? This is what you get after installing Vista’s IIS and typing http://localhost.? It links here and just made me grin.?A Microsoft product with simple packaging?? Awesome. I am not sure what all is in there yet, but?the overall package?looks promising.? I like the Connection Strings settings, for example.? That makes great sense in a […]
Read MoreXSLT Extension objects are a convenient way to call managed code from your XSLT transformations. I have most recently found them useful to provide my CompiledTransformation classes an easy way to calculate relative linking paths between documents for HTML output. While this can be done in XSLT alone, it is not for the faint of […]
Read MoreIt is Tuesday night and I have been running Vista since Sunday afternoon. I was excited when I installed it, since Vista was such a new release. I was going to be one of the first kids on the block to run it! I am not normally so quick to convert to a new OS, but it […]
Read MoreI haven’t posted in almost 2 weeks because I am neck deep in actual code (woohoo!) and some other managerial stuff (boo, hiss). In the past 2 weeks I have developed a love/hate relationship with MS Build, fallen in love with VS Team System, and developed a deep seated fetish for JetBrains ReSharper. I am installing […]
Read MoreWhen I was first introduced to NAnt a few years ago, I was delighted to find a community of “grass roots” tasks built for NAnt in the NAnt Contrib open source project. This tasks found within this project range from ones that individuals find useful for a proprietary problem to genuine candidates for inclusion in the main […]
Read MoreI have?ridden cross country on motorcycles with this “person”.? I have even shared a hotel room with “it”.? Good grief. Would you believe that this person is a member in good standing of the Iron Butt Association? “World’s Toughest Riders” indeed. Happy Halloween, Gene.
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