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February 2012 (1 post )

• 02/03: Herding Code 133: Derick Bailey on Backbone.js (0 comments)

January 2012 (3 posts )

• 01/20: Herding Code 132: Phil Haack, Keith Dahlby and Paul Betts on Git for Windows developers (0 comments)
• 01/04: Herding Code 131: Chris Williams and Matthew Podwysocki on the Javascript community (0 comments)
• 01/02: Herding Code 130: Dave Weaver on Loggr – a realtime analytics service built with MVC, MongoDB and SignalR (0 comments)

December 2011 (1 post )

• 12/13: Herding Code 129: Rob Reynolds on Chocolatey and the Chuck Norris Frameworks (0 comments)

November 2011 (4 posts )

• 11/26: Herding Code 128: Corey Haines on Global Day of Coderetreat (December 3) (0 comments)
• 11/22: Herding Code 127: Setting up your Computer and Work Area (0 comments)
• 11/14: Herding Code 126: Jeff Atwood on the overlap of Video Games and Learning (0 comments)
• 11/04: Herding Code 125: Truffler with Joel Abrahamsson, Marcus Granstrom and Henrik Lindstrom (0 comments)

October 2011 (3 posts )

• 10/24: Herding Code 124: Anthony van der Hoorn and Nik Molnar on Glimpse (0 comments)
• 10/17: Herding Code 123: Andreas Håkansson and Steven Robbins on NancyFx (0 comments)
• 10/11: Herding Code 122: Bert Belder on porting Node.js to Windows (0 comments)

September 2011 (2 posts )

• 09/23: Herding Code 121: Sara Chipps updates us on Girl Develop It at one year (0 comments)
• 09/12: Herding Code 120: Ryan Stewart on RIAs and All Things Adobe (0 comments)

August 2011 (5 posts )

• 08/26: Herding Code 119: On The Writing Technical Books (with Jesse Liberty, Phil Haack, and Brad Wilson) (0 comments)
• 08/26: Herding Code 119: On The Writing Of Technical Books (with Jesse Liberty, Phil Haack, and Brad Wilson) (0 comments)
• 08/26: Herding Code 119: On The Writing Of Technical Books (with Jesse Liberty, Phil Haack, and Brad Wilson) (0 comments)
• 08/24: How we learn to write code (8 comments)
• 08/10: Herding Code 118: Paul Betts on SassAndCoffee (0 comments)

July 2011 (2 posts )

• 07/20: Herding Code 117: Llewellyn Falco on Approval Tests (0 comments)
• 07/01: Herding Code 116: Eric Lawrence on Fiddler, IE Internals, and HTTP (0 comments)

June 2011 (2 posts )

• 06/21: Herding Code 115: RESTravaganza with Darrel Miller, Glenn Block, and John Sheehan (0 comments)
• 06/14: Herding Code 114: Trevor Burnham on CoffeeScript (0 comments)

May 2011 (3 posts )

• 05/27: Herding Code 113: Mark Russinovich on Zero Day and Computer Security (0 comments)
• 05/24: Herding Code 112: Josh Arnold and Jeremy Miller on FubuMVC (0 comments)
• 05/04: Herding Code 111: John Papa on the Open Source Fest at MIX11 (0 comments)

April 2011 (2 posts )

• 04/25: Herding Code 110: Geoff Dalgas and Jarrod Dixon take us behind the scenes at StackExchange (0 comments)
• 04/20: Herding Code 109: Harmony Hackathon (0 comments)

March 2011 (2 posts )

• 03/24: Herding Code 108: Jin Yang and Nathan Bowers on Web Design (0 comments)
• 03/10: Herding Code 107: Apple Subscription fees, Nokia, Reflector, Mono, Watson, CardSpace, and IE9 RC (0 comments)

February 2011 (3 posts )

• 02/22: Herding Code 106: Mark Rendle on Simple.Data (0 comments)
• 02/14: Herding Code 105: Brad Wilson on MVC 3 (0 comments)
• 02/07: Herding Code 104: Rob Eisenberg on Caliburn Micro (0 comments)

January 2011 (4 posts )

• 01/25: Herding Code 103: Seb Lambla on OpenEverything (0 comments)
• 01/18: Herding Code 102: Tim Caswell on Node.js (0 comments)
• 01/14: Herding Code 101: Kelly Sommers on Mobile Development and User Interface design (0 comments)
• 01/02: Herding Code 100: One Hundredth Show Celebration with Queen Beatrix (0 comments)

December 2010 (2 posts )

• 12/16: Review of Building Android apps using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript (4 comments)
• 12/01: Herding Code 99: David Ebbo on NuGet (0 comments)

November 2010 (3 posts )

• 11/29: Herding Code 98: Dale Ragan on Moncai (0 comments)
• 11/15: Herding Code 97: Jackson Harper on Manos de Mono (0 comments)
• 11/01: Herding Code 96: Eric Sink on Veracity and DVCS (0 comments)

October 2010 (4 posts )

• 10/14: Herding Code 95: MonoDroid with Miguel and the Mono gang (0 comments)
• 10/06: Announcing Bootstrap – a simple JS library for loading scripts (11 comments)
• 10/06: A third option for using jQuery templates (9 comments)
• 10/01: Herding Code 94: Silverlight and HTML5 (0 comments)

September 2010 (1 post )

• 09/21: Herding Code 93: Computer Errors, Home Media, and The Fall of The Roman Empire (0 comments)

August 2010 (9 posts )

• 08/31: Why Rails and Django are successful. (6 comments)
• 08/26: Herding Code 92: Dru Sellers and Rob Reynolds on Nu (0 comments)
• 08/22: Twitter Updates for 2010-08-22 (1 comment)
• 08/21: Twitter Updates for 2010-08-21 (2 comments)
• 08/20: Twitter Updates for 2010-08-20 (1 comment)
• 08/19: Twitter Updates for 2010-08-19 (1 comment)
• 08/19: Herding Code 91: Listener-Powered Lightning Round (0 comments)
• 08/12: Herding Code 90: Sara Chipps on Girl Develop IT and Girls Developing Software (0 comments)
• 08/04: Herding Code 89: Vaidy Gopalakrishnan on IIS Developer Express (0 comments)

July 2010 (2 posts )

• 07/20: Herding Code 88: Julie Lerman on Entity Framework 4 (0 comments)
• 07/08: Herding Code 87: Jeff Atwood on Area 51 and Stack Overflow (0 comments)

June 2010 (6 posts )

• 06/30: The hardest part of software development has nothing to do with code (14 comments)
• 06/27: Herding Code 86: Saqib Shaikh on Accessibility and Developing with Limited Sight (0 comments)
• 06/27: Herding Code 85: Clint Nelsen on Startup Weekend (0 comments)
• 06/27: Herding Code 84: Ex-Microsoft Developer Panel with Mike Moore, Jeff Cohen, and Scott Bellware (0 comments)
• 06/12: Herding Code 83: Ayende Rahien on RavenDB (0 comments)
• 06/06: Herding Code 82: Cory Foy and Will Green Compare .NET and Ruby Development (0 comments)

May 2010 (4 posts )

• 05/27: Quick jQuery hack to fix position:fixed toolbars in iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch (46 comments)
• 05/25: Herding Code 81: Simplicity, balance, and focus in teaching software development (0 comments)
• 05/18: Herding Code 80: RxJS with Jeffrey van Gogh and Matt Podwysocki (0 comments)
• 05/02: Herding Code 79: JSConf Recap with Chris Williams, Rey Bango and Matt Podwysocki (0 comments)

April 2010 (3 posts )

• 04/20: Herding Code 78: Ruby on Rails, View Engines, Web Security, Section 3.3.1 and Visual Studio 2010 with Rob Conery (0 comments)
• 04/05: Herding Code 77: Eric Hexter on MvcConf, C4MVC, and MvcContrib (0 comments)
• 04/01: Herding Code 76: John Sheehan on RestSharp (0 comments)

March 2010 (3 posts )

• 03/18: Getting started with node.js on Windows (50 comments)
• 03/17: Announcing the Border Radius Support plugin (0 comments)
• 03/05: Herding Code 75: Barry Dorrans on Developer Security (0 comments)

February 2010 (5 posts )

• 02/22: Herding Code 74: Javier Lozano on MVC Turbine and Composed Applications (0 comments)
• 02/14: Herding Code 73: Daniel Plaisted on Model-Based Testing in Action on the MEF Team (0 comments)
• 02/13: Review of “Building iPhone Apps with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript” (7 comments)
• 02/06: Herding Code 72: Questioning Uncle Bob, Clojure Magic, Mercurial Support at Codeplex, Thoughts About the iPad and Handerpants (0 comments)
• 02/01: Herding Code 71: James Avery and Rob Conery on NoSQL and a bunch of other stuff (0 comments)

January 2010 (5 posts )

• 01/25: Herding Code 70: Sean Chambers on Migrations in .NET (0 comments)
• 01/22: Herding Code 69: Scott Bellware on HTML Specialists (0 comments)
• 01/14: Herding Code 68: New Year Shenanigans (0 comments)
• 01/10: Herding Code 67: Udi Dahan on Scalability (0 comments)
• 01/07: Goals for 2010 (4 comments)

December 2009 (5 posts )

• 12/16: Herding Code 66: Brad Wilson and Scott Densmore on iPhone Development (0 comments)
• 12/12: Herding Code 65: Scott Hanselman on His Secret Ninja Squad and Jon’s new job (bonus: netbook operating system install clinic!) (0 comments)
• 12/10: Benchmarking a simple DOM based cloning template (13 comments)
• 12/02: Can a language be abused? (8 comments)
• 12/02: Announcing Planet ASP.NET MVC (16 comments)

