Author: Richard Hundhausen
I know. I know. This doesn't sound like a very interesting post, but it saved me time, and hopefully it can save you some too.
When you install Visual Studio 2008, Microsoft creates a "Visual Studio …
Read more →One is an award winning anti-virus writer, and the other is an expert in .NET architecture and ALM tools ...
Do you know your geeks?
Read more →Are you aware of Aware Server?
Last week I had a chance to meet some of the brains behind gridGISTICS - a .NET development company in Atlanta that gets it. Not only are they up to speed on the latest .NET 3.x technologies, but they …
Read more →What are the differences between SharePoint, SharePoint, and SharePoint?
Now the Team Foundation Server 2008 supports WSS 3.0 as well as MOSS, I'm even more interested in what the differences are - more than just "one is free, and one is not".
I found a couple of good …
Read more →Transcript from VSTS Panel Discussion at US Tech-Ed 2007
Man, I need to keep a closer eye on the work product over at .NET Rocks. I had meant to link up this transcript last Summer, but I dropped the ball. Apologies.
So, what this was was a VSTS panel …
Read more →December's SharePoint User Group Meeting
This month’s meeting topic is Blogs and Wikis in SharePoint - what’s available out of the box and interesting ways to extend and use Blogs and Wikis presented by Ben Hickman of Microsoft. …
Read more →Microsoft announced today that PDC 2008 is on! October 27–30, 2008
Pre-conferences October 26, 2008
Los Angeles, California PDC is the definitive Microsoft event for software developers …
Read more →Microsoft announced today that PDC 2008 is on! October 27–30, 2008
Pre-conferences October 26, 2008
Los Angeles, California PDC is the definitive Microsoft event for software developers …
Read more →In addition to adding support for the .NET Framework, Microsoft is taking the next version of Silverlight farther by adding a comprehensive control model, powerful skinning and "theming," data …
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