[via Phil Haack] Phil announces the release of the blogging engine Subtext v1.9 (my blog is currently using v1.

Many more have already talked about it on their blogs, so I'm not rehashing what's already been said.

I've already posted my recap from last weekend's Code Camp and there are already a few things I wish I could have included in my talks.

One thing I've never really been fond of in Visual Studio is the fact you can't specify a custom format for your assembly version numbers when you build your projects.

[via Spencer Harbar] Packt has released a free sample chapter of a book on using ASP.

There have been a handful of MCMS knowledge base articles posted on Microsoft's support site in the last few weeks:

Saturday's second annual Jacksonville Code Camp was a lot of fun. It was held at the FCCJ Advanced Technology Center (wow, NICE digs!

One of the best additions to Visual Studio 2005 over previous versions was the ability to persist and load your settings to an XML file.

Not only did we make the homepage of GotDotNet.com, but the local paper even has a write up about it!

The second annual Jacksonville Code Camp is now less than a week away! It's being held this Saturday, August 26th at the Florida Community College Advanced Technology Center in downtown Jacksonville, FL.