November 2009 (6 posts )

• 11/23: Why should I care about Big-IP 10.1? (0 comments)
• 11/23: Pros don’t make do (14 comments)
• 11/22: Herding Code 64: Phil Haack on MVC 2 (0 comments)
• 11/17: We need a language for programmers (17 comments)
• 11/05: Why should I care about the hardware? (0 comments)
• 11/03: Dependency Injection and Inversion of Control are not rocket surgery (14 comments)

October 2009 (9 posts )

• 10/29: Agile practices do not address technical complexity (3 comments)
• 10/28: A theory about the iPhone app store (4 comments)
• 10/26: Great Presentaton about software development (1 comment)
• 10/24: Herding Code 63: Victory in Software Development with K Scott Allen (0 comments)
• 10/23: How far behind are Microsoft developer frameworks in terms of design? (8 comments)
• 10/12: Mocks versus stubs and fakes (11 comments)
• 10/11: Herding Code 62: MonoTouch with Miguel de Icaza and Geoff Norton (0 comments)
• 10/06: Herding Code 61: CodePlex Foundation, Bing Visual Search, Microsoft Ajax CDN, Zune HD Release (0 comments)
• 10/05: Monotouch Has an Uphill battle ahead (16 comments)

September 2009 (10 posts )

• 09/30: Sure you’re agile, what about your QA department? (12 comments)
• 09/29: A new JavaScript CDN from Microsoft (7 comments)
• 09/24: Announcing WebOSSFlame (6 comments)
• 09/23: Herding Code 60: Spark View Engine with Louis DeJardin (0 comments)
• 09/18: links for 2009-09-18 (0 comments)
• 09/15: More on Codeplex.org (1 comment)
• 09/14: Codeplex.org: A confusing name for a confusing mission (4 comments)
• 09/12: links for 2009-09-12 (0 comments)
• 09/08: Herding Code 59: Web Standards with Milan Negovan (0 comments)
• 09/01: Joining F5 Networks Devcentral (3 comments)

August 2009 (7 posts )

• 08/24: Herding Code 58: Presentation Patterns with Jeremy Miller, Ward Bell, Rob Eisenberg and Glenn Block (Part 2) (0 comments)
• 08/19: Herding Code 57: Presentation Patterns with Jeremy Miller, Ward Bell, Rob Eisenberg and Glenn Block (Part 1) (0 comments)
• 08/15: links for 2009-08-15 (0 comments)
• 08/13: JavaScript: Not for the faint at heart? (6 comments)
• 08/12: A simple map function for plain JavaScript arrays (11 comments)
• 08/07: Herding Code 56: Markus Völter on Model-Driven Development, DSLs and Product Line Engineering (0 comments)
• 08/04: jQuery tip – beware anonymous functions in your event handlers (7 comments)

July 2009 (10 posts )

• 07/31: Structure and composition of agile teams (12 comments)
• 07/30: Herding Code 55: Nate Kohari brings Your Moment of Zen (0 comments)
• 07/18: links for 2009-07-18 (0 comments)
• 07/18: Herding Code 54: Rob Conery interviews the Herding Code guys (0 comments)
• 07/17: links for 2009-07-17 (0 comments)
• 07/10: links for 2009-07-10 (0 comments)
• 07/09: links for 2009-07-09 (0 comments)
• 07/08: Herding Code 53: SubSonic 3.0 Release Party with Rob Conery (0 comments)
• 07/02: links for 2009-07-02 (0 comments)
• 07/01: Herding Code 52: The Alan Stevens and G. Andrew Duthie Debate Continues! (0 comments)

June 2009 (4 posts )

• 06/26: Herding Code 51: Greg Young on Our Grand Failure – Thoughts on DDDD (0 comments)
• 06/19: Herding Code 50: Damien Guard on LINQ to SQL, Entity Framework, and Fontography (0 comments)
• 06/10: Great post by Cory Foy (1 comment)
• 06/10: Herding Code 49: Search with Bing and Wolfram Alpha (0 comments)

May 2009 (6 posts )

• 05/30: Herding Code 48: Dustin Campbell on Visual Studio 2010 (0 comments)
• 05/28: Review: IronPython in Action (4 comments)
• 05/14: 7 Habits For Effective Text Editing 2.0  (0 comments)
• 05/13: Herding Code 47: Joe Brinkman on Webforms vs ASP.NET MVC (0 comments)
• 05/12: Why these jQuery worst practices aren’t. (9 comments)
• 05/08: Herding Code 46: Mistakes and News Recap (0 comments)

April 2009 (5 posts )

• 04/29: Herding Code 45: Larry O’Brien on Domain Specific Languages (0 comments)
• 04/23: Herding Code 44: Microbusiness (0 comments)
• 04/17: Herding Code 43: Javier Lozano on the "M" in MVC (0 comments)
• 04/08: Episode 42: Scott Bellware on BDD and Lean Development (0 comments)
• 04/03: Episode 41: Next Generation Twitter Client Discussion At MIX09 (0 comments)

March 2009 (7 posts )

• 03/31: Episode 40: Shawn Wildermuth on Silverlight 3 and RIA Services (0 comments)
• 03/25: Episode 39: Scott C. Reynolds on Mac and iPhone Development (0 comments)
• 03/18: ASP.NET MVC Tip – Return specific views for specific errors. (4 comments)
• 03/17: ASP.NET MVC tip – Don’t use the Content or Scripts directories for view specific files (6 comments)
• 03/16: ASP.NET MVC TIP – Keep your controllers and actions thin (10 comments)
• 03/13: Episode 38: NHibernate performance with Ayende, David Penton, and Ben Scheirman (0 comments)
• 03/07: Episode 37: Jon Udell (0 comments)

February 2009 (6 posts )

• 02/23: Declaration of Awesomeness for the Mono Compiler (14 comments)
• 02/20: Episode 36: Scott Watermasysk (0 comments)
• 02/14: Episode 35: Fun at work (0 comments)
• 02/10: Where did the add new folder functionality go in Win7 (2 comments)
• 02/09: Silverlight is the future but the future isn’t Silverlight (17 comments)
• 02/06: Episode 34: *Chirp and Witty – WPF Twitter Clients (0 comments)

January 2009 (11 posts )

• 01/31: links for 2009-01-31 (1 comment)
• 01/30: links for 2009-01-30 (0 comments)
• 01/30: Software development has failed (13 comments)
• 01/29: Episode 33: Intertube Inauguration and Questions From Listeners (0 comments)
• 01/27: FireScope – HTML and CSS reference add-on for Firebug (0 comments)
• 01/27: links for 2009-01-27 (0 comments)
• 01/20: links for 2009-01-20 (0 comments)
• 01/18: Episode 32: Windows 7 First Impressions (0 comments)
• 01/13: links for 2009-01-13 (1 comment)
• 01/13: Episode 31: Chad Myers and Jeremy Miller on FubuMVC (0 comments)
• 01/06: Episode 30: Year-end wrapup (0 comments)

December 2008 (9 posts )

• 12/18: links for 2008-12-18 (0 comments)
• 12/17: Object oriented programming vs. class oriented programming (2 comments)
• 12/17: links for 2008-12-17 (0 comments)
• 12/16: Wubi – Ubuntu Installer for Windows (2 comments)
• 12/15: Episode 29: Miguel de Icaza (part 2) (0 comments)
• 12/15: New ASP.NET MVC sample – Oxite – Needs some TLC (19 comments)
• 12/12: Episode 28: Miguel de Icaza (part 1) (0 comments)
• 12/12: Mocking IDataReader using Rhino.Mocks 3.5 (4 comments)
• 12/10: What is the primary purpose of an ORM? (3 comments)

November 2008 (10 posts )

• 11/26: Catching up with Herding Code (1 comment)
• 11/24: Episode 27: What Every Web Developer Needs To Know (0 comments)
• 11/21: links for 2008-11-21 (0 comments)
• 11/20: links for 2008-11-20 (0 comments)
• 11/14: Episode 26: Laurent Bugnion on WPF and Silverlight (0 comments)
• 11/13: PDC 2008 podcasts (1 comment)
• 11/07: Episode 25: PDC 2008 Podcaster Roundtable with Deep Fried Bytes and StackOverflow (part 2) (0 comments)
• 11/03: Herding Code Episodes 23 and 24: Phil Haack on the ASP.NET MVC Beta Release  (0 comments)
• 11/03: Episode 24: Phil Haack on the ASP.NET MVC Beta Release (part 2) (0 comments)
• 11/03: Great presentation on opinionated ASP.NET MVC (1 comment)

October 2008 (17 posts )

• 10/30: Is this a blog? (7 comments)
• 10/27: jQuery Intellisense file for Visual Studio (0 comments)
• 10/27: Where do you want to go today? The cloud – Azure (3 comments)
• 10/25: Episode 23: Phil Haack on the ASP.NET MVC Beta Release (part 1) (0 comments)
• 10/25: links for 2008-10-25 (0 comments)
• 10/22: links for 2008-10-22 (0 comments)
• 10/16: Herding Code Episode 22: Brad Abrams and Tim Heuer on the Silverlight 2 Release (0 comments)
• 10/16: Episode 22: Brad Abrams and Tim Heuer on the Silverlight 2 Release (0 comments)
• 10/10: Episode 21: Real World Development (0 comments)
• 10/10: links for 2008-10-10 (0 comments)
• 10/09: links for 2008-10-09 (1 comment)
• 10/08: I’m in the Alt.net podcast on jQuery (0 comments)
• 10/07: Herding Code Episode 20 with Ted Leung (0 comments)
• 10/07: links for 2008-10-07 (1 comment)
• 10/03: Episode 20: Ted Leung on open source in the corporate world (0 comments)
• 10/03: links for 2008-10-03 (0 comments)
• 10/01: links for 2008-10-01 (0 comments)

