april 2005 - Posts

19 april 2005
Other things about Visual Studio 2005 Beta 2
About a thousand people must already have blogged about the release of Beta 2 of Visual Studio 2005 Standard and Team System . What I found much more interesting is the addendum to the Microsoft Beta End User License Agreement named " Go-Live License ". This will allow you, contrary to the normal EULA... Read More...
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12 april 2005
New version of Killer-Blog now online
Just a moment ago I deployed version 1.1.0.0 of Killer-Blog, featuring a comment approval and notification system. The functionality has increased enough in my opinion to allow an increase of the minor version from zero to one :) Feel free to report any bugs or errors. Interested in using Killer-Blog... Read More...
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12 april 2005
ASPToday is still alive
The second part of my thumbnail article has just been published on ASPToday . It was about time that I finished it. ;) Also, I've started doing reviews for ASPToday, meaning I am also on the "other side" of writing articles. Now I can screen and comment on technical articles that other authors wrote... Read More...
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09 april 2005
Star Wars mania
The new Star Wars movie, Episode III: Revenge of the Sith will be in theatres on the 19 th of April. To easy the pain of waiting, here are some little movies: M&M Dark Chocolate, Mpire (requires QuickTime) Star Wars rap song (requires Flash) Read More...
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04 april 2005
ClickOnce 2.0 deployment presentation at SDE
Last friday I presented a talk on ClickOnce deployment at the Software Developer Event of SDN . Here are the slides to the presentation . Some useful links: ClickOnce Deployment in .NET Framework 2.0 (15 seconds) How ClickOnce Manifest Generation works with MSBuild (Windows Forms.NET) Deploy and Update... Read More...
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02 april 2005
New casing convention
Up until now there are two common casing conventions around: camelCasing : Every word cased according to this convention starts with a lower letter and every part of the word that can be considered a new section uses a capital for better readability. E.g. whateverMakesYourClockTick PascalCasing : Same... Read More...
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