April 2006 - Posts


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VS Express Editions For Free? Developing for LEGOs? by Jason N. Gaylord

All of the VS Express editions will now be free for life! In addition, MS Coding4Fun has released an SDK for developing intelligence for LEGOs....
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Atlas Material by Jason N. Gaylord

There is a ton of material on AJAX and ATLAS now on the ASP.NET website....

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.NET Valley - Email Notifications by Jason N. Gaylord

Be sure to sign-up for the .NET Valley user group email list by visiting the website or by clicking the link within....
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.NET Valley - Meeting April 26 by Jason N. Gaylord

The next .NET Valley meeting will be held on Wednesday April 26th at Luzerne County Community College in building 7, room 703 . The event will begin at 6pm. Presenting for .NET Valley will be Chris Leeds, a local Microsoft MVP of FrontPage. Chris will...

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Spell Checker for VS2005 by Jason N. Gaylord

Mikhail Arkhipov from the ASP.NET team has released a cool plug-in for VS 2005. His plug-in allows developers to check the spelling of words in their HTML and ASP.NET pages. To find out more about the plug-in and to download it, visit http://blogs.msdn...
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DotNetSlackers now Supports Community Credit by Jason N. Gaylord

DotNetSlackers can now auto-post your blog entries to Community Credit....

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ASP.NET 2.0 Provider Source Code Published by Jason N. Gaylord

Scott Guthrie announced that his team has released the ASP.NET 2.0 provider source code. This is very cool stuff especially if you want to see what they did for providers such as profile, membership, etc. Thanks for posting that Scott!
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Atlas Control Toolkit by Jason N. Gaylord

The ASP.NET team has released a new set of controls called the Atlas Control Toolkit....
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Pennsylvania User Group by Jason N. Gaylord

Be sure to sign-up for the .NET Valley newsletter at DotNetValley.com...
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Off Topic: Which costs more: a gallon of milk or a gallon of gas? by Jason N. Gaylord

Gas prices begin to exceed milk prices per gallon....
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