September 2008 (13 posts )

• 09/28: Buy Apple for the hardware, not just the software (4 comments)
• 09/28: Visual Studio shipping with jQuery (2 comments)
• 09/26: Episode 19: Pajama Driven Development (working remote) (0 comments)
• 09/25: Silverlight 2 Release Candidate is out (4 comments)
• 09/25: links for 2008-09-25 (1 comment)
• 09/23: Herding Code #18 – F# with Matt Podwysocki (1 comment)
• 09/23: Modern JavaScript Development: Scope (2 comments)
• 09/18: Episode 18: Matt Podwysocki on F# and Functional Programming (0 comments)
• 09/12: Herding Code #17 (1 comment)
• 09/12: Debugging Managed Web Applications on x64 (1 comment)
• 09/12: links for 2008-09-12 (0 comments)
• 09/11: Episode 17: Browser Roundup (0 comments)
• 09/04: Episode 16: Interviewing Software Developers (0 comments)

August 2008 (10 posts )

• 08/29: Herding Code #15 is up -Interview with Chris Tavares (1 comment)
• 08/28: Episode 15: Chris Tavares on Unity, P&P, Rotor, MVC, and EntLib (0 comments)
• 08/21: Episode 14: Jeff Atwood (CodingHorror.com) talks about StackOverflow (0 comments)
• 08/15: Herding Code #13 – Back To Basics(But which ones?) (2 comments)
• 08/15: Episode 13: Back To Basics (but which ones?) (0 comments)
• 08/13: Is Drag and Drop development a lofty goal? (9 comments)
• 08/11: Agile BUG -Agile Beer night (0 comments)
• 08/11: Herding Code: Episodes 11 and 12 MEF and Prism with Glenn Block (0 comments)
• 08/08: Episode 12: Glenn Block on Prism, Unity, and MEF (part 2) (0 comments)
• 08/01: Episode 11: Glenn Block on Prism, Unity, and MEF (part 1) (0 comments)

July 2008 (11 posts )

• 07/30: ASP.NET MVC re-factoring (4 comments)
• 07/28: ASPInsiders is the wrong way to gather feedback (21 comments)
• 07/23: Episode 10: LINQ (0 comments)
• 07/22: Interviewing software developers: You’re doing it wrong. (13 comments)
• 07/20: Why defining best practices isn’t always a good idea (1 comment)
• 07/18: Herding Code #9 – Chatting with Rob Conery (0 comments)
• 07/16: Wordpress 2.6 breaks index.php permalinks (1 comment)
• 07/16: Episode 9: Rob Conery on SubSonic, MVC Storefront, and the Silverlight Ninja Squad (0 comments)
• 07/10: Virtual Machines on Herding Code (0 comments)
• 07/09: Episode 8: Virtual Machines (0 comments)
• 07/03: Episode 7: Why Don’t Startups Run On Microsoft? (0 comments)

June 2008 (8 posts )

• 06/26: Episode 6: Silverlight – Fad or Fab? (0 comments)
• 06/24: Herding Code – our podcast has a name (1 comment)
• 06/19: Episode 5: Firefox 3 (0 comments)
• 06/13: Episode 4: iPhone v2 and K. Scott Allen’s report from TechEd 2008 (0 comments)
• 06/13: Fourth podcast – iPhone 2.0 and Tech Ed report (0 comments)
• 06/13: Job Change – I’m with Daptiv now. (4 comments)
• 06/06: The Four Horsemen Technology Roundtable #3 (0 comments)
• 06/05: Episode 3: Should Developers Learn C? + TechEd 2008 Keynote Announcements (0 comments)

May 2008 (17 posts )

• 05/28: Episode 2: AJAX Frameworks (0 comments)
• 05/23: Modern JavaScript Development: Reflection in JavaScrpt (8 comments)
• 05/21: Technology Round Table Podcast – “Hello World” Edition  (3 comments)
• 05/20: Episode 1: “Hello World” Edition (0 comments)
• 05/20: Twitter’s down (4 comments)
• 05/20: Why can’t you declare a static method in an interface? (5 comments)
• 05/15: RIAs are a platform play, AIR is a platform of standards (6 comments)
• 05/14: links for 2008-05-14 (0 comments)
• 05/13: The state of the software development crisis: status quo (6 comments)
• 05/13: Dealing with comma delimited data in a database column (2 comments)
• 05/13: links for 2008-05-13 (0 comments)
• 05/10: links for 2008-05-10 (0 comments)
• 05/08: links for 2008-05-08 (0 comments)
• 05/07: links for 2008-05-07 (0 comments)
• 05/06: links for 2008-05-06 (1 comment)
• 05/05: links for 2008-05-05 (0 comments)
• 05/04: links for 2008-05-04 (0 comments)

April 2008 (14 posts )

• 04/30: links for 2008-04-30 (0 comments)
• 04/25: links for 2008-04-25 (0 comments)
• 04/21: Mediabistro recommendations/comments? (0 comments)
• 04/21: The Polyglot programmer is already here. (1 comment)
• 04/21: links for 2008-04-21 (0 comments)
• 04/20: Education without jargon (0 comments)
• 04/20: links for 2008-04-20 (0 comments)
• 04/19: Wither the women? (0 comments)
• 04/17: links for 2008-04-17 (0 comments)
• 04/10: Where do you put your unit tests? (2 comments)
• 04/08: 925 (0 comments)
• 04/07: New Languages Considered Helpful (2 comments)
• 04/04: How long do you beat a dead horse? (1 comment)
• 04/01: Great April fools jokes this year (1 comment)

March 2008 (16 posts )

• 03/30: links for 2008-03-30 (0 comments)
• 03/28: Do links really matter? (4 comments)
• 03/27: Great JavaScript presentation by John Resig (3 comments)
• 03/25: links for 2008-03-25 (0 comments)
• 03/24: links for 2008-03-24 (1 comment)
• 03/23: links for 2008-03-23 (2 comments)
• 03/22: links for 2008-03-22 (0 comments)
• 03/20: Apple software update on Windows (0 comments)
• 03/20: links for 2008-03-20 (0 comments)
• 03/19: links for 2008-03-19 (2 comments)
• 03/18: links for 2008-03-18 (0 comments)
• 03/17: links for 2008-03-17 (1 comment)
• 03/14: links for 2008-03-14 (0 comments)
• 03/13: links for 2008-03-13 (2 comments)
• 03/12: links for 2008-03-12 (2 comments)
• 03/03: Modern JavaScript Development: null and undefined (1 comment)

February 2008 (27 posts )

• 02/29: links for 2008-02-29 (0 comments)
• 02/28: links for 2008-02-28 (0 comments)
• 02/28: Social networks not learning anything from IM networks  (0 comments)
• 02/27: links for 2008-02-27 (0 comments)
• 02/26: Modern Javascript Development: constructors and objects (2 comments)
• 02/26: links for 2008-02-26 (0 comments)
• 02/22: links for 2008-02-22 (0 comments)
• 02/21: links for 2008-02-21 (2 comments)
• 02/20: links for 2008-02-20 (3 comments)
• 02/17: links for 2008-02-17 (1 comment)
• 02/16: Google Maps for mobile rocks more than a phone (0 comments)
• 02/16: links for 2008-02-16 (0 comments)
• 02/15: links for 2008-02-15 (0 comments)
• 02/14: links for 2008-02-14 (1 comment)
• 02/13: links for 2008-02-13 (0 comments)
• 02/12: alt.net seattle registration is open (0 comments)
• 02/12: Wil Shipley on Hype (0 comments)
• 02/12: links for 2008-02-12 (0 comments)
• 02/11: links for 2008-02-11 (2 comments)
• 02/08: Head programmer or head chef? (1 comment)
• 02/08: links for 2008-02-08 (1 comment)
• 02/07: links for 2008-02-07 (3 comments)
• 02/06: links for 2008-02-06 (1 comment)
• 02/05: links for 2008-02-05 (0 comments)
• 02/04: links for 2008-02-04 (1 comment)
• 02/04: Dynamic Lookup in C# 4 (1 comment)
• 02/01: links for 2008-02-01 (2 comments)

January 2008 (26 posts )

• 01/31: links for 2008-01-31 (0 comments)
• 01/30: VB wasn’t so bad, well kinda (3 comments)
• 01/30: links for 2008-01-30 (0 comments)
• 01/29: links for 2008-01-29 (0 comments)
• 01/24: The biggest and best thing about the MVC framework (3 comments)
• 01/24: links for 2008-01-24 (0 comments)
• 01/23: links for 2008-01-23 (1 comment)
• 01/22: Productivity vs. quality (1 comment)
• 01/22: links for 2008-01-22 (0 comments)
• 01/21: Seth Godin Action Figure, Marketing Guru – Archie McPhee (0 comments)
• 01/18: links for 2008-01-18 (2 comments)
• 01/17: links for 2008-01-17 (2 comments)
• 01/16: iTunes movie rentals? Gimme a break (1 comment)
• 01/16: links for 2008-01-16 (2 comments)
• 01/15: links for 2008-01-15 (0 comments)
• 01/13: links for 2008-01-13 (3 comments)
• 01/12: links for 2008-01-12 (1 comment)
• 01/11: links for 2008-01-11 (0 comments)
• 01/10: links for 2008-01-10 (1 comment)
• 01/09: Actual must-see applications written using Adobe AIR (2 comments)
• 01/08: links for 2008-01-08 (0 comments)
• 01/06: Discuss (0 comments)
• 01/06: links for 2008-01-06 (0 comments)
• 01/04: links for 2008-01-04 (2 comments)
• 01/03: links for 2008-01-03 (0 comments)
• 01/02: links for 2008-01-02 (1 comment)

