Robert McLaws: FunWithCoding.NET

Anyone know of a tool a la Reflector that I can use to dive into to see the code for the .NET 2.0 assemblies? Need to start digging heavy into the Provider Model.

Well, since the Community Previews are publically available, I'm going to go ahead and talk a bit about my personal observations regarding the CTP DVD.

I got back from the Summit last night, after a very long and hectic week. Today is filled with meetings, catching up, and getting ready for next week. As soon as I get a chance, I'll respond to all the posts about my ComponentOne experience, talk about my overall experiences at the Summit, thank everyone that needs to be, and give an update on what the next month is going to look like. For now, I have to run. Gotta get my new laptop set up, and my new development network configured.

Skype announced today that they have released a version for the PocketPC called PocketSkype. It allows you to make free calls to any other Skype user on the peer-to-peer network. You can download it here.

Yep, here I am . T-minus 6 hours and counting. I can't wait. I hear Microsoft is really rolling out the red carpet for us. Looking forward to getting to see some of my friends from PDC again. I have a killer camera this time, and I intend to take lots of pictures.

So last week, I was the sole non-Faculty judge at the ASU Imagine Cup. Thanks are in order to Jason Beres and Jeff Julian for putting the INETA - Imagine Cup Matchup system in place. I went in with no real expectations, and had no idea how it was all going to work. What followed was some of the coolest stuff I had ever seen.

Anil Kandangath of Arizona State University was /.'ed today. I met him last week at the Imagine Cup competition. His friend Sushant showed me his graduate school project today, and I'll talk more about that a bit later this evening. After seeing some of the work that these guys did at that competition, I have a whole newfound respect for Indian programmers. More on that later this evening as well.