Chris Brumme… Where are you?
Chris Brumme is the father of all .NET bloggers. His posts are more like booklets on the CLR that I usually print them and read it off-line. Half-way through...
Recent posts
Kottu Blog Drive
Come on guys, what are you waiting for? Add yourself to the local blogosphere! Kottu Blog Drive: That’s right boys and girls, it’s competition ...
Free ASP.NET 2.0 C# 2005 Training!
Yes, that's free as in beer. AppDev, a leader in video-based training and SQL Server Reader's Choice winner, was kind enough to provide a portion o...
How to become a Microsoft MVP
Robert McLaws writes about how you can become a Microsoft MVP. I’m half way through my MVP status and I’m thoroughly enjoying the ride. In fact l...
Keele – OOP
This post is for those from Keele who attended the OOP class I took yesterday, here are the links I promised. BlueJ – http://www.bluej.org/ Sun ...
Private universities and Sri Lankan bloggers
There’s been some really heavy discussions happening in the blogosphere about the whole Private University debate for Sri Lanka. Indi and Morquendi are...
Glass tombstones
I wonder if I’ll be able to get a tombstone like this when I die. (I need to add this to my TODO list!)Mark Frauenfelder: Lundgren Monuments makes glas...
Green-card regulations encourage offshoring
New rules make hiring foreign nationals more difficult than ever By Ephraim Schwartz I recently spoke with Frida Glucoft, a leading immigration lawy...
Microsoft Engineers
Jinath from Teamwork Technology threw out a challenge to BTA. So Jinath, here are our numbers… What? How many? Whom? Microsoft MVP 2 Prasanna, Me...
DebugView
Another very nice tool is DebugView. This is a tool from Sysinternals that enables you to monitor all debug messages on your system. This allows you to have ...