December 2007 (15 posts )

• 12/31: links for 2007-12-31 (2 comments)
• 12/30: links for 2007-12-30 (2 comments)
• 12/21: Senior Junior (4 comments)
• 12/21: links for 2007-12-21 (0 comments)
• 12/20: links for 2007-12-20 (2 comments)
• 12/19: links for 2007-12-19 (0 comments)
• 12/15: links for 2007-12-15 (1 comment)
• 12/14: links for 2007-12-14 (0 comments)
• 12/12: links for 2007-12-12 (0 comments)
• 12/11: links for 2007-12-11 (2 comments)
• 12/10: Using the ASP.NET MVC framework with Visual Web Developer Express (16 comments)
• 12/10: links for 2007-12-10 (2 comments)
• 12/09: Great quote on “Innovation” (2 comments)
• 12/06: links for 2007-12-06 (1 comment)
• 12/01: links for 2007-12-01 (0 comments)

November 2007 (12 posts )

• 11/29: links for 2007-11-29 (0 comments)
• 11/27: links for 2007-11-27 (4 comments)
• 11/25: links for 2007-11-25 (0 comments)
• 11/22: links for 2007-11-22 (0 comments)
• 11/20: links for 2007-11-20 (0 comments)
• 11/17: links for 2007-11-17 (1 comment)
• 11/16: links for 2007-11-16 (0 comments)
• 11/15: links for 2007-11-15 (0 comments)
• 11/14: links for 2007-11-14 (0 comments)
• 11/12: links for 2007-11-12 (0 comments)
• 11/09: links for 2007-11-09 (0 comments)
• 11/02: links for 2007-11-02 (0 comments)

October 2007 (20 posts )

• 10/31: links for 2007-10-31 (0 comments)
• 10/30: links for 2007-10-30 (0 comments)
• 10/29: links for 2007-10-29 (0 comments)
• 10/26: links for 2007-10-26 (0 comments)
• 10/25: links for 2007-10-25 (0 comments)
• 10/23: links for 2007-10-23 (2 comments)
• 10/19: links for 2007-10-19 (0 comments)
• 10/18: links for 2007-10-18 (0 comments)
• 10/17: links for 2007-10-17 (0 comments)
• 10/16: links for 2007-10-16 (0 comments)
• 10/13: links for 2007-10-13 (0 comments)
• 10/12: links for 2007-10-12 (0 comments)
• 10/10: More on querystring security (0 comments)
• 10/08: What do you want out of a framework? (5 comments)
• 10/08: member variable values in the querystring == security risk? (8 comments)
• 10/04: The Big Rewrite – Other articles (1 comment)
• 10/03: The Big Rewrite – Reverse Engineer it (0 comments)
• 10/02: Halo DS? (1 comment)
• 10/02: The Big Rewrite – Know your tool (0 comments)
• 10/01: The Big Rewrite – Know when to quit (0 comments)

September 2007 (2 posts )

• 09/28: Fear the big rewrite? (2 comments)
• 09/27: A new developer persona to add to the pantheon (3 comments)

August 2007 (5 posts )

• 08/11: Love the one you’re with (10 comments)
• 08/08: The number one trait a successful developer needs. (20 comments)
• 08/02: Should people adapt to computers? (2 comments)
• 08/02: An “old fashioned” geek dinner (1 comment)
• 08/01: Behave# – BDD framework (0 comments)

July 2007 (5 posts )

• 07/19: Geek temporary tattoos (0 comments)
• 07/13: New artist branded iPod ideas (3 comments)
• 07/09: At Adobe AIR event in Seattle (0 comments)
• 07/07: Multiple Use Labor Element (0 comments)
• 07/02: On the internet, no one knows you’re a dog (0 comments)

June 2007 (14 posts )

• 06/28: Updated my “about” page (0 comments)
• 06/27: Well I’m safe for now (4 comments)
• 06/27: What are the costs of Open Source development? (1 comment)
• 06/21: Welcome to Assembly Hell What A Difference A Revision Makes – IConfigMapPath Is Inaccessible Due To Its Protection Level  (0 comments)
• 06/19: Who needs a physical machine? (2 comments)
• 06/18: Valves hardware survey (2 comments)
• 06/12: iPhone enabled (0 comments)
• 06/12: It’s a Safari world after all (0 comments)
• 06/06: ZFS in Leopard (0 comments)
• 06/06: In Remembrance of D-Day (0 comments)
• 06/06: Visual Studio Shell (1 comment)
• 06/04: Re-associate SQL users with logins  (2 comments)
• 06/02: iPod update on Sunday? (0 comments)
• 06/01: Visual Studio Express and TestDriven.NET (9 comments)

May 2007 (20 posts )

• 05/31: IronRuby to ship at OSCON this year (3 comments)
• 05/31: Thinking differently about Google Gears (4 comments)
• 05/31: Review Board – Code Review workflow from VMWare (0 comments)
• 05/30: Google Gears – Offline web applications (2 comments)
• 05/30: Google street view (2 comments)
• 05/30: Microsoft Surface (0 comments)
• 05/29: Grady Booch on Software (0 comments)
• 05/10: Silverlight on Linux (0 comments)
• 05/10: Giving up on Silverlight (0 comments)
• 05/10: Why use XAML? (13 comments)
• 05/07: Confirmed: Silverlight 1.1 will only support Intel OS X machines (3 comments)
• 05/07: Oh The Irony (0 comments)
• 05/05: Domino PC’s (0 comments)
• 05/05:  Open Letter to Jonathan Schwartz from NeoOffice (0 comments)
• 05/03: Confirmed: Silverlight XAML can’t use “namespaced” JS handlers (3 comments)
• 05/01: Silverlight 1.0 beta works with Vs2005 (2 comments)
• 05/01: Silverlight 1.1 for OS X is Intel only (3 comments)
• 05/01: Silverlight Safari script error (2 comments)
• 05/01: The Danger of Tight Coupling (2 comments)
• 05/01: WhatAmIDoing (0 comments)

April 2007 (20 posts )

• 04/30: My first Silverlight experience on Safari (1 comment)
• 04/30: Downloading Silverlight for OS X (0 comments)
• 04/30: What do you really get with Silverlight? (0 comments)
• 04/30: Mix 07 Keynote announcements (1 comment)
• 04/30: Cnet touts the return of the “cloud” (0 comments)
• 04/27: People communicate more effectively visually (0 comments)
• 04/26: Brent Simmons on hybrid applications (0 comments)
• 04/25: My guesses for MIX 07 (2 comments)
• 04/24: What html/text editor do you use? (4 comments)
• 04/24: It’s not about the tool, it’s about the talent and what you build (0 comments)
• 04/23: How to protect yourself in Bubble 2.0 (0 comments)
• 04/19: Hemmingway theme is the new black (2 comments)
• 04/19: Why should Open Source meet the needs of CEOs? (1 comment)
• 04/19: My shared items (0 comments)
• 04/17: Language performance doesn’t matter when a database is involved (2 comments)
• 04/16: Microsoft Silverlight Announced (0 comments)
• 04/10: I’m on Jaiku, or am I? (2 comments)
• 04/09: Know your platform (1 comment)
• 04/04: ASP.NET Ajax libary not so vulnerable (0 comments)
• 04/02: AJAX library security advisory (1 comment)

March 2007 (25 posts )

• 03/30: Did they just brand “tagging” and “forum”? (0 comments)
• 03/23: EFF and the designer (1 comment)
• 03/22: Xul, Apollo, WPF, WPF/E No more (6 comments)
• 03/20: Strange habits leftover (1 comment)
• 03/19: Ubuntu will be the next big desktop (8 comments)
• 03/18: Why I dumped NetNewsWire for Google Reader (2 comments)
• 03/16: Why does MS compete with the community? (1 comment)
• 03/15: Persistence Ignorance in the Entity Framework – MSDN Forums (0 comments)
• 03/14: Adding metadata to files in OS X (0 comments)
• 03/14: Code Monkey (3 comments)
• 03/14: Makes me wish I worked on Friday (0 comments)
• 03/14: Re-Mix the Mix site (0 comments)
• 03/12: Online applications and search (1 comment)
• 03/12: Switched to Feedburner (7 comments)
• 03/11: When Non-Programmers Write Software (0 comments)
• 03/11: Problems with Wordpress remembering themes? (1 comment)
• 03/07: Twitter – when users use your app creatively (3 comments)
• 03/06: Modern Javascript Development – Namespaces (3 comments)
• 03/06: Modern Javascript Development (0 comments)
• 03/05: I’ve got a tumblr (0 comments)
• 03/05: small reference books (3 comments)
• 03/04: Why is everyone talking about Google instead of Zoho? (2 comments)
• 03/04: The strangest comment ever (1 comment)
• 03/03: Reading do-ers rather than talkers (11 comments)
• 03/01: Programmers like to….well…Program (0 comments)

February 2007 (6 posts )

• 02/28: Widgets or Won’tgets (3 comments)
• 02/24: In his rightful place (3 comments)
• 02/22: Dynamic DNS services I use (2 comments)
• 02/08: Digital Ethnography – wait..wha…? (0 comments)
• 02/08: Web Narcissism  (0 comments)
• 02/04: Leatherman: Tough but not indestructible (0 comments)

January 2007 (5 posts )

• 01/22: Joke (2 comments)
• 01/22: Wii gets it (1 comment)
• 01/22: Identicons Easy To Deploy Identicon Handler  (0 comments)
• 01/02: iTunes – quit hurting my music library (11 comments)
• 01/02: Microsoft Vista Ferrari Giveaway (0 comments)

December 2006 (1 post )

• 12/23: Digital Media Players (2 comments)

