wednesday, June 11, 2003
If you are a Rotor fan you will find this source code browser very useful. Thanks to 123aspx.com
Keeping blogger.com
Tuesday, June 10, 2003
Going back from my decisions… Blogger.com is changing its backend… Let see what will happen.
Lost all comments
Sunday, June 8, 2003
I don’t know why but I’ve lost all the comments… I think that the enetation‘s service has gone down for a while and they haven’t restored their DB. Due to all the inefficiencies of these days I decided to switch, to seek for another weblog community aware of comments and RSS feed. Am I too [...]
RSS feed for .NET books
Sunday, June 8, 2003
As I said in the past, RSS is a wonderful thing. And like all the wonderful things…this is what you can make with: RSS feed for .NET books on Amazon.
Scoble is a bot
Friday, June 6, 2003
Oh dear! My friend Robert Scoble is a blog-machine. I opened SharpReader five minutes ago (3.20 pm GMT +1), pressed F5 on “MS-related” category…and took a look at the number of new posts in the “The Scobleizer Weblog” feed, I’m so impressed: thirty-four posts in a day. His blog is amazing. Go on Robert, go [...]
Reflector in VS.NET
Wednesday, June 4, 2003
It seems that the coolest tool out there (I mean Reflector, see below) is going to be integrated in VS.NET by Jamie Cansdale. Take a look at the screenshot. God bless this guy