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You gotta admire his persistence...
I was chatting w/ my buddy Jonathan tonight over IM (most of you probably know him as the angryCoder) and he mentioned to me that he has, yet again, started up a blog. I think this is his 5th or 6th attempt at blogging but hey, who's counting? If it will get him to write more, (nudge, nudge) I'll gladly link to him.
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.NET Languages
Finally, after talking about it like he had signed an NDA, Jason Bock has launched his .NET Languages website, dedicated to .NET linguistic investigations. Should be interesting to watch it grow.
Jason also keeps a listing-style page of all the .NET Languages (not sure how up to date it is but still a very thorough list) here.
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Windows Forms Programming in C#
I'd like to know if there's anyone out there that would be willing to part with their copy (or a copy) of Chris Sells' Windows Forms Programming in C# book. Let me know how much you want for it and how I can pay you (PayPal preferably). Just leave a comment or e-mail me at jason dot mauss at gmail dot com
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Changing the way I think about managing SCM repositories
Every now and then I read something or have a thought that affects the way I think about something so greatly that I feel compelled to tell others about it. Since this blog is the only way for me to tell those that might care, (I don't think any close friends or family care about different ways of managing SCM repositories) I'm doing it here.
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.NET Licensing - who are all the players?
For the piece of software I'm about to build, I need a way of implementing licensing. I've read product information about XHEO's Licensing components, and they seem to fit my needs pretty well. I just thought I'd throw the question out there to others reading this post - do you know of other licensing products that work well with .NET software?