November 2006 (1 post )

• 11/16: Zune got WiFi syncing right (0 comments)

October 2006 (3 posts )

• 10/23: IE7 chokes on Google Reader (0 comments)
• 10/11: once again, don’t check for specific browser types (0 comments)
• 10/05: Anyone with test framework experience? (5 comments)

September 2006 (14 posts )

• 09/29: Vista will only support VS 2005 (1 comment)
• 09/19: Mounting CD isos for installation (0 comments)
• 09/17: BIG asS tV SHOws (2 comments)
• 09/16: Zune a Zon’t? (0 comments)
• 09/16: Windows live writer uses font tags? (0 comments)
• 09/16: TDD devs can fool themselves (0 comments)
• 09/13: What I think about Wasabi (1 comment)
• 09/12: DataGridView strangeness (1 comment)
• 09/12: Adding values to the DataGridViewComboBoxCell at runtime (2 comments)
• 09/12: Microsofts path for Indigo (0 comments)
• 09/11: Whoops, careful when you join the TOR network. (4 comments)
• 09/06: SSH tunneling for privacy and fun (0 comments)
• 09/01: Secure browsing from a flash drive (0 comments)
• 09/01: Getting the job done… (0 comments)

August 2006 (2 posts )

• 08/23: Real blog numbers (1 comment)
• 08/18: The State of Software Development today (2 comments)

July 2006 (11 posts )

• 07/27: OSCON: Something Google is doing for Open Source (1 comment)
• 07/27: OSCON: AJAX + ASP.NET == Atlas (0 comments)
• 07/27: OSCON: Rails with legacy apps (0 comments)
• 07/26: OSCON: Presentation Zen (1 comment)
• 07/26: OSCON Ruby and .NET (0 comments)
• 07/26: OSCON Open Source license obsolete? (3 comments)
• 07/26: OSCON Keynote (0 comments)
• 07/25: OSCON tutorial: Real world web services (0 comments)
• 07/24: OSCON Tutorial: Mastering vim (0 comments)
• 07/24: OSCON tutorial: Ruby Guidebook (0 comments)
• 07/24: At OSCON (3 comments)

June 2006 (6 posts )

• 06/23: The hierarchy of resource costs (2 comments)
• 06/23: Classic Texts In Computer Science (0 comments)
• 06/23: Yes it should Frans (0 comments)
• 06/13: Open Source in Healthcare BOF as OSCON (0 comments)
• 06/13: Is going to medical school worth it (1 comment)
• 06/13: Talking about software development is hard (2 comments)

May 2006 (6 posts )

• 05/24: At OSCon 2006 (1 comment)
• 05/24: Windows Live Local – still no good (0 comments)
• 05/23: Installing a game is hard (0 comments)
• 05/05: Sahil mis-diagnoses one : Bad programmer diseases (2 comments)
• 05/03: Changing webhosts (0 comments)
• 05/01: Enabling autorun for a USB flash drive. (16 comments)

April 2006 (5 posts )

• 04/20: Strange things are afoot at the SQL Server (0 comments)
• 04/16: Regular Expressions are required (4 comments)
• 04/14: wheeeeeeeeeeeee (1 comment)
• 04/10: Bootcamp will increase purchases of Windows (0 comments)
• 04/05: Officially Boot Windows on your Intel Mac (2 comments)

March 2006 (22 posts )

• 03/30: You think the CSVDB is funny (0 comments)
• 03/29: Grabbing arbitrary elements from the DOM (0 comments)
• 03/29: Polymorphic relationships in Rails (0 comments)
• 03/29: IE 7 beta 2 = very beta (2 comments)
• 03/29: Visual Studio 2005 and old web projects (0 comments)
• 03/28: Passionate employees (0 comments)
• 03/27: All XML based messages are just POX over the wire (5 comments)
• 03/22: Vista slip could have been worse (0 comments)
• 03/22: Say Dave (1 comment)
• 03/22: Old computer viruses (1 comment)
• 03/17: We are all Mort (3 comments)
• 03/17: Why are programming languages all based on English? (3 comments)
• 03/14: I love USB Flash drives (1 comment)
• 03/14: Send Raymond and family positive thoughts (0 comments)
• 03/08: Feature creation mindset (0 comments)
• 03/08: Great explanation of AndAlso (0 comments)
• 03/07: A lesson for the IE team (0 comments)
• 03/07: Looks like I broke that blogging block (0 comments)
• 03/07: Dan GIlmour gets it (0 comments)
• 03/07: A Hunch engine (1 comment)
• 03/07: The Dojo event system (0 comments)
• 03/07: A Promise (0 comments)

February 2006 (6 posts )

• 02/13: A few quick links (1 comment)
• 02/06: TDD installation is hard (4 comments)
• 02/06: Unit testing challenge (1 comment)
• 02/02: ApplicationPath and the IIS metabase (3 comments)
• 02/01: What happens when you tie your components together too closely (0 comments)
• 02/01: Marketing in forums and weblogs (0 comments)

January 2006 (15 posts )

• 01/30: How to make tagging useful (0 comments)
• 01/30: When a cache isn’t a cache (0 comments)
• 01/30: You can’t ever find all the bugs (0 comments)
• 01/14: Vista vs OS X is not important (6 comments)
• 01/11: One of the benefits of working in medical research (1 comment)
• 01/10: I’ll be buying from the Apple store (1 comment)
• 01/10: Macworld (1 comment)
• 01/10: Ahhhhhh, another Macworld (0 comments)
• 01/10: Grey areas of DRM (0 comments)
• 01/10:  I stand corrected (1 comment)
• 01/10:  Your WTF moment of the day (0 comments)
• 01/09:  The new Vista UI, same as the old (3 comments)
• 01/09:  It’s the stuble-head that makes me laugh. (0 comments)
• 01/07: Linux can run on anything (0 comments)
• 01/05: I’m going to take a stab at this one (0 comments)

December 2005 (14 posts )

• 12/30: Translating for the non-technical (1 comment)
• 12/30: I love pimp my code (0 comments)
• 12/30: True (0 comments)
• 12/27: Visual Studio 2005 memory leak (0 comments)
• 12/27:  Xbox 360 should have integrated with MSN Music (1 comment)
• 12/27:  Scott Guthrie is the best thing going for ASPdotNet (1 comment)
• 12/23: Stupid people shouldn’t buy music from iTunes (5 comments)
• 12/19: SVG enabled in Webkit (0 comments)
• 12/14: MSN and Privacy (1 comment)
• 12/12: Because client script is HARD (0 comments)
• 12/08: A Tragic day in computer science and mathematics (1 comment)
• 12/07: To reiterate don’t sniff for browser versions (1 comment)
• 12/04: Migrating to two point oh (0 comments)
• 12/04: Unit tests are the new documentation (9 comments)

November 2005 (27 posts )

• 11/27: OPML isn’t really an open spec (0 comments)
• 11/16: Javascript vs ECMAScript (4 comments)
• 11/16: Google Print book rental (4 comments)
• 11/15: The three types of users you meet in tech support (1 comment)
• 11/15: Vendor Lock in (2 comments)
• 11/14: Penny Arcade is using RoR (0 comments)
• 11/14: !(Ten Blogging Hacks) (1 comment)
• 11/14: No regex in ASP.NET 2.0 for you! (3 comments)
• 11/13: Seaside development (4 comments)
• 11/12: Don’t sniff for browser versions (1 comment)
• 11/12: More on Childs Play (0 comments)
• 11/09: Funniest thing I’ve read today (1 comment)
• 11/09: Classic case of knows-too-much (3 comments)
• 11/09: Mashup and hack (4 comments)
• 11/08: PC versus Mac lines of code (0 comments)
• 11/08: I need a better template (0 comments)
• 11/08: Childs Play 2005 (1 comment)
• 11/08: XCode and Visual Studio go head to head (3 comments)
• 11/08: Virtual Earth and RoR (0 comments)
• 11/07: Amazons Mechanical Turk == Google Answers + Other Stuff (0 comments)
• 11/07: Visual Studio Express editions free for 1 year (3 comments)
• 11/05: Feed having issues (0 comments)
• 11/05: Tagging, rss, opml session (1 comment)
• 11/05: Women in technology talk (0 comments)
• 11/05: At Seattle Mind Camp (0 comments)
• 11/03: XBox 360 Ferrari (0 comments)
• 11/01: live.com is dead to Mac users (1 comment)

October 2005 (16 posts )

• 10/31: Windows vs OS X for wireless networking (0 comments)
• 10/30: Free Remote Linux desktops (0 comments)
• 10/30: Seattle mind camp, I’ll be there (0 comments)
• 10/30: The Privacy implications of the Attention API (0 comments)
• 10/10: Yahoo Podcast Search understands the subscribe button (0 comments)
• 10/10: Seattle Mind Camp – Nov 5 (0 comments)
• 10/09: XSLT debugging in Visual Studio 2005 (0 comments)
• 10/08: Common usage of icons (0 comments)
• 10/08: My Red Cross drive is over (0 comments)
• 10/06: Browsing the web under WFW 3.11 (0 comments)
• 10/04: Installing apps on Windows is the problem (0 comments)
• 10/04: 908 lines (0 comments)
• 10/04: Say it ain’t so Om (0 comments)
• 10/02: Site Explorer for Yahoo! Search Web Services (0 comments)
• 10/01: Thanks to all (0 comments)
• 10/01: OPML isn’t all that impressive (1 comment)

September 2005 (19 posts )

