Whooo…. See the post describing the process here.
The download should be available for MSDN Universal / Express / Dev subscribers now, and for external beta groups by Wednesday (I’m told you can get your CD to you by Friday for those who are official beta groups). Some groups are reporting issues with build numbers, versioning, […]
The whole web has been raving about the new beta from Google (see my rant here).
So, in keeping with being a fun and sharing community I figured I’d post the JavaScript that powers this beast behind the scenes. I’ve spaced it out (since Google removed everything extraneous, and I do mean everything, in favour of […]
So, the book I mentioned yesterday is being done by yours truly.
Seems that someone else has realised this is a great idea as well.
There’s some history to this whole blogging books business (or business blogging books).
2 years ago more than 30 authors pitched books on blogging. Publishers didn’t want them. 6 months later they wanted […]
Just a heads up. Just found out about C# Source, which is keeping a listing of hundreds of open source C# and .NET apps. Thanks to Jonathan for the tip.
This’ll probably come as a shock to folks that aren’t aware that Open Source isn’t just for non-MS technologies, but all you have to do is […]
Wow.
That’s all I have to say. I have never seen a case study of a bug be this detailed, insightful or useful.
Sub’d to blog feed!!!
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During the last few weeks I have received several requests around RSS. One was for a tutorial that could be pointed to so that others could set-up fully-featured RSS feeds on their site. And the second was to provide a comment-less version of my feed (so you’d only see my feed as new if […]
Security wiseman Anil John summarizes, links to and then adds to a great article on protecting against SQL Injection attacks.
You prevent SQL Injection using the following tactics:
* Constrain the input by validating it for type, length, format and range. Remember, ALL INPUT IS EVIL, until proved otherwise!
* Use type safe SQL parameters. The parameter […]
This will be an ongoing post over the next few weeks, with the goal of becoming a fairly comprehensive guide for how to tackle this very important issue.
For now, I’m going to keep it simple. For those who know how to read, here is the Software Update Services Deployment Whitepaper. That should be enough to […]
It’s been awhile since I’ve posted any actual code. Most of the coding I’ve been doing this month has been in KiXtart. Most people will undoubtedly have not heard of “KiX” (the short form).
KiX is essentially DOS, on speed, for network admins of Microsoft networks. It has some pretty impressive functions. Normally it’s […]
Vinnie’s got a great one again with Back to Basics #4.
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