More Breaking Changes for Whidbey – Personalization/Profile
Personalization as a keyword/namespace has been replaced with
Blog Posts
MANY articles on a wide array of topics. You’ll find a lot of my newer content is going to my YouTube channel first, but I do still blog occasionally.
Tech Ed Meet The Technologist Sessions
I'm presenting two 'Meet the Technologist' Sessions at TechEd04.
Visual Studio IDE Settings – Remember Mine!
TimSull writes about a new feature coming in Whidbey/VS2K5 that will allow developers to export and import their Visual Studio customization settings to and from files. This is a feature I've had an interest in for some …
Weird Caching Error? You're probably not using the right cache access pattern…
Scott Cate, who runs [kbAlertz.com](http://kbalertz.com/), among
New Version of FxCop Released (1.30)
Version 1.30 finally stops locking assemblies it's analyzing!
Avoiding the Global Assembly Cache
Chris Sells writes about reasons why we should avoid using the Global Assembly Cache, or GAC (pronounced " gack!"). I have to say that I definitely agree with his sentiments.
Speaking in Redmond about Whidbey
Carl Prothman invited me to speak at the.NET Developers Association meeting in April next week about Whidbey features.
ASP.NET Whidbey Overview
ASP.NET 2.0 and Visual Studio 2005, collectively referred to as 'Whidbey', are approaching their first beta release. These two products have a huge feature set and will revolutionize how ASP.NET developers build …