• 09/30: OPML the new CSV file? (2 comments)
• 09/24: Version 2.0 has shipped (2 comments)
• 09/19: Alder Planetarium is the place to be Oct 21st (1 comment)
• 09/19: Yar ’tis talk like a pirate day (0 comments)
• 09/18: Memorandum didn’t pick up on much of the PDC (0 comments)
• 09/16: irony thy name is mini-microsoft (0 comments)
• 09/15: Nintendo Revolution controller (0 comments)
• 09/15: Playing more with LINQ makes you talk funny (1 comment)
• 09/14: Start.com developer page (0 comments)
• 09/14: Google blog search suuucccckkks right now (0 comments)
• 09/13: LINQ TakeWhile SkipWhile  (1 comment)
• 09/13: LINQ (0 comments)
• 09/13: PDC 2005 keynote (0 comments)
• 09/13: Office 12 looks like iTunes (3 comments)
• 09/12: Free-As-In-Beer Rails Hosting (0 comments)
• 09/07: iTunes 5 and iTunes phone (0 comments)
• 09/05: Makeshiftworkstation.jpg (3 comments)
• 09/02: Amazon has created a Red Cross donation page (0 comments)
• 09/01: My ad revenue this month goes to Katrina relief (6 comments)

August 2005 (22 posts )

• 08/31: Donating to the Katrina relief (0 comments)
• 08/31: How to tell you are due for an upgrade (0 comments)
• 08/31: Focus steal mothers (0 comments)
• 08/29: Of course Google Is an Advertising Company (0 comments)
• 08/28: More on Lazy coders (0 comments)
• 08/28: How I picked my domain name (1 comment)
• 08/26: It is a GREAT time to be a Developer (0 comments)
• 08/23: The Summer of Google (0 comments)
• 08/23: google IM is live now (0 comments)
• 08/22: gah, what the hell is this line doing? (1 comment)
• 08/22: Googles ultimate goal (1 comment)
• 08/18: Why are people still listening to Joel (1 comment)
• 08/18: No more CTP’s (0 comments)
• 08/18: Dave Winer quote (0 comments)
• 08/17: $399 to play your old XBox games on a single console (0 comments)
• 08/16: Yahoo toolbar truly does integrate with Firefox (0 comments)
• 08/15: Reboot remote machine from RDC Session (4 comments)
• 08/15: Running visual studio versions side by side (3 comments)
• 08/05: Did I already tell you that I hate the new web project model? (1 comment)
• 08/05: I can’t install Rails on Ubuntu linux (0 comments)
• 08/05: Beware urban legends (1 comment)
• 08/02: Apples new scrolling mouse (1 comment)

July 2005 (17 posts )

• 07/29: How is your companys WiFi? (0 comments)
• 07/28: hehe, from a slashdot thread on the Vista release (1 comment)
• 07/22: Portland Code Camp (2 comments)
• 07/21: Mapping software lately (1 comment)
• 07/20: New start website from MS (1 comment)
• 07/20: Why I hate intellisense (2 comments)
• 07/18: Forensic Development (0 comments)
• 07/18: Scoble is looking for names for Longhorn (2 comments)
• 07/15: When to not log exceptions to the event log (2 comments)
• 07/13: half moved over (0 comments)
• 07/12: Ruby for Java and C# developers (0 comments)
• 07/11: Forensic Development (2 comments)
• 07/06: getting Ruby on Rails working under Tiger (0 comments)
• 07/06: Bad things to hear from your DBA (1 comment)
• 07/06: Ruby on rails error (6 comments)
• 07/05: A quick tip when dealing with resources (3 comments)
• 07/01: Safari and RSS support (0 comments)

June 2005 (20 posts )

• 06/27: Tagging and discovery (2 comments)
• 06/24: WinForms 2.0: Still the Bastard Child of .NET Development (3 comments)
• 06/24: IE7 looks and acts like Safari (0 comments)
• 06/24: Darrell Norton’s Blog [MVP] : Dynamic languages work closer to how you design software (0 comments)
• 06/23: Seattle most unwired city (0 comments)
• 06/23: NeoOffice/J (1 comment)
• 06/21: NYC = no free WiFi (0 comments)
• 06/19: In NYC this week (0 comments)
• 06/16: Apple – Mac OS X – Inkwell (0 comments)
• 06/16: Chris Pirillo (2 comments)
• 06/16: IE and this site (0 comments)
• 06/16: Lots of spam coming in (0 comments)
• 06/10: Monad not in Longhorn (0 comments)
• 06/10: Visual Studio (3 comments)
• 06/10: MSN Toolbar with tabbed browsing (6 comments)
• 06/10: Tabbed browsing in MSN Toolbar not MSN Search toolbar (0 comments)
• 06/06: MacOS on Intel (1 comment)
• 06/04: Matthew proctoring at TechEd (0 comments)
• 06/01: ending bracket comments (9 comments)
• 06/01: Design patterns – hope or hype (2 comments)

May 2005 (21 posts )

• 05/25: MS blogging software and the blogging community (1 comment)
• 05/25: Grasshopper – you got your ASP.NET in my Linux (0 comments)
• 05/25:  Web Services – all about messages (0 comments)
• 05/25: Make Multiple Visual Studio .NET Projects Participate in the Same Web Application (0 comments)
• 05/25: Quicksilver and Tiger (0 comments)
• 05/24: the solution for borked posting (5 comments)
• 05/24: .NET vs managed C++ (2 comments)
• 05/19: Scripting languages and Microsoft (4 comments)
• 05/18: More technical content coming soon (0 comments)
• 05/18: NetNewsWire 2.0 and Bloglines (1 comment)
• 05/17: When Nintendo says backwards compatibility (3 comments)
• 05/17: My friend Tom comes out of the closet (0 comments)
• 05/17: Jeff Key – Windows Desktop Search experiences (3 comments)
• 05/16: General observation on closed and open source (2 comments)
• 05/09: Delicious Library (0 comments)
• 05/09: Dashboard Widgets do not autoinstall (0 comments)
• 05/06: At least one new OS is coming out of Redmond this year (1 comment)
• 05/05: Paul Thurrott’s SuperSite for Windows: Windows Longhorn Build 5048 Review (0 comments)
• 05/05: Dashboard-dev mailing list (0 comments)
• 05/03: Be on the lookout for a special Absolut bottle (0 comments)
• 05/03: Automator *is* the secret killer app for Tiger (0 comments)

April 2005 (23 posts )

• 04/30: Tiger launch in Seattle (1 comment)
• 04/29: Design Patterns for Searching in C# (1 comment)
• 04/28: Size of scientific datasets (5 comments)
• 04/27: Chris Pirillo goes to WinHEC (3 comments)
• 04/26: Bad developers are made not learned. (8 comments)
• 04/26:  IBM Reflexive User Interface Builder (0 comments)
• 04/26: Why Apple can push out new tech faster than Microsoft (0 comments)
• 04/25: Not excited any more (8 comments)
• 04/12: Seen in a Fortune file (0 comments)
• 04/12: Paged Comments editor for Wordpress (0 comments)
• 04/12: MacOS Tiger April 29th (1 comment)
• 04/11: Andys thoughts on Bill’s VB6 link (4 comments)
• 04/11: Build Servers = great tools (0 comments)
• 04/07: FHCRC is hiring (0 comments)
• 04/07: Changes in medical technology (0 comments)
• 04/06: Wordpress and MSN spaces URLs (0 comments)
• 04/06: Odin Has Heard His Call! (0 comments)
• 04/05: Performance costs of reflection (3 comments)
• 04/04: WinBinder PHP to Windows app program (1 comment)
• 04/03: Insideous Exceptions (0 comments)
• 04/01: Great compiler errors (0 comments)
• 04/01: Hanselman does things the hard way (5 comments)
• 04/01: Shut up or we’ll yank your MVP status (0 comments)

March 2005 (36 posts )

• 03/31: some doink code (0 comments)
• 03/30: When to throw an Exception (5 comments)
• 03/30: Once I again I blaze a trail for others to follow (0 comments)
• 03/29: Microsoft gloats about playing catch-up to Apple (4 comments)
• 03/29: Picotux – the smallest Linux device I’ve seen (0 comments)
• 03/26: Endgadget reviews Napster to go(I told you so) (1 comment)
• 03/25: Does Cory Doctorow know what DRM stands for? (0 comments)
• 03/25: Microsoft Tech Ed and PDC not worth the time or money (7 comments)
• 03/25: Free RealBasic standard offer (0 comments)
• 03/25: Codezone – Only one user group in all of Washington state? (0 comments)
• 03/24: XtremeMac – AirPlay FM Transmitter for iPod shuffle (1 comment)
• 03/24: Duh (0 comments)
• 03/17: How about a virtual developers conference? (1 comment)
• 03/17: What gets me when I’m switching from VB.NET top C#? (6 comments)
• 03/16: imeem – written in C# and Mono (0 comments)
• 03/16: Why no serious MS Application in .NET yet ?? in dotnet.general (0 comments)
• 03/16: Nothing is wrong with this series (0 comments)
• 03/16: Ruby’s Enumerable sort_by adventures in Ruby part 3 (0 comments)
• 03/16: GoogleX (0 comments)
• 03/16: Billy ‘Wicked’ Wilson dies (0 comments)
• 03/16: iTunes to go? (4 comments)
• 03/14: Turn any weblog post into a podcast (2 comments)
• 03/14: How much is that monkey for? (0 comments)
• 03/11: Comparing IIS7 to Apache (2 comments)
• 03/10: Paul Vick the voice of reason. (0 comments)
• 03/10: VB petition (1 comment)
• 03/10: Microsoft scripting replacement (0 comments)
• 03/09: Bitch Bitch Bitch – embedded resources (0 comments)
• 03/09: VB 6 is dead, long live VB6 (1 comment)
• 03/08: bracket-cal karma (0 comments)
• 03/08: Again, Sony doesn’ t get it. (0 comments)
• 03/07: The Code Project – Do far more work than you have to. (3 comments)
• 03/06: Not even close Kevin (0 comments)
• 03/04: Apple can’t be the new Microsoft (0 comments)
• 03/04: What is Google up to? (0 comments)
• 03/04: World of Warcract and server loads (0 comments)

