What Is The Regulator?      Go download it   It's finally done. I took the time and made a Help file for The Regulator. It's now bundled along with the new version up on SourceForge - 2.0.3. Go get it.  You can also download just the Help file as a separate zip file is you really want to. The help file also lists...

YOU ARE NOT INADEQUATE. You do NOT have to refactor all your code. You do NOT have to keep up with the latest news from microsoft, and know everythnig there is to know about longhorn, whidbey, avalon, XAML, indigo and star wars III. You do not have to ... [via Leon via Scoble]   Excellent post. go read it all. Sure made me feel better...

Finally! someone came up with a way to view the contents of a Dataset object while debugging: The Dataset QuickWatch project allows you to view the contents of a dataset just like the “visualizers” in Whidbey (well, almost. you select the expression, right click it and hit the “Dataset Quick Watch” menu. Same difference)...

Finally! someone came up with a way to view the contents of a Dataset object while debugging: The Dataset QuickWatch project allows you to view the contents of a dataset just like the “visualizers” in Whidbey (well, almost. you select the expression, right click it and hit the “Dataset Quick Watch” menu. Same difference)...

[Update: of course one small caveat is that the refresh rate of the feed is taking a bit. THis post hasn't yet been downloaded using the new feed although is was written about 4 minutes ago. Maybe I'm just impetiant that way huh?]   FeedBurner seems nice. I've learned about it through BLTS blog. They basically take your RSS feed and add...

OSLO (Reuters) - One of the Nordic region's biggest power stations shut Friday to let an expert tune a grand piano for a concert undisturbed by the hum of huge hydroelectric generators. "When you put a big piano in there, you also need to tune it, and that is very difficult if the machines are running," said Tron Engebrethsen, senior vice...

What Is The Regulator?      Go download it   Notes:This is a minor bug fix release. This release mainly deals with Intellisense support. for example, you can now *disable* Intellisense altogether through the options dialog. Also some Intellisense bugs were fixed, but it is still less than perfect. I hope to get more...

I'm starting to dabble a little with Whidbey CTP from may, so you may start to see some posting on thie new technology. be warned. for now, this helped: Workaround for Help Issue in Community Technology Preview May 2004 fixed it right up!

I'm proud to announce that the Forums section of www.Developers.org.il is now re-opened with a new look and feel (and a new system underneath - lots of bugs with the old one). I'll be managing the C# and .Net framework forum so feel free to drop in ans ask questions relating to those subjects. www.Developers.org.il  is...

Yorai is another israeli developer/blogger - only in Delphi. Still, I think there's currently so few of us that he gets a link in my Bloggers section.  Plus, he seems to be writing some interesting stuff, also about .Net and I'm not sure but it looks like he's doing Delphi .Net? Just look at this post and tell me nothing smells really...

Until I get my act back together and return to “normal” programming,  here's another thing that made me smile even when I was really down: This is why you should never put your picture on the Internet

Some very cool VSTS videos here: http://www.activewin.com/awin/comments.asp?HeadlineIndex=24465  (via Early Adopter)   VSTS: Unit and Load Testing Demos Unit testing seems to be finally fully supported. Also auto generating unit tests, code coverage and more!   VSTS: Source Code Control and Item Tracking Demo Finally! no more...

Heh. Scott says that some people in Tech-Ed are now wearing shirts saying “Rory was invited”. Made me laugh out loud (though not in a evil “MUHahaha” laugh, sorry).

This site is starting a funny little trend: The Daily WTF speaking about annoying development stuff.  He also encourages that you send your own WTFs over through a contact form on the site and he'll blog them.   (via Matt, the “other” ISerializable ;)  )

This joke came in the mail today, and while I'm not usually into politics, I just had to write this down. It would have been really funny if it wasn't so sad (and don't flame me, this is all in good, satirical, dark humor): A guy in Paris sees a pit bull attacking a toddler. He kills the pit bull and saves the child's...