Well, it's almost 3am and I can't sleep - very annoying! Anyway, thought I'd briefly post about what I've been up to of late, well here goes...
Work wise - mentioned previously we were using the SCRUM...
Saturday, 10 July 2004 00:00
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Bit concerned that an old post is being linked from this URL http://msdnprod/library/en-us/dnaspp/html/viewstate.asp?frame=true - especially as
The URL of the person doing the linking is a Microsoft...
Saturday, 10 July 2004 00:00
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Lorenzo Barberi posts this story of a guy trying to introduce agile methodologies into a traditional corporate 'Waterfall' management culture. What's really interesting in this story are the 'lessons'...
Friday, 09 July 2004 00:00
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Just noticed a new article on MSDNfrom Scott Mitchell which pretty much covers everything you need to know about ASP.NET Viewstate. This is one of these ones which will become my first suggestion for...
Friday, 09 July 2004 00:00
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One of our developers had a problem where his VS.NET 2003 installed on Windows Server 2003 was greying out all of the options under the Source Control menu - took a little while to find the solution...
Friday, 09 July 2004 00:00
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This is a really handy little add-in which lets you examine the content of XML bearing variables during debug sessions. I just discovered Ben Lovell's blog , lots of useful stuff over there...
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Friday, 09 July 2004 00:00
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I posted earlier about the MSDN Magazine CHM downloadable, just found a little CHM reader (in .NET yay!) on Codeproject, mobile MSDN magazine! (OK, so technically, always been mobile!)
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Friday, 09 July 2004 00:00
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Basically, Joel covers a whole bunch of ground in this article, including issues like why it's not in Microsoft's best interest to support DHTML and advance Internet Explorer (which actually explains...
Friday, 09 July 2004 00:00
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Simple idea but really useful! An add-in which lets you past content as various different things in VS.NET. Download it here. For more information, visit Alex's Post
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Tuesday, 06 July 2004 00:00
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I tried my experiment again today. I don't know about overseas but in the UK at crossings we have a green man and a red man - you walk at the green man. Now, I had believed it was commonly known that...
Tuesday, 06 July 2004 00:00
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