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Ok this is only mildly embarrasing, but I remembered I needed to add 1 person to the database with a blog. When I did so, I thought hmm... how about THIS one? ... so that started a search, and yikes... so far today I've added 25 bloggers to the database. All these names already have entries, but they weren't previously tagged as bloggers. I don't like ALSO tagging posts as blogs because then when you search by the blog tag you find a bunch of stuff by the same person and yes I know I have a few of...
For those not able to attend the webcast, the PPT deck of the presentation and the code is available on Public Sector Developer Weblog. Note the code was written using Visual Studio Orcas. If you follow the original registration link I posted yesterday and also on the blog, you can view the recording...
All I can say is it's a good thing I'm as old as I am, and as firmly involved in my field. If I were the age of Omar Al Zabir, or worse, work anywhere around him, I might pack it in and see about selling used cars or something. I was minding myself reading my 'morning paper' (my blog roll) this morning and found Omar's article about a Google IG-like web site in AJAX & LINQ. My mouth started to go dry as I was looking at what he'd done, then got to the bottom and found out more information about...
I've made another site modification right on the heels of a friend asking me "when do you decide your site is done and then are simply adding product?" In my case the answer is never, because my site is part of the product!The ProblemThe product addition I've now deployed is getting rid of that huge long list of links in the right-hand sidebar. There are 71 of them loosely categorized, but a huge list no matter how you look at it. And no I didn't really get rid of them, but I got rid of what looks...
It may be this way for everyone, but when a page has worked for a while, I have a tendency to not go back and look at it unless I need it for a reference. So this morning when I hit one of my page links just to make sure my content page code was running, the page didn't load. Others did, so what's wrong with that? This is obviously a failure in the QA department... oh, that's also ME :) I checked to make sure the page was in the database, and the page table was also still correct. I accessed the...
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I don't know why I didn't think of it a year ago, but when I got my blog space at geekswithbogs.net, I jumped right on adding links to the left-border of the page. The "why didn't I think" part is I could have done that to my site. I only had two sets of links, one that became a mirror of what is displayed in my BlogRoll and the other was a stale list of web sites.I decided I wanted to either move or copy (haven't decided which yet) the entire list of links from geekswithblogs over to my site sidebar....
After I finished my Blog Roll and started using it, I realized I wanted a way to capture links for some of these pages. I can print to PDF using my favorite PDF-producer, but I might not want to do that for everything, and it doesn't make the content globally available.I realized I'd like to have a Tag Cloud on the Blog Roll and be able to tag other people's articles in the same manner folks at some of the major blog sites tag theirs, and then be able to retrieve the articles by tag from the cloud.Read...
I've posted the 3rd sample/tutorial in my on-going WPF/E excursion, this one is on animating straight lines left-to-right and top-to-bottom. I posted it because the first time I tried it, I had some interesting results, and it's much easier to grab code that works than to flounder: http://www.wynapse.com/WPFE... This page also allows animation restarts to watch it as you read the xaml code that I also display. Good web links found today: A new Google group...
I'll put up some notes about this on my site later, and leave a message here about it, but I've added a WPF/E script to the header of my MasterPage. It didn't go quite as I thought it should according to the SDK, but good is good, and I like it: http://www.wynapse.comNeed to hang Outside lights now though... break tradition and do it in daylight
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