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March 2008 - Posts

Toronto Code Camp Interview

Well, 45 minutes before my surprise presentation I had to do, without me even knowing I had to do it. Here it is. Video: Toronto Code Camp 2008 - Speakers Room Part 2 Read More...

Singularity Source Code Released to CodePlex

From OSNews : Microsoft has released source code from the Singularity research project onto Codeplex under an academic, non-commercial license. "The Singularity Research Development Kit is based on the Microsoft Research Singularity project. It includes Read More...

Presentation: Overview of ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions

The presentation I did for the Toronto Code Camp , " Overview of ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions ", is up on my site. Download it here . Read More...

SharePoint Designer Bug With Creating Data View Web Parts

For those who has been getting the ultimate crashes from SharePoint Designer, and many weird oddities with it, this is something that you should know while working with Data View Web Parts. Occasionally, SharePoint Designer will NOT allow you to add a Read More...

SharePoint Tip: Displaying HTML Encodes Properly

Here's a tip for those people getting &amp; instead of & (and all those other fancy html encodes) from your XSLT variables. You just need to add disable-output-escaping and set that to "yes" when you do a value-of. <xsl: value -of select= "$Site" Read More...

String Replacement with XSLT

While working with SharePoint, I found that I sometimes need to replace strings with some characters or strings, for example, replacing "&amp;" with "&", or replacing "_x0020_" with " ". This is a useful template to do so. I got this template Read More...

Channel 5.5: Your Host, Rob WIndsor

After the Toronto Code Camp event on Saturday, the gang went out for a drink at the Spotted ***. Your host, Rob Windsor was interviewing each of us. There're lots of weird things going on, especially badgers running around. :) Here it is. It's hilarious. Read More...