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I'm very pleased that DotNetDevs has a new article up as of tonight. Steve Johnson, whom I know from the Denver Pragmatic Practitioners group, has written an article about using encryption in .NET, a topic which he spoke on at WinDev this year.

The attention to detail on this article far eclipses any other on our site; from first draft to publish was more a month of effort on Steve's part. Keith Brown also contributed a great deal of time in the review process. I, being a lazy slug, did nothing. :-p

My life over the last 6 months has been hectic, to say the least, so I was glad when Steve offered to write the article during his brief hiatus between jobs. I haven't given up on the site; I have perhaps a half dozen ideas in the hopper that are just waiting for the solid days of work they need.

If you're interested in contributing an article for .NET developers, we'd love to have it; just read our contribution guidelines.

Thanks again, Steve (and Keith)!

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