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This is making the rounds... Axosoft is offering bloggers a free 3-user version of their .NET & SQL based OnTime defect tracking software ( bug tracking software ). For more information, visit http://www.axosoft.com/Free3UserOffer.htm .
Well, I'm going on developing infrastructure code for NFFTI (yeah, I know. I'll post more gruesome details later) and I realized a simple fact: I'm having fun. It has been years since I had real fun coding, since Turbo Pascal 5.5 or the early Visual Basic...
In the comments on my previous post, John Bristowe gently offered his help to guide me across the Dead^H^H^H^H WSE 2.0 Marshes... Fool! He didn't know what was expecting him! But in the end, he provided me with invaluable knowledge, tips and simply buckets...
So we have Nfftiws (the web service that deals with Users). We can call the GetUser method by passing email and password and get all the user's info and... Now wait a second. Passing email and password to a web service? Using SOAP? On the public internet...
The UserSet class was supposed to be implemented like this: public class UserSet { public NFFTI.User user; public NFFTI.GroupCollection groupCollection; public Hashtable propertyCollection; .... } propertyCollection being (quite obviously) a Hashtable...
The NFFTI administration engine is composed by a set of web services that will be accessed by a web interface and a rich client application. To start experimenting with the overall architecture, I generated a series of Data Access classes (using CodeSmith...
Finally got my PDC03 DVD set! I put the first DVD in my laptop, let it do its Autorun magic and the list of session tracks gets displayed in IE. Select a track, select a session, click on Start Session and... Unh? “Unknown Zone”? How do I...
Dave Winer asks what do we know about an RSS aggregator in Longhorn. Scoble (in the comments for that posts) replies “rotates through your RSS feeds and displays them like a sign in Times Square displays the news“. From what I saw, this is...
This is a BoF session where attendees and presenters (from Canada, yay) share neat little things (some known, some obscure) about working in VS.NET. Creating a class that implements an interface, pressing Tab after the interface name will create stubs...
I'm in the .NET Rocks panel/session/thinghie. No beer, unfortunately. Lots of interesting hosts, from Scott Hanselmann to “the blogger himself” Robert Scoble.
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