That's right, John Lam, a respected developer, and partner of ObjectSharp in Toronto will be joining Microsoft in January 2007. Could it be all of his hard work creating RubyCLR has paid off? He …
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Here are a couple of good sites for learning about Sharepoint 2003 customization:
MSD2D - Sharepoint SharePointCustomization.com
Read more →A few ins and outs when building TFS extensions
Brian Harry has just posted a great Word doc that gives a few ins and outs when building extensions to Team Foundation Server. It's focused on the Version Control side of the house, but many of …
Read more →Browser Compatibility Test Site
If you're building a web site that needs to be viewed in multiple different browsers, it has been difficult in the past to really get a good test. No longer. A site called …
Read more →Good book on NAnt and CruiseControl.NET
Some students told me about this book, and I think I’ll pick it up. Steven Borg just bought a copy as well.
The book is titled “Expert .NET Delivery Using NAnt and CruiseControl.NET …
Read more →VB.NET to C# (and C# to VB.NET) Code Translator - Ajax Style
Hat-tip to Scott Hanselman for pointing out CarlosAg's Ajax-style snippet translator.
Give it a try!
Read more →.NET Developers are on the top 5 list of best jobs
Check out this article on CNNMoney. It lists the top 5 jobs in having the biggest demand for employees. .NET Developers made the list!
Here's an excerpt:
Developers who are expert users of …
Read more →Member and Role Management articles at MSDN
Don't miss the latest articles on MSDN covering one of the coolest new ASP.NET 2.0 features: Member and Role Management.
Peter Kellner, a friend of Rich and myself, from California wrote …
Read more →Microsoft's site comparing J2EE to .NET
Both sides have had sites like this over the years, but Microsoft finally put together a comprehensive site with research, case studies, code samples, and other resources.
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