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Looks like Google Reader is trying out Wii support . Nice.
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While making that last post I realized I hadn't put cropper on my laptop, and that I've been several versions behind. New version looks pretty nice and can be found here
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Twitter must be doing some work this weekend because I've gotten a couple of error messages. I must say however, I like their approach, as it provided me with a good laugh.
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I just saw this posted here From the Nlite website: H ave you ever wanted to remove Windows components like Media Player, Internet Explorer, Outlook Express, MSN Explorer, Messenger... How about not even to install them with Windows ? nLite is a tool...
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Consider a datacontract like this: [DataContract] public class CreateAccountRequest { private string _accountNumber; private string _accountGroupCode; private AccountProfile _profile; private Contact _billingContact; [DataMember] public string AccountNumber...
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Picked up this link here for a free powershell book. FYI...the button on the left is the one to continue
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I signed up on twitter a couple of weeks ago, but didn't really get much use out of it. However it seems as though some other castle folk are signing up so it might just get interesting. I'll probably stay on there until the myspace kids think...
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I asked my Ruby question on the Castle Devel mailing list and Ayende pointed me to this . One of my first use cases for a Dynamic language on the CLR would be to have something like Rails ActiveRecord. Well my day just keeps getting better because I just...
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I've seen a few posts come through google reader talking about silverlight. The thing that I haven't caught in any of the other posts is that Ruby is one of the supported languages! Taken from http://silverlight.net Microsoft® Silverlight™ is...
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As I find myself cranking out a lot of code lately I am really yearning for a more wrist friendly way of doing things. I also think I'd see a lot of benefit from a dynamic language when writing unit tests since I want to crank them out quickly and not...
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I've been digging into the databinding features of winforms 2.0. One of the main things I've come to learn is that you do not adapt databinding to your object model, you adapt your object model to databinding /sigh. Oh well...the combo box for me has...