Well, this is my first blog in http://weblogs.asp.net/.
I started my blogging @ Mar 14, 2003 03:23 PM in InformIT!!!!
You can see my first blog entries here!!! (Three blogs - First Day - Good start indeed right?J)
1. Web Services Enhancements for Microsoft .NET
2. ASP.NET Sample Applications : Starter Kits
3. Interoperability between Web Services Enhancements 1.0 for ASP.NET and Java
Then after a year, I started another one named: www.mvpblog.com\arun , where I blog about .NET, XML Web Services, MUGH (Microsoft User Group Hyderabad), about my book and XBOX.
Now in this blog site, I plan to concentrate on XML Web Services and XBOX.
First XML Web Services:
Well, I wet my hand on XML Web Services is in the beginning of the year 2001, while I was working as an Author for the company Object Innovations (where I got molded with the help of my educator – Robert J Oberg).
Then I started my first book on XML Web Services. Even though it didn’t get published, I delved deep into XML Web Services due to this opportunity. I wrote one Course Module in XML Web Services for Object Innovations and an Appendix chapter on my book .NET Security and Cryptography.
I got Microsoft MVP award in XML Web Services for the year 2003. This makes me to concentrate more on XML Web Services and Indigo ("Indigo" is a set of .NET technologies for building and running connected systems – Longhorn).
Second XBOX:
Basically I adore playing computer games from my childhood. Around December 2003, I started playing XBOX (Halo). I can’t remember my first day experience in XBOX. In the first day, I lost all the games badly. But in that night itself I played the entire single player game and finished the Halo campaign (Of course that is Friday night, so the next entire Saturday I was in sleep. J).
Right now I am one of the best players in Halo XBOX and I would like to share the secret with the world through my blog. That’s why I started this blog. J
You can see my first blog in XBOX here!
http://www.mvpblog.com/arun/2004/06/xbox-virtual-green-gaming-world-just.html#comments
From today onwards you can see some useful info/tips in XML Web Services and XBOX.