February 2005 (34 posts )

• 02/28: Just to pick a nit (0 comments)
• 02/27: Google toolbar is fine (0 comments)
• 02/27: Using Virtual PC or QEMU for testing (0 comments)
• 02/25: new adventures in Ruby part two (2 comments)
• 02/25: new adventures in Ruby – part one (0 comments)
• 02/25: Great one more question I have to ask when I interview (4 comments)
• 02/25: Recent Geek dinner (2 comments)
• 02/23: Eclipse 3.0 whoa (0 comments)
• 02/23: MS Antispyware needs a lotta room in beta (0 comments)
• 02/22: I’ll second that (0 comments)
• 02/22: Theme editor in Wordpress Strayhorn (0 comments)
• 02/22: Tablet PC – better than the last time I tried it (1 comment)
• 02/22: ILIDE# (2 comments)
• 02/22: wow, lots of Mono applications (0 comments)
• 02/22: Interview Questions part ni (7 comments)
• 02/21: What if you don’t have an itch to scratch (0 comments)
• 02/21: Solution to trackback spammers (0 comments)
• 02/21: Oracle just ain’t no damn good (1 comment)
• 02/21: Everyones doing it Joe (0 comments)
• 02/18: Reading this comment thread reminds me of something (1 comment)
• 02/16: Standard answers to problems involving Microsoft (0 comments)
• 02/15: English variable names (4 comments)
• 02/15: WordPress ?�? Download (0 comments)
• 02/15: My Tivo is retarded (2 comments)
• 02/14: dear Mr Baus. (1 comment)
• 02/10: CreateChildControls before OnLoad (0 comments)
• 02/10: No good OSS debuggers (0 comments)
• 02/09: calling a super method from an sub class instance (0 comments)
• 02/09: dynamic typing of return values (0 comments)
• 02/08: adding innerText to Mozilla and other browsers (8 comments)
• 02/08: My experience with Napster (0 comments)
• 02/08: Bloglines acquired (0 comments)
• 02/03: Using Object Oriented State Machines in .NET (0 comments)
• 02/02: iPod and the end-to-end experience (3 comments)

January 2005 (12 posts )

• 01/18: Naked Robert Scoble (0 comments)
• 01/18: Tablet PC doesn’t work for Chem class (6 comments)
• 01/18: Microsoft looks to Yahoo for it’s innovation (0 comments)
• 01/13: DRM music is not so bad (1 comment)
• 01/11: A $99 iPod? SOLD! (0 comments)
• 01/11: An actual pizza box (0 comments)
• 01/06: w.blogger 4.0 released (0 comments)
• 01/06: putting the FUN back into functional specs (0 comments)
• 01/05: Sriram Krishnan had the same idea I had (2 comments)
• 01/04: SqlConnectionStringBuilder use the Data Link (0 comments)
• 01/04: causticPhils lack of perspective (1 comment)
• 01/01: Scoble is having bandwidth problems (1 comment)

December 2004 (13 posts )

• 12/29: Donate via Amazon.com  (0 comments)
• 12/27: interesting but horrible comment (0 comments)
• 12/22: ahhhh the benefits of OSS (1 comment)
• 12/22: Rory is dead wrong (0 comments)
• 12/21: Finally, clippy gets some respect (0 comments)
• 12/21: snooping around resumes (3 comments)
• 12/20: Ed hits a nerve (1 comment)
• 12/17: Visio sucks (40 comments)
• 12/10: Java Serialization and .NET (1 comment)
• 12/09: Outlining in Word (0 comments)
• 12/06: Free Programming and Computer Science Books (1 comment)
• 12/02: Killer feature for MSN Spaces (0 comments)
• 12/02: MSN Search: Carnage4life site:spaces.msn.com (0 comments)

November 2004 (10 posts )

• 11/29: Does anyone still use the visual designer for ASP.NET apps? (1 comment)
• 11/20: network installers in Seattle (0 comments)
• 11/18: Indigo beta next year (0 comments)
• 11/16: Amazon – Fix your busted Wish Lists! (0 comments)
• 11/11: Microsoft Crawling Google Results For New Search Engine (0 comments)
• 11/10: BBspot – Top 11 C# Compiler Warnings (0 comments)
• 11/10: Comment Spam sucks (0 comments)
• 11/09:  Half-Life 2 rendering paths (3 comments)
• 11/09: I need a weapon (0 comments)
• 11/02: another definition of irony (0 comments)

October 2004 (15 posts )

• 10/27: Google Desktop out of control (2 comments)
• 10/27: We Kansans stick together (1 comment)
• 10/27: Loading code-behind assemblies dynamically (3 comments)
• 10/26: A better suggestion for Omer (0 comments)
• 10/26: Great timing for a Cocoa SIG (1 comment)
• 10/25: Robert Scoble on adapting UNIX thinking. (1 comment)
• 10/21: BBspot – Which File Extension Are You? (0 comments)
• 10/18: Jim and Chris don’t get it (0 comments)
• 10/15: Windows update reboots (0 comments)
• 10/15: A Google post NOT about the desktop engine (0 comments)
• 10/15: www.childsplaycharity.org Child’s Play (0 comments)
• 10/13: OQO is finally shipping. (0 comments)
• 10/11: No rebuttal to Citizen Microsoft (0 comments)
• 10/08: OUCH Schneier- Microsoft still has work to do (0 comments)
• 10/05: dotNetRocks == best of breed. (0 comments)

September 2004 (29 posts )

• 09/30: 6 degrees of Scotts (0 comments)
• 09/29: Bloglines Services (0 comments)
• 09/24: so much for separation of code and UI (0 comments)
• 09/24: backporting patches (0 comments)
• 09/23: Journaled filesystems and SCM (2 comments)
• 09/22: the why-didn’t-I-think-of-that file (0 comments)
• 09/21: who is behind the special Google logos? (0 comments)
• 09/21: SQL Injection via SQL Parameters? (2 comments)
• 09/21: towel cut == pay raise for Bill (2 comments)
• 09/21: Yahoo maps (0 comments)
• 09/17: Resource (7 comments)
• 09/17: Resharper Error (1 comment)
• 09/17: uninstalling CodeRush (0 comments)
• 09/17: Weblogger meetups and all the people I have met (0 comments)
• 09/16: Crossroads at 6:30  (0 comments)
• 09/16: Someone who doesn’t rush into anything (0 comments)
• 09/15: this is a really old weblog (0 comments)
• 09/15: Office DRM (2 comments)
• 09/14: MSDN event this thursday (0 comments)
• 09/14: Mozilla Thunderbird 0.8 Release Notes (1 comment)
• 09/13: GMail invites (4 comments)
• 09/12: Why do people subscribe to the main weblogs.asp.net feed (0 comments)
• 09/11: under the hood – intro to MSIL (0 comments)
• 09/11: Important gentoo thread (0 comments)
• 09/11: an Oldie but a goodie (0 comments)
• 09/02: Nifty WMP 10 is XP only (2 comments)
• 09/02: huh (3 comments)
• 09/01: beta MSN Music Store (1 comment)
• 09/01: GMAIL Blog Game nifty (1 comment)

August 2004 (28 posts )

• 08/31: It all fits together now (0 comments)
• 08/27: Larry Osterman is old (0 comments)
• 08/27: Tablet PC (1 comment)
• 08/25: Browing msdn with FireFox (3 comments)
• 08/24: File or assembly name Plugins/bin/AnotherPlugin, or one of its dependencies, was not found. (1 comment)
• 08/19: Interview questions (1 comment)
• 08/17: Amen Mikhail (0 comments)
• 08/17: 1st Place for GhostDoc !!! (2 comments)
• 08/17: re-throwing exceptions (0 comments)
• 08/16: Exception handling.  (0 comments)
• 08/16: ah poor Microsoft (4 comments)
• 08/13: dotNet OSS and company support. (2 comments)
• 08/13: Why can’t anyone code in .NET? (0 comments)
• 08/12: Comment Moderation (0 comments)
• 08/12: .Text changes (0 comments)
• 08/11: Interview with Neal Peart of Rush (1 comment)
• 08/11: dotNet apps are hard to configure (1 comment)
• 08/10: I’m done with the asp.net forums (0 comments)
• 08/10: More bad errors in VB.NET IDE (0 comments)
• 08/10: 5 lines of VB.NET to one line of C# (1 comment)
• 08/09: third person? (2 comments)
• 08/06: Selling services is not wrong (0 comments)
• 08/06: MSN Web Messenger (0 comments)
• 08/03: Doom3 officially released today (0 comments)
• 08/03: MS memory tester (0 comments)
• 08/02: Is Microsoft a Democratic company (0 comments)
• 08/02: Microsot take notice (0 comments)
• 08/01: Opensource .NET Projects (0 comments)

July 2004 (30 posts )

