I think that a few of you care about what kinda CS or IT books (I’m used to read more than one book at once) I’m reading… so nobody cares about the other kind of books. But here I am to tell you that I’m currently reading three books at the same time. The Silmarillion, [...]
Today I was looking for the best way to write the feed reader and these are my thoughts:* XmlTextReader seems to be the fastest xml reader and looks nice but I don’t like the pull model very much and since the library isn’t mission critical I’ll consider to use it only if I don’t get [...]
Now, I’m not alone… Robert joined the thing yesterday night (GMT +1)… He was a RSS.NET developer before starting to work at Microsoft in the Longhorn team. Hooray!
In these days, before my known Win problem, I was looking for another aggregator (I used many aggregators in Win and also on Linux but none of them suited my needs perfectly). My favourite aggregator, before yesterday, was SharpReader but having 250+ feeds is not a cool and handy thing within it; so a friend [...]
After a “I’m-too-angry-to-reinstall-windows” day, I’m trying to reinstall everything cause the recovery system of WinXP did succeed but some programs stop working (including, sadly, VS.NET). So, with a big smile on my face, let’s start a total refresh of my Windows stuff.
Since my XP box has stopped to function (I really don’t know why) and I don’t want to reinstall everything now (cause I think is so stupid that an OS stops to work without any reason) I’ll go on coding my own stuff on Mono on my Linux box in these days (Atom.NET works perfectly [...]
Here I am with my new (now work in progress) toy. It’s called Atom.NET and its purpose is to generate (and parse when it’ll be done) valid Atom feeds.Homepage: http://atomnet.sourceforge.net/.Let me know what do you think about it, and If you wanna join it… send me an email .
