I got tired of editing Html in order to update my homepage so I switched to TiddlyWikki which allows simple html editing and fits perfectly to be used for my homepage.

I was doing some MSBuild development last week and I found it very annoying that I had to edit the project’s XML externally and then rename it and reload it in Visual Studio every time.

Someone had to do it sooner or later…

https://www.devcomponents.com/dotnetbar/nextgen.html

Jansen Harris mentioned in one of the comments for this blog post that Microsoft will actually consider exposing their Ribbon .NET control. I doubt they ever will…

A new version of RSSBandit (1.3.0.38) has been released. Its my RSS reader of choice and I haven’t seen anything better so far…

Saw this on Oren’s blog and thought of giving it a try too…

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The Mendocino preview release is due soon and we’re now entering crunch time!
This means long nights of debugging, integrating, LiveMeeting pizza\chinese food eating await…
Rejoice !🙂

I’ve made some effort to organize my blog’s categories.
Basically, I moved all the development related material to a “Development” category, and created a “Projects” category for my projects…

Recently published on MSDN:

• Generics FAQ: Fundementals – Review frequently asked questions regarding generic types and their various uses.
• Generics FAQ: .NET Framework – Review frequent asked questions about generics and the Microsoft .NET Framework.
• Generics FAQ: Tools Support – Review frequently asked questions regarding generic types and their various uses.
• Generics FAQ: Best Practices – Review frequently asked questions about best practices for generic types.

The Visual Studio .NET 2005 RTM release is available online for MSDN subscribers.
I understand the official release date is November 7th…

Finally found the definite answer to the question raised in the following post.

The following link at MSDN describes all the breaking changes when migrating from .NET 1.1 to 2.0 and sort them by categories.