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Outlook 2007, the RSS Reader

I finally sat down to load up all my RSS feeds from Google Desktop to Outlook 2007....

Curly Braces – the holy war

I sense I’m spurring a holy war discussion when I raise the issue, but some have asked why I code with curly braces on the same line rather than a new line....

CSS Footer

This is a technique for creating a CSS footer that will snap to the bottom of the content or the bottom of the page, which ever is lower....

CSS – A Complete Journey

I taught ‘CSS – A complete journey’ at the Arizona .NET Users’ Group last night. It was a blast!...

Code Signing: two worlds defined

I’ve always been a fan of code signing. There’s “signing” to give the assembly a strong assembly name, and there’s “signing” to verify the application hasn’t been tampered with....

NAnt intellisense in Visual Studio

NAnt is a phenomenally cool tool for automating build scripts. Coding NAnt build files feels natural to me: unix shell script style functions and xml style syntax....

Feedback spam

Ok, I don’t know who the wise guy is who keeps trying to give me feedback spam about [use your imagination here], but I’m really not thrilled to delete as much feedback spam as I get....

NAnt

NAnt is my new best friend. NAnt is very easy to learn, very straight forward to use, and very powerful in it’s execution....

NUnit

High on my list of stuff I need to do is NUnit. Last I tried NUnit, it was wonderful and infuriating....

SSH on Windows

Apologies up front to those who will flame me for this, but I must concede. I’ve been trying to find a good excuse to get into Linux for a while....
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