[via Nick] Metalogix now has a Migration Manager can now port content programatically.

The calendar/scheduler is now MUCH faster (not sure why it was slow yesterday).  At any rate, I’ve gone through and taken my first stab at my schedule.  I’m already have conflict issues so my scheule …

You can now schedule yourself for sessions by logging into the site via the URL provided in the confirmation email you received when you registered using credentials provided to you.  I’ve setup my …

[Via GotDotNet] The CmsAuthorizationModule shipped with MCMS does not work properly when using a MCMS posting as login page. This module can be used as replacement for the out-of-the-box control …

The other day I installed service pack 1 on one of my Windows 2003 server VirtualPC’s… and last night I found two nuances that were very different from pre-SP1 behavior.  First, when you create a …

The Jacksonville Code Camp is now official… and has its own spot on the Jacksonville Developers User Group website!  For all official information, check out http://codecamp.jaxdug.com. I’ll be …

Chris Pratley stuck a great post on his site early this morning about the power of note flags in OneNote.  If you haven’t played around with the note flags, or if you don’t even know what they are/ …

Scott Hanselman recently wrote about zipping/compressing the viewstate in ASP.NET.  Basically, he created a new ASP.NET page object that implements the System.Web.UI.Page object.  His new object will …

Similar to my MCMS post, here are a bunch of “catch-up” links I thought worthwhile to mention. SharePoint Explorer window in VS.NET [via Jan]: This is pretty cool VS.NET extension that lets you …

Spent some time on the road and working like crazy on the book lately… this has caused me to neglect my site.  However, I’ve still been reading the blogs I subscribe to and have noticed quite a few …

[Via Patrick] Microsoft is readying Service Pack 2 (in beta currently) for Windows SharePoint Services.  There are quite a few updates in this service pack including, but not limited to: Support …

TechEd is sold out!  Guess everyone wanted that April 15 discount.  I can’t wait!  Now, the wait begins for when we can start booking our sessions… I can’t wait until May for that!

I just stumbled across this company today… and saw one very cool, and free, product! CodeHighlighter takes code (HTML/CSS/VB.NET/C#.. and many more) and does syntax formatting -> HTML.  Very cool! » …

The Jacksonville Developer User Group is hosting a Code Camp on Saturday, August 27th from 8am – 5pm.  Space is limited to 300 seats so if you’re in the area, make sure you register through MSDN …

I’m an avid reader of Scott Mitchell.  Both his blog and his books.  I was quite honored when pointed to an article on MSDN by Scott that mentioned a comment I submitted to a blog a while back.  …

Come and get it!

[via Patrick Tisseghem & Angus Logan] This new two part series on CodePoject looks interesting.. The purpose of this article is to give you a primer on Microsoft Information Bridge Framework (IBF) …

[via GeekDojo.net] Check out the ASP.NET 2.0 quickstarts for those who want to get a jump on it. » ASP.NET 2.0 QuickStart Tutorial

This is a completely random post, but I couldn’t resist.  Dell must have the best dang batteries and power management in their DJ MP3 players.  I’m on day three of 9+ hr use (playback or pause) and …

Stefan announced today that there is another book in the works for MCMS.  The book is a combined effort with Stefan Goßner (Microsoft), Joel Ward (MVP MCMS), Mei Ying Lim (MVP MCMS), Angus Logan (MVP …

A few weeks ago I posted about the new VS.NET 2005 pricing structure, specific to Team Server. Today Jason Bently created a new GDN workspace for his new project nTeam (why nTeam and not NTeam like …

Stefan Goßner has started a tip of the day series… as with anything that comes off those fingers, it’s a must read.  He’s also created a seperate RSS feed just for the tips. » MCMS tip of the day …

[via Mart Muller] Mart outlines three aspects that are addressed in the v.Next of SharePoint: CSS, HTML, and Design options.  I know one SharePoint UI expert that will be very happy to see this! » …

[via Darrel Norton] Darrel outlines the new DataObject type in .NET 2.0… with a code example!!! » DataBinding in .NET 2.0 BTW: congrats on the MVP Darrel!  I know exactly how you feel.

Anyone have any recomendations for blogging apps for the PalmOS? I'm trying moBlog right now, but not terribly impresed. Would really like to have the ability to use the categories on my blog... …

Honestly I was surprised when I heard Patrick Tisseghem and Jan were named SPS MVPs, because I thought they already were! Congrats guys!

It’s been a fun process, and one where my anxiety peaked quite a few times over the last few months… and tonight it all paid off.  Tonight I received word from Microsoft that I have been awarded …