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It's nice to see that small editors are catching on the success of .Net and produce such great books.

Now the latest one I bought yesterday is called Murach's C#, written by Joel Murach edited by Mike Murach, published by Murach Editions :-)

If you pass this ego madness, you will find an excellent book, designed for learning C# in concise and clear examples.

I surely recommend this book for any beginners or intermediate developers.

I attended a C# training course for two days, and it's time now that those courses move from the usual factorial class example or the shape-triangle-circle-square class to explain polymorphism.

I found in Murach's book some more practical and almost real world projects.

Check their site to see all the others development books they have.

Congratulations ! You see Irish can be good in security (even Matt and Lorenzo if they use 1234 as a password ;-)))

This is so freaking cool, NewTen to let you connecting a Newton to Mac OSX and install packages.

It seems that I forgot to mention the Admin password. It's 1234.

I am delighted to announce that I have dScribe running perfectly well with .Net 2.0 Beta. Maybe I am the first to have a CMS running under .Net 2.0 :-))

I am happy to announce the immediate release of dScribe 1.4A.

This version passed the test from one of my colleagues who is not known for saying 'yes it's good' too fast, but hey there he was delighted by the progress on this new version.

dScribe 1.4 will be release very soon now. I post this screenshot to show th progress I made on the UI.

Congrats to Roy Osherove . Well deserved !