We skipped our weekly visit to 99 Ranch Market this week; based on rumors that some SARS cases have been seen in the area. We went to Kirkland’s waterfront to not feed the ducks, and fed ourselves at “The Slip“. It’s a nice little restaurant worth visiting, especially on a lazy summer day along the […]
Steve Saxon’s article about using XPathNavigator over Objects is now on MSDN. Would you like to navigate complex C# object hierarchies using XPaths? This is a great use of “virtual XML”.
I’m pretty happy with SlimBrowser so far. It’s got a nice tabbed interface and a zoom feature that is cool for pulling up documents on the projection screen in a meeting. I was surprised at the number of web browser shells that have been built for IE. All of the nabobs talking about how “closed” […]
This is cool:
This session reviews the Windows XP solution to DLL versioning conflicts. Consider using this technology to create Isolated Applications and develop Side by Side Assemblies. Take an in-depth look into the lifecycle of an assembly: development, packaging and deployment, and the use of configuration to manage updates, and interoperability with .NET assemblies.