Running .NET on WebSphere J2EE Servers
Author: Richard Hundhausen
I’m generally involved in the .NET space, but often work with companies that have both .NET and J2EE running in their enterprise. Because of our focus on Team Foundation Server (TFS) and VSTS …
Read more →During my recent upgrade, I moved to Vista and Outlook 2007. I have to say, I LOVE the Outlook 2007 UI. I’m much more productive, and it introduces some very, very nice features, like …
Read more →Vista talking to our Windows Server 2003 VERY slow
I recently “upgraded” to Vista on my laptop. Immediately, I noticed a few things that were very annoying… Primarily, it was the file transfer speed between my Vista box and our …
Read more →Next "Ask An Expert" Live chat - April 19, 2007
The next Ask An Expert Live Chat is scheduled for Thursday, April 19, 2007 at 12:00 PM PDT.
Mark your calendars (or click this ICS link). For more information, visit Microsoft …
Read more →FORTRAN creator John Backus dies
John Backus, whose development of the Fortran programming language in the 1950s changed how people interacted with computers and paved the way for modern software, has died. He was 82.
Read more →We all have our favorite database structure generator or schema reporting tool. Maybe we have built one of them in the past. I always tell my clients that it's a great "first application" to …
Read more →Visual Studio Team System Seminar in Boise
Next week there will be a two-day seminar on Visual Studio Team System (VSTS). Unfortunately, I won't be delivering the event.
If you attend, you can see how VSTS includes an integrated team …
Read more →For some time, I’ve been sharing a neat hack that I came up with for finding files using Google. Here’s how it works:
Assume you are looking for a specific file, such as northwind.mdb.
If …
Read more →Agile Tool - 3x5 Cards that both shuffle and stick
Here's a great tool for agile development that was mentioned in a blog post below. Go get a stack of these! Shuffle them, pass them around, put your use stories on them, and slap them …
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