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Recently, I have been receiving more and more emails asking about the local Microsoft community scene. I noticed more people emailing me directly so I just decided to post up an item to quickly cover it. Essentially, there are a few key groups that you...
I recently gave a presentation @ the local user group ( .NET BC users group http://www.netbc.ca ) on Javascript essentials for the ASP.NET Developer. I would like to thank Medhat Elmasry for the opportunity to speak to his fine group. ---- Here are the...
New software development center to be opened in fall 2007. Read the press release here.. A Microsoft software development shop in Vancouver? So close to the mothership...This will be interesting. As most of you know Vancouver is hosting the 2010 Winter...
This is a call out to all the Vancouverites who want to participate in DevTeach . This is the first year it is being held in Vancouver and is really a premier event for us in Vancouver. If you want to give a presentation for the event be sure to hit http...
We are in the final week before the Vancouver TechFest kicks off. If you live in Vancouver or are traveling near here be sure to drop us a visit and watch some of our top notch presenters .
I really do not understand the point of view of Wikipedia, nor the very biased author of this silly little article: "Microsoft in hot water over Wikipedia edits" Let me summarize what I conclude after reading it: 1. Microsoft, alone, is not...
As you can tell I really love this VisualWebGui stuff from Guy Peled . Take a look at the latest ability, its called "Dual Mode" . Essentially you build your web site using their technology and you deploy to the Web normally, or deploy as a...
I managed to take a deeper look at the Ceedo product which I previously posted on . They have a pretty decent story about wrapping up the application -the whole “Application” or “OS” virtualization thing. From what I can tell it...
I just stumbled across Ceedo . At first look it seems like a hybrid between U3 (without all the U3 mess), and a typical System Tray App Launcher (like PStart ), but much more pretty (like U3). They boast a huge set of portable applications , all of which...
In Firefox you can manage a whole slew of configuration options just by loading the url "about:config" (not quotes nor http://). The MozillaZine KB Wiki has a complete description of all the entries . Mirror
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