Robert McLaws: FunWithCoding.NET
Public Shared Function BrainDump(ByVal dotNet As String) As [Value]
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Frontpage Extensions, Oh How I Loathe Thee
Yeah. Whoever decided that delete commands sent through Frontpage Extensions should bypass the Recycle Bin should be drug out into the street and shot (Ok, it's a line from "Garfield", I don't really want to shoot him/her). Am I the only one that thinks this is a really bad idea? Man, I can't wait for ASP.NET 2.0's GoLive license in February so that I can skip all this FPSE BS.
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ComponentArt is at it again...
Do these guys ever quit? Seriously, I don't think they ever sleep.
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CommentSpam.org - Taking The Fight To The Spammers
Three days ago I officially put comment spammers on notice. I said I wasn't waiting around for a solution anymore, and I meant it. I spent the past few days putting together a little something together, and I'd like some feedback.
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Question on Caching an HttpHandler for Speed
Ok, I need some help with something. I'm building a HttpHandler that uses an XmlTextWriter to output some custom-generated XML to a requester. I'd like to be able to cache the generated document, because chances are good that the data won't change for a while, and I don't want to hit the DB every time. The problem is, with the following code, I don't think I can do it:
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This Election Day - Please Vote for LonghornBlogs.com
I just found out thet LonghornBlogs.com is a finalist for CMP Media's "2004 Best Tech Blog" award. I won't lie to you... I really really want that $500 Starbucks card. But unlike the other election today, this one can be voted on by anyone in the world. It would be really awesome if you guys went and voted for the site. We just celebrated our one-year anniversary last month and things are only gonna get better. You're the best. Please vote for us!
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VSLive 2005 - San Francisco... See You There!
Earlier this month, Visual Studio Magazine was requesting ideas for session topics for VSLive! 2005. I took a few minutes and made some suggestions, and last week they made an offer to me to run a session. I just accepted that offer, so on Tuesday, Feb 8th, 2005 from 5:45 - 6:45pm I'll be giving a presentation on "Building Complex Server Controls in Visual Studio 2005". I'll basically be discussing composite control development, the capabilities of the new CompositeControl base class, and the new design-time capabilities, along with therest of the features common to all new server controls.
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Provider Model MSDN WebCast
Been so busy preparing for it, that I forgot to mention that tomorrow Jeff Julian and I are hosting an MSDN webcast on the Provider Model in ASP.NET 2.0. I have a special announcement planned for the end of the presentation, so if you're into the Provider Model at all, you'll want to be there.
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Hey, The Test Said It, Not Me
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Visual Studio 2005 Delay Rumors
TheServerSide.net posted news that SQL Server 2005 is being delayed. Frans and Fabrice have weighed in. It's my turn. Here it goes...
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Has Scott McNealy Learned His Lesson???
<Skit in Robert's head...>