Dmitry posted last night about new project his ASP.NET team posted an awesome little RSS toolkit for ASP.NET 2.0. This project makes it VERY easy to publish and consume RSS feeds in ASP.NET …

Packt Publishing has made yet another chapter available for free from our book Advanced Microsoft Content Management Server Development. Chapter 8, “Useful Placeholder Controls” is now available on …

As I blogged 10 days ago, the Orlando Code Camp is just over a month out.  Joe Healy has locked up all the session slots and speakers. When I heard all the presentation slots were filled, I took a …

[via Steve Harman] In VS 2005 it is a piece of cake. I’m one who’s changed a lot of my colors fonts, and other settings in the IDE… so when I fire up a new machine, or a new VM, I want my changes to …

Jeff Teper from the SharePoint team explains the many components that make up a page in the new SharePoint Server 2007 including: Master Pages Web Parts General Purpose Web Parts Page Layouts and …

Get the details on packaging & licensing is detailed in the official Microsoft press release. Two more handy links: 2007 Microsoft Office System Packaging 2007 Microsoft Office System Pricing …

[via Stefan Goßner] MCMS 2002 SP2 adds support ASP.NET 2.0 for MCMS projects. CrossPostbacks, a new feature in ASP.NET 2.0, don’t work with MCMS 2002 SP2 because the service pack adds additional …

[via Infragistics blog] Jim Whittle, Director of Recruiting @ Infragistics, posted recently on the Infragistics blog about work and passion. The Two comments within his post really hit home. The …

I’m in the midst of creating two MCMS 2002 SP2 sites. If you’ve done any work with VS2005/ASP.NET 2.0 for an MCMS 2002 site, you’ll know there are a ton of quirks and “features.” The two sites that …

[via Geek Runs Through My Veins] A while back I posted about MSBee, a VS2005 addin that will allow you to write & build CLR 1.1 projects in VS2005.  Late yesterday, the MSBuild team DDCPX (Developer …

I missed out on South Florida two weeks ago, but I won’t miss Orlando! The Orlando Code Camp will be held on March 25, 2006, in Orlando, FL (duh)… hosted by the Orlando .NET User Group. The exact …

[via Brad Adrams]

I’ll preface this with: If you plan to fly anytime soon in bad weather, this isn’t the story to read. Before Friday, the roughest/scariest flight I had taken was from Las Vegas to Los Angeles in 120 …