• 07/31: uh-oh, Mozilla must be getting popular (0 comments)
• 07/28: What’s all the hub-bub, bub? (1 comment)
• 07/23: slowly but surely (0 comments)
• 07/23: IE is the Courtney Love of the browser world (2 comments)
• 07/22: IE blog and commenting (0 comments)
• 07/22: IE blogs (0 comments)
• 07/22: BOA == DOA (0 comments)
• 07/21: Google, circa 1960 (0 comments)
• 07/21: cool, my friends old boss (0 comments)
• 07/21: Not necessarily Martin (1 comment)
• 07/21: My trackbacks suck (1 comment)
• 07/21: tight code and more RAM (0 comments)
• 07/20: Where do you want to go today (0 comments)
• 07/20: 35 years ago today (0 comments)
• 07/19: MS employees continue to advance towards an open source mentality (0 comments)
• 07/17: ex-softies and open source (0 comments)
• 07/13: In NYC for the rest of the week. (0 comments)
• 07/12: C# AND VB.NET suck (2 comments)
• 07/11: Wesley might have made a few mistakes… (0 comments)
• 07/11: Oracle building design (0 comments)
• 07/10: AUIML by IBM Alphaworks (3 comments)
• 07/09: Mozilla Vulnerability (0 comments)
• 07/08: Larry inadvertenly makes Joels point for him. (1 comment)
• 07/08: Mozilla patch out (0 comments)
• 07/07: This sounds like a good place for a Googlebomb (2 comments)
• 07/07: Where have all the gurus gone? (1 comment)
• 07/05: MSN magazine recommends Mozilla over IE (1 comment)
• 07/02: Xgrid and Cocoa Applications (0 comments)
• 07/02: Today was a good day for GRID computing. (0 comments)
• 07/01: Sam Gentile comments on Patrick Logans post (0 comments)

June 2004 (18 posts )

• 06/28: College and training. (2 comments)
• 06/28: Irony thy name is Kent (2 comments)
• 06/28: Dr. Neil blogging! (0 comments)
• 06/23: Visual Studio Whidbey and team services. (1 comment)
• 06/23: BTW Dana, next geek dinner… (0 comments)
• 06/23: Code Coverage and .NET (1 comment)
• 06/19: Geek Dinner : June 21 2004 : Bellevue WA, USA (0 comments)
• 06/16: IE and the Microsoft API (0 comments)
• 06/16: You too can crash Windows (2 comments)
• 06/14: Why Microsoft is doomed. (0 comments)
• 06/14: Free XMLSPY Home Edition License (0 comments)
• 06/14: ObjectSpaces and WinFS and vendor lockin (0 comments)
• 06/14: Geek dinner at Crossroads June 21st 6:30 PM (0 comments)
• 06/12: Scoble & the IE team don’t get it. (0 comments)
• 06/10: Linux moving to Portland (0 comments)
• 06/09: IE doesn’t support serialized XML from .NET? (0 comments)
• 06/09: Sometimes computers need to be oppressed! (0 comments)
• 06/09: Kapsules – widgets for your desktop (1 comment)

May 2004 (22 posts )

• 05/28: Tech Ed 2004 it’s over, was it worth it? (0 comments)
• 05/26: MSN Messenger and configuring tabs (12 comments)
• 05/26: Nullable types in C# (0 comments)
• 05/26: 15 Seconds : Generics In-Depth (0 comments)
• 05/26: WS and immutable contracts (0 comments)
• 05/26: The Basic Laws of Human Stupidity (0 comments)
• 05/26: Microsoft just doesn’t get Security – NOT! (0 comments)
• 05/24: New Hatteras information. (1 comment)
• 05/24: the super-alpha-uber-geek, GeekMan! (0 comments)
• 05/24: Questions with no right answers. (1 comment)
• 05/24: Are code snippets evil? (0 comments)
• 05/16: Handleless doors and OOP (0 comments)
• 05/14: Moveable Type pricing change. (0 comments)
• 05/12: Brains and Brawn talk (1 comment)
• 05/11: Data can be sad. (1 comment)
• 05/10: two classes, same namespace, same project – one can’t find a reference (0 comments)
• 05/05: New version of SharpDevelop.SmallerFootprint = true; (0 comments)
• 05/05: Whidbey and Web Projects (1 comment)
• 05/03: ASP.NET and Subversion (1 comment)
• 05/03: DRM  (0 comments)
• 05/02: MS too focused on future tech (0 comments)
• 05/02: DevDAys blogging contest (4 comments)

April 2004 (25 posts )

• 04/30: What’s in my gadget bag? (0 comments)
• 04/30: .NET Application server == null (0 comments)
• 04/29: Tonight – Dine out for Life (0 comments)
• 04/29: BASIC turns 40 (0 comments)
• 04/27: Dynamic Typing (0 comments)
• 04/27: Women in computing (1 comment)
• 04/26: Fire and Motion quote (0 comments)
• 04/26: Time has a Techblog (0 comments)
• 04/23: Pat Tilman dies in Afghanistan (7 comments)
• 04/21: page 23? Shore baaaaaaaa! (0 comments)
• 04/21: MS Car 1.0 (0 comments)
• 04/20: emerge XFCE (2 comments)
• 04/20: Udi on strongly typed collections (1 comment)
• 04/16: MSDN tour (0 comments)
• 04/16: The first rule of blogging (0 comments)
• 04/15: bad mojo with Google (why robots.txt is important) (0 comments)
• 04/14: MSDN and the code in their articles. (1 comment)
• 04/14: Toast and popups (0 comments)
• 04/14: Code behind vs. code inside (0 comments)
• 04/14: new static modifier for classes in Whidbey (0 comments)
• 04/13: Lounge Rock (2 comments)
• 04/13: My luck with technology (0 comments)
• 04/13: Strongly typed objects and collections vs. performance (7 comments)
• 04/03: Palm tech support (0 comments)
• 04/03:  (0 comments)

March 2004 (29 posts )

• 03/29: Google Compute Project (0 comments)
• 03/27: Social Computing symposium (7 comments)
• 03/26: I give up on VB.NET (8 comments)
• 03/24: Securing connection string using the DPAPI (1 comment)
• 03/24: SQL Reporting services is working on my dev machine (3 comments)
• 03/22: Corollary to Godwins law (0 comments)
• 03/21: Wow, ouch for Microsoft (0 comments)
• 03/19: OK, I’m done trying to use Report Services (2 comments)
• 03/19: SQL Reporting services integration with visual studio (3 comments)
• 03/18: DevDays 2004 – qiuck post of my notes (0 comments)
• 03/18: PHP 5.0 RC1 is out (0 comments)
• 03/17: RSS and BitTorrent (0 comments)
• 03/15: How to know if you are writing too much C# code (0 comments)
• 03/15: CNN article about RSS and the new web (0 comments)
• 03/14: Should unlimited blogging be allowed at conferences? (1 comment)
• 03/12: OS/2 is the least attacked OS on the internet according to zone-h data (1 comment)
• 03/12: DevEnv.exe smackdown (0 comments)
• 03/11: Dear SharpDevelop team (1 comment)
• 03/11: Microsoft research vs. IBM Alphaworks (2 comments)
• 03/11: Yay, I love old browsers (0 comments)
• 03/10: A friend pointed me to this KB article (0 comments)
• 03/10: If Microsoft won’t come to the mountain… (0 comments)
• 03/10: oooooh RSS feeds from IBM Alphaworks and Developerworks (1 comment)
• 03/09:  (0 comments)
• 03/07: Best bug report ever (0 comments)
• 03/04: Should the hobbyist programmer matter to Microsoft? (2 comments)
• 03/02:  (0 comments)
• 03/01: Security and ASP.NET (0 comments)
• 03/01: Why no one wants a CS degree (0 comments)

February 2004 (22 posts )

• 02/24: Live to code vs. coding for a living (1 comment)
• 02/24: Standard customer testimonial for any software (0 comments)
• 02/23: Australian Tax Office to change it’s SOE (0 comments)
• 02/23: Which live distro will go 2.6 first? (0 comments)
• 02/23: new weblog links (0 comments)
• 02/22: Cobalt – Palm OS 6 (1 comment)
• 02/20: configure email clients to send ASCII (0 comments)
• 02/20: Dia diagram tool (0 comments)
• 02/20: Linux really compromised more? (0 comments)
• 02/19: Doctype crossreference table (0 comments)
• 02/19: a Public service announcement (0 comments)
• 02/18: Add scripting to your .NET application (0 comments)
• 02/16: blogging as conversation (1 comment)
• 02/16: The online generation (0 comments)
• 02/12:  (0 comments)
• 02/11:  (0 comments)
• 02/10:  (0 comments)
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January 2004 (10 posts )

• 01/31: Upcoming articles and posts here (0 comments)
• 01/31: What constitutes good code? (0 comments)
• 01/31: DevDays2004 – bad error messages and security (0 comments)
• 01/30: MS: "Don’t click on URLs" (0 comments)
• 01/28: RDF feed modified (0 comments)
• 01/22: My XP Performance woes (0 comments)
• 01/16: CAS and C# (0 comments)
• 01/15: Scoble: My dinner with IE (0 comments)
• 01/13: ROTOR – shared source CLI (0 comments)
• 01/04: Great post explaining Open Source/Free Software (0 comments)

December 2003 (7 posts )

• 12/24: Changes in PHP 5.0 (0 comments)
• 12/24:  (0 comments)
• 12/24: Changes in PHP 5.0 (0 comments)
• 12/21: Can’t let this one go unnoticed (0 comments)
• 12/17: search.microsoft.com (0 comments)
• 12/16: Eli Robillard on "The Lazy Programmer" (0 comments)
• 12/15: Blog aggregating idea that needs to be evangelized (0 comments)

October 2003 (1 post )

• 10/30: PHP 5.0 beta 2 release (0 comments)

February 2003 (1 post )

• 02/17: PHP 4.3.1 fixes some security issues (0 comments)

December 2002 (3 posts )

• 12/30: PHP 4.3.0 released (0 comments)
• 12/20: Installing mod_perl without being a privileged user (0 comments)
• 12/11: Why choose PHP over other Languages? (0 comments)

November 2002 (1 post )

• 11/29: Welcome to Lazycoder (0 comments)

January 1970 (1 post )

• 01/01: Understanding the Microprocessor at ArsTechnica (0 comments)