Matthew ".NET 247" Reynolds
Matthew Reynolds... software development consultant, author, speaker and trainer
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/. article: Quick & Dirty vs. Correct & Proper
Interesting /. discussion on "quick & dirty" development vs. "correct & proper" development, i.e. one is cheaper and can/does get you into trouble, the other is more expensive and can "leave you in your competiors' dust".
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Pocket PC remote control
In this entry, Nino Benvenuti links to the Remote Display Control for Pocket PC. This is part of the Pocket PC Powertoys download.
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Economics of Writing
Maybe two years before setting up .NET 247, I was involved in building ASPWatch for internet.com, which later got absorbed into 15 Seconds. During that time, I became a big fan of 4 Guys from Rolla, which is run by one Scott Mitchell, one of the ASP/ASP.NET community dudes that I really respect.
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I'm live on .NET rocks!
Thanks to Carl and Mark, my interview on .NET Rocks is now online.
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ASP.NET applications without Web Projects
Marco Trova posted this, which attracted my attention because I would very much like to be able to put together Web projects without having to work with VS .NET's Web projects...
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Brad Abram's - On Designing Good Libraries -- Part II
Stop what you're doing right now and read Brad Abram's - On Designing Good Libraries -- Part II!
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About the coolest thing I have ever learned ever about Windows...
For those of you who like debugging code like this:
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RUNAS command line utility
The other day, I ran into a problem where I needed to chase down a security bug. I was logged in as "User A", and I had granted "User B" special rights over the Exchange server that I was querying against.
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Runtime assembly binding redirection
Don't ask me why, but I've just run into a tricky problem with runtime assembly binding redirection. Most of you should not run into this problem, but if you do, here is an MSDN article on setting up a .config file to do it, and here's an excerpt:
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Invoke methods in another AppDomain
Suzanne Cook, my favourite CLR blogger has this to say about invoking code in another app domain: