I had hoped it was to be this Spring, but looks like it'll be a bit later than that. This article speculates that if/when it happens, Google will be valued at $20b ;-) …
Read more →Author: Richard Hundhausen
While teaching my C# students about passing command-line parameters to console applications, I remember a favorite command line utility of mine from days gone past. More importantly, I remember …
Read more →Arizona .NET User Group Presentation
Last night I presented a few topics on ADO.NET 2.0 and the SQLCLR to the Arizona .NET User Group (www.azdnug.com).
It was a fun evening with about 30+ folks in attendance, and all eager to see …
Read more →Being an ex-Borland afficionado, (remember, my email is delphi@delphi.org), this story on eWeek caught my attention. I have mix feelings about it.
It seems that two of Borland's top engineers, Blake …
Read more →Using Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) for SQL Server 2000 Reporting Services
MSDN just posted a new article online. It was written by my friends Peter Blackburn (Boost Data Ltd.) and Bill Vaughn
(Beta V Corporation) and explains what SSL security is, why it's …
Read more →Found out today that my friends at TechSages, Inc. are putting on two TechFusion events this year. These are great events -- very developer focused. It looks like one of these events will be in …
Read more →Content Management Server 2002
It seems that Microsoft is blitzing the market with SharePoint Portal Server 2003, BizTalk Server 2004, and Content Management Server 2002 training. Can anyone say Jupiter? I figured I …
Read more →That's right, I've joined the growing ranks of bloggers out there.
Today, after much convincing from my friends Cory Isakson and Jorg Freiburger, I am keeping a journal online.
This *may* have …
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