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Thanks to Scott to provide this very useful blog search engine.
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Is it true
LOL ;-)
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Soft launch today
I finally have a soft launch for different projects today. Interesting period of time now where I am going to chase the bug, and check the browser compatibilities of my new babies ;-)
And all in .Net !
Apart a bad DNS issue this morning everything is going well and smoothly. The three first site are part of a common project with RTE (Irish television) and are launched as a pilot.
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Another rich text editor
The list of rich text editor start now to be long.
And now you have this commercial product CuteEditor 2.1 (done with .Net).
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OS bootable from CD: a Windows solution
From Stefano Demiliani :
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Authentication question
I'm stuck with an old project where I want to implement a login page using authentication from a web config.
The problem I can't solve is the fact that the pages are ASP 3 pages and not ASPX.
Obviously my form authentication works well with a .aspx page, no problem.
I can't unfortunatly cut and paste my ASP code in a new webform, too many pages and use of some objects.
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Use your PocketPC as a desktop PC
Synosphere is currently developing the Blue Dock, a docking station to allow a handheld to function as a desktop computer.
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X# Is Alive and Kicking
Mary Jo Foley confirmed what I (and others) suspected last week:
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[dScribe] Project status
I am late on publishing something about dScribe, but I still work on the next release.
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Another web project
How can I say thanks to .Net to make me more productive ? ;-)
With ASP, maybe one or two sites per year, not more, and surely with less functions.
I just released another website SAFT. It's part of a European project about Internet Safety, and it's the Ireland version.
So now in less than one year, I published 7 websites, small or big, using .Net and a good amount of SQL databases.
5 more are on their way, so the next couple of months will surely be a very busy period.
SAFT is built using my own ContentManagement System, dScribe. The idea is that I am going to implement dScribe as much as possible in every project I have.
So if I add some new features to dScribe, all projects will have them.