Go get it guys!  The final version of NUnit 2.2 has been released. It isn’t on the NUnit.org site yet, but you can download it from SourceForge. I haven’t played with it, but the release notes mention a few handy features that I’m curious about. Specifically, I think I’m going to like the ability to categorize my...

From Cyrus pretty cool stuff. While there are many browsers out there that do this already like the superb Firefox and My-IE I wanted to link to a really cool article by John Kennedy (unfortunate name I know) on how to build your own version based on top of the IE rendering component available in windows.  Partly...

From Cyrus pretty cool stuff. While there are many browsers out there that do this already like the superb Firefox and My-IE I wanted to link to a really cool article by John Kennedy (unfortunate name I know) on how to build your own version based on top of the IE rendering component available in windows.  Partly...

Would you believe that Google has to pay patent licensing to Yahoo? Recently Google settled a patent dispute with Yahoo, now 70 percent of Google’s income is based on technology licensed from Yahoo. Is Yahoo going to be Google’s boss? [Read more]

Would you believe that Google has to pay patent licensing to Yahoo? Recently Google settled a patent dispute with Yahoo, now 70 percent of Google’s income is based on technology licensed from Yahoo. Is Yahoo going to be Google’s boss? [Read more]

This O’Reilly article really nails a lot of stuff in terms of how to go about when making crucial decisions as a developer. I’ll be a better developer if I can follow the advice given here.

This O’Reilly article really nails a lot of stuff in terms of how to go about when making crucial decisions as a developer. I’ll be a better developer if I can follow the advice given here.

I know many people for whom this tip would have saved nearly a month of their life. Now they don’t need to right-click and select explorer but just double click, as for me I’m a keyboard fan and simply press Windows + E to open explorer. When you double-click on My Computer, it never shows the folders or Explorer bar.  When you...

I know many people for whom this tip would have saved nearly a month of their life. Now they don’t need to right-click and select explorer but just double click, as for me I’m a keyboard fan and simply press Windows + E to open explorer. When you double-click on My Computer, it never shows the folders or Explorer bar.  When you...

Most people don’t seem to know that Microsoft provides a free utility for converting mp3 files to wma. I recently received a request for a website that needed audio to be played when a user browsed to the site. Given that the audio file was quite large it had to be streamed to the browser and this being one the areas that Microsoft excels...

Most people don’t seem to know that Microsoft provides a free utility for converting mp3 files to wma. I recently received a request for a website that needed audio to be played when a user browsed to the site. Given that the audio file was quite large it had to be streamed to the browser and this being one the areas that Microsoft excels...

Found out through Jinath that Manzi has entered the blog-o-sphere. Manzi is one of the fellow administrators of dotnetforum.lk. Machang, the way things are going a small bulb is starting to blink in my head that maybe we should have our very own blog for any member of user group.

Found out through Jinath that Manzi has entered the blog-o-sphere. Manzi is one of the fellow administrators of dotnetforum.lk. Machang, the way things are going a small bulb is starting to blink in my head that maybe we should have our very own blog for any member of user group.

This article on TSS comparing EIF and log4net basically sums up my experience on choosing a logging framework for our products. After evaluating EIF and log4net I initially decided on using EIF based on two main factors (one of which turned out to be the reason why we eventually moved away from EIF). The first reason was it more flexible (yet...

This article on TSS comparing EIF and log4net basically sums up my experience on choosing a logging framework for our products. After evaluating EIF and log4net I initially decided on using EIF based on two main factors (one of which turned out to be the reason why we eventually moved away from EIF). The first reason was it more flexible (yet...