Besides giving a couple of talks on Team System and SQL Server 2005, I plan on hitting a few parties and other interesting sessions.
One such session is being hosted by the DataDirect team, who …
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Case Study - Extending Visual Studio 2005 Team System
It's a bit of an older case study, but one I haven't seen before. It's a quick read, as it goes through the situation, solution, benefits, and conclusion.
Read more →Is MySpace running Cold Fusion or not?
Last week I mentioned to a group of Team System professionals that I thought MySpace was running Cold Fusion, because of the abundance of .CFM pages.
According to some of the comments from MySpace …
Read more →"Google" for Source Code (a.k.a. Krugle)
Sorry, but I chose to use the term Google as a verb here, because Krugle has no affiliation with Google. It looks quite promising ...
"Krugle makes it easy for developers to find source code and …
Read more →No, not Windows DNA, but XNA. Yes, it's an exciting new enhancement to DCOM bringing XML manifests and BizTalk schemas! Kidding ...
Microsoft XNA is a tool and set of technologies which …
Read more →My inteview with Scott Swigart is out in the current Dr. Dobbs. You can read it online here.
Had I known that it was going to make the print version, I wouldn't have been so cheesy! :-)
-Rich
Read more →I just got off of a 25 hour train ride from West Palm Beach florida to Washington, DC. I know that some trains on the East coast have WiFi in their cars (if Lufthansa and SAS can do it over the …
Read more →Updated SQL Server 2005 Samples and Databases
A bit late, but nevertheless, I wanted to let you know that there's an update you should all be aware of ... the samples and sample databases! :-)
SqlServerSamples.msi -- 19,092 KB …
Read more →Hat-Tip to Korby Parnell and James Newkirk, and the rest of the CodePlex crew. The beta is online, and you can read about it here and try it here.
What is it, you ask?
CodePlex is an online software …
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