Email courses
I love using email courses to deliver simple topics, dripped out anywhere from a few days to upwards of 10 days! Here you'll learn about the FREE email courses I've written and published under my company, Voitanos.
On-demand video courses
On-demand video courses are my preferred way to teach. Here you'll learn about the courses I've authored & publish under my company, Voitanos.
Prior to launching Voitanos, I published my video courses through Pluralsight. You can find those courses listed here as well.
All publications & learning resources
From time to time, I create learning resources for clients, including Microsoft. Here you'll learn about all these resources.
This includes articles, books, code samples, tutorials, and Microsoft Learning modules.
Here you'll find blog posts & articles I've written. All articles are written by me (no guest posts).
Robert Scoble of Microsoft recently wrote an article outlining how Microsoft is looking for the community to get real feedback on their newest and latest operating system Longhorn. Longhorn is supposed to be a revolutionary new operating system that is due to come out around 2005. The goal is to get …
Looks pretty slick… even though I have’t done a whole lot with reg expressions. [link]
WOW… Chris Burrows compiled a list of responses from a post on the Win Off Topic mailing list about what extra .NET development tools people use. Check this out!
https://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/posts/32318.aspx
I had a photo album on my site but unfortunately it’s not there anymore. why? well it was mistake part. host recently provided web interface for managing front page subwebs. i created one album, then decided wasn’t necessary so deleted the subweb. Surprise! I didn’t know that this …
The Snippet Compiler is an app by Jeff Key that lets you compile little .NET code snippets quickly without the hassle of building a VS.NET solution & project. One of my favorite features is the ability to save code as HTML with all the tabs and formatting.
My preferred CLR language of choice, C#, now has a new website! Also, leading into the PDC, the C# team has published their new v2 language spec. Another good link on the new features posted on GotDotNet: [link].
Great article on GotDotNet about managed code performance as well as links to tools and videos on how to use them. http://gotdotnet.com/team/clr/about_clr_performance.aspx
I just came across a new project on SourceForge which is a .NET C# implementation of Wiki. http://sourceforge.net/projects/sharpwiki/
Two very cool links on how to build tree controls in .NET. Too many people either: Load the whole tree at runtime (not good for huge trees). Perform a round trip to the server… (not elegant). Check them out! http://www.comobjects.net/Support/Help/DeepTree/Overview.htm …
Microsoft’s Smartphones are starting to cross the pond to the US. This past week, Moto and AT&T Wireless released the first MS Smartphone… unfortunately it’s only for those who are on the AT&T network (granted you can get it for another carrier if you have the right …
Because I’m using both the .Text admin site and w.bloggar v3.02 to post… and I haven’t created my own blog skin for the app. Hope to get that finished this week so the fonts will all be standardized!!! WHOOOO! Standards!!!
Last week I was in Little Rock, Arkansas for a day of CMS, two days of SQL RS training, and two days of sitting in with Microsoft while they went through walk-throughs and hands on development for our specific needs as they related to Content Management Server 2002. All in all, I left very …
A co-worker has just set his blog up… the Lasley Nexus!
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I’ve been horrible at keeping up with my blog, but I found a way to get around it. I just saw a post on the .Text project homepage how to setup w.bloggar to autopost to the blog so I can do it more from work and easily on the road. Can’t you see a void for offline blogging (where …
I created a GotDotNet workspace to post all source code and news about the site. There’s a message board for people to post discussions, but I’m going to use my blog for more of the conversations and brainstorming related to the project. But new feature submissions and the like will be …
Here after, the project I’ve spoken of will be called the FamilyPortal Why? Because that’s what the thing is going to be. I’ve updated the listed categories for the posts and articles.
I started an article for the requirements and features that will be in the user directory and family tree piece of the application. Feel free to post feedback on feature additions! The article will be constantly updated: [link].
I have abandoned all pet projects for this new venture. Essentially I’m building a family portal of sorts. Primarily it’s going to be for my family, but it will be available for anyone as an open souce project. I’ve written an article describing the background and goals that you …
I’ve just finished setting up my blog engine using .Text v0.94…not terribly hard. In the coming days (which could turn into weeks), I’ll modify the UI with my own colors and layout as well as start filling up some posts and articles. Forward: At this time, it’s running on my …
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