Robert McLaws: FunWithCoding.NET

I was looking through my server referrer logs, compiling statistics for LonghornBlogs.com, when I came across referrers from ErinJoyce.com. I happened to sit next to Erin during the Day Two keynote at PDC, by random happenstance, and we had a couple really nice discussions after that. She's a very nice woman, and extremely informed. Can't wait to see what else she has to say. Subscribed!

Does anyone know if this technique is cross-browser compatible? I know that DbCombo.net uses it to encode the javascript in IE, but I'm not sure if it works anywhere else. Any thoughts?

I like free stuff. Most people do. The thing that I like even more than getting free stuff, is giving free stuff away. Thats why, for the rest of 2003, my company (Interscape Technologies) will be giving away a ton of free stuff. Every two weeks, we'll have another contest where we'll give something else away. That being said, I'm proud to announce the first giveaway:

I was right smack dab in the middle of a post about the latest “Ballmerisms” from another SteveB speech, when a most insightful e-mail arrived in my inbox:

Need to see the resources in your assemblies? Look no further then ASMEX. Much better than DLL resource editors.. very helpful, ADN shows embedded files too, not just embedded icons.

Man, this past week just flew by. I really thought I had blogged more about it. There were a few times where I went to post from the Internet Alley, and I stepped away from the machine for a few seconds to talk to someone, and it automatically logged me out. Oh well, I'll give your aggregators a rest and bring the blogosphere up to speed on my exploits next week. I must say that it was probably one of the best experiences of my life, and I thoroughly enjoyed meeting everyone that I did. I met some outstanding individuals that really have a passion for this stuff, and it was great to talk and share experiences.

Scoble got linked on MSNBC.com in an article about blogging. Microsoft recenly fired an intern who lapsed judgement when posting information he was privy to a few days ago. Gosh, I wonder why he got fired? Maybe because he was dumb?

It's Official! GenX.NET 3.0 is complete and has been released to the public! Check it out today at http://www.genxdotnet.com. GenX.NET is the first DTS engine available for the .NET Framework. Using an application architecture that will be used heavily in ASP.NET “Whidbey”, GenX.NET 3.0 is extremely extensible, while still being simple to use. It features 100% integration with ADO.NET, and supports ANY ADO.NET Data Provider. You can format and output data into a variery of ways, and GenX.NET has the most features for your buck of any other component available.