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.NET Building Blocks

Noticed this over on Alex Lowes'blog, link to the building blocks page. Some very useful resources - I can see these being used more and more in the community. We already use the Exception Management and Data Access Blocks in our large Portal project, they…

More links...

Found this on Scobles' blog...guidelines on UI design, I don't think any developers can read too much of this stuff...if no-one can use it, why write it??? http://www.asktog.com/columns/022DesignedToGiveFitts.html

More links...VS.NET PowerToys

On a trawl through my Sharpreader subscriptions...ShawnMors' blog had this link . Some pretty cool toys for VS.NET... | | | --- | | Take a look at these – they are from Scott Swanson and Jason Weber, and the VS IDE team… > > > I was looking up something on the…

New Blog

Just came across this blog http://sqlblogs.com/salman/, looks like it'll become a pretty useful blog for Sql...

Must have for developers using .NET Passport...

I forget whos' blog I saw this on (post a comment and i'll link). This is essentially the documentation and bits which .NET Passport should have always come with. The passport toggler alone is totally indespensible for all developer using .NET passport. The…

IE 7.0

WSel, got your attention...I found this entry really interesting regarding the future (or not) of IE link on Scobles'blog...

Amazingly interesting...well...to me at least...

I'd love to see a more complete explanation of this system » link. This type of system really appeals to my style of architecture. Only thing I would be driven to ensure was that this system was secure...

Compression

On of the worst omissions from .NET 1.0 and 1.1 is compression...and no-one has ever really explained the reasons why we can't have it as part of the cor framework. Also, why doesn't WSE include anything on message compression? Anyway, there is one way to get…

Slimp3...

Martin Fowler has written about a little device called Slimp3..it looks amazingly cool...just what I was looking for in fact. » link

Dino Esposito, one of the greatest .NET authors around has started a weblog!

Find his weblog here, for those who don't know, Dino is the author of the MSDN Magazine Cutting Edge column as well as a whole bunch of the best books around on ASP.NET (do a search at Amazon...then buy his books!). He's already made a couple of very…

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