Back in early November, just after the RTM release of VS2005 & SQL2005, I posted about a custom targets file you can use with MSBuild to get VS2005 to build projects against the v1.

Microsoft has released two post-SP2 rollup updates for Windows SharePoint Services & SharePoint Portal Services.

A new white paper has been posted that answers many questions about SP2 for SharePoint (WSS & SPS).

Yesterday the Launch 2005 roadshow hit Florida, the Orlando edition. I headed down from Jacksonville to Orlando with some co-workers and other dev-friends in the JAX community.

This will be the first of a few posts on managed debugging… just too much to discuss in one post.

[via MCMSFAQ.com] Spence posts a great walk though article on using ASP.NET 2.0 Master Pages in a MCMS site…

I’m sure I’m not the first one you’ve seen post their personal blog & comment policy, and I’m not claiming to be starting a little trend, but after a bit of a flare up between a comment/email poster to my site this weekend, I decided I’d go on record too:

Atlanta 6 vs. Carolina 24 (-3) (43 O/U) Buffalo 23 vs. Miami 24 (-5) (34.

If you’re using the Class Designer in VS 2005, these PowerToys are a must. This set of add-ins augments existing functionality in the Visual Studio 2005 Class Designer and the Distributed Systems Designers.

Here’s something I’d never thought of: doing a usability study on an API. Two videos were posted to Channel 9 earlier in the week that show an intro & an actual usability study lab.