Suppose that I’d like to buy a PDA, suppose the PDA I’ve chosen is the XDA, suppose that I use the best browser out there (no not Internet Explorer, I’m not used to surf with security holes). I cannot do it… why? Because “This website has been optimised for Internet Explorer 5+ and Netscape 6+. [...]
Atom.NET 0.4.3 is out, here are the major changes:
added xml:base supportmerged XPathNavigatorReader.cs and XmlNamespaces.cs from mvp-xml libraryUtils.cs: added a public GetVersion() method to obtain the version of the assembly at runtimefixed a bug in AtomPersonConstruct parsingAtomFeed.cs: added a Uri property for an easy identification of the uri of the feedAtomEntry.cs: added a Uri property for [...]
Before making a new release of the library I wanna try to add the support for Xml Base. The problems are described in the final part of the recommendation:The XPath [XPath] data model preserves neither base URI information nor the boundaries of external entities and thus is insufficient to support resolution of relative URI references [...]
Everybody is happy about new cool debugging features of VS2005, but as I’m used to do, I don’t think only about features coolness but I ask myself “why” and “what”. So let’s think about this debugger mania. I think that the reason that everybody in .NET won’t live without an upper first class debugger is [...]
In the local .NET UserGroup the founder of AgileMovement.it asked what’s the general opinion about .NET2.0 partial types, so I’ve posted mine, but since the post is in italian I’m going to translate it in english for my blog:IMHO partial classes have to be taken with the dropper (and with the magnifying glass too…). I’m [...]
Atom.NET (the cvs version, but the new release will be here soon) grows with the integration of part of the Mvp-Xml library, an effort made by various Microsoft’s MVPs to enhance .NET System.Xml support. Thanks to Daniel Cazzulino (XML MVP) for the support.I’ve also added an example made in VB.NET by Russell Lindell. See the [...]
