September 2003 - Posts
ScottW talks about a small
project he whipped up to do background aggregation of news feeds. This is way cool. I had done something similar many moons ago to keep my SharpReader .opml files in sync and to provide myself a mobile view of the feeds from my phone. Well lo' and behold someone has got one up and running. I give you
Myblogroll.com. This site shows some good promise and it gets +1 on the Office2k3 look.
.:: currently rockin' out to: Setting Sun - The Chemical Brothers (4:01) ::.
let's all welcome
santa to the blogsphere.
.:: currently rockin' out to: Wash Away - Acroma (4:38) ::.
You sure can find some odd stuff from MS sometimes. From the Microsoft Download Center
Dynamic HTML Image combo of the Flags and English Country Names of ICANN's top level domain names. [Microsoft Download Center]
.:: currently rockin' out to: Leave Me - Brooke (3:17) ::.
I maybe going dark soon due to some swirling mass of clouds/rain/flying items and I thought about posting something about it but my friends have said it better.
If a tornado drops you off in Oz, where would a hurricane drop you off? Probably somewhere in North Dakota.
.:: currently rockin' out to: See Right Through Me - Revis (6:15) ::.
I sure hope that the coffee shop will be serving
this while I'm there.
.:: currently rockin' out to: A Is For Apathy - Powerman 5000 (4:16) ::.
The upcoming
MSDN Mag has a featured article by
Marco Bellinaso on developing your own ASP.Net blogging application. He says he couldn't find pre-built ASP.Net code for one at the time of writing the article so I wonder if the source for .Text had been released. He even has the code running his own
blog.
.:: currently rockin' out to: Modern Man's Hustle - Atmosphere (3:44) ::.
I've been reading
this for the better part of an hour. It's bascially a bunch of
stupid press releases that aren't not intended to be stupid.
.:: currently rockin' out to: Best Of Me - The Starting Line (3:56) ::.
For those of you that use
XMLSpy and other
Altova products you will be happy to hear that the 2004 versions of the products have been released along with a new product called
MapForce. Here is the marketing blurb about it.
mapforce 2004 is a new visual data mapping tool for advanced data integration projects. mapforce 2004 auto-generates custom mapping code in XSLT and Java*, to enable programmatic XML-to-XML or Database-to-XML data transformations. All transformations are available in one Design: multiple sources and multiple targets can be mixed without limitations, and a rich and extensible function library provides support for any kind of data manipulation.
Downloading this now to check it out. C# and C++ code output they say will be added later this year.
.:: currently rockin' out to: Glow - Alien Ant Farm (3:17) ::.
.:: currently rockin' out to: Glow - Alien Ant Farm (3:17) ::.
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