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 …
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Microsoft Vista editions have been announced!
Check out this article on engadget. It looks like there are six editions: Starter, Home Basic, Home Premium, Business, Enterprise, and Ultimate.
Read more →How do Microsoft MVPs get selected?
Check out Jonathan Goodyear's interview with Sean O'Driscoll, where the two discuss the inner workings of the MVP program.
Read more →The Greater Idaho SharePoint Users Group
The GISUG had its inaugural meeting last week. From what Pete Hohenhaus tells me, there was a lot of enthusiasm, participation, and interest. Not including the presenters, they …
Read more →Like my good friends Scott Cate and Wallace B. McClure, I have also been accepted to the INETA speakers' bureau. As a former user group coordinator, I appreciate INETA's mission to help …
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 →Team Foundation Server Release Candidate (RC) bits are downloadable today!
MSDN subscription customers can download from the MSDN subscriber download site
Jeff Beehler posted these instructions to upgrade from Beta3/Refresh:
Backup your server and copy the data to a safe …
Read more →Visual Studio 2005 Express Editions won't be free forever
A student pointed this out in class today. The free editions of Visual Studio 2005 Express won't be free forever - only until November 7th, 2006, which is one year from the launch. After that, …
Read more →What: Tech-Ed 2006
Where: Boston, MA
When: June 11-16, 2006
Why: Dude, it's Tech-Ed!!!
Be sure to visit the site and get registered!
And, if you …
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