the patterns and practices team released the final version of the TFS Guide, a guide to using team foundation server effectively in development environments.
it includes:
pretty cool, check out more details and download on the TFSGuide codeplex site.
found a new site a while back and forgot to share. all you ruby-ists or bi-curious .net developers (technical bi-curious that is) should head on over to rubydoes.net and subscribe. they promise to keep an eye on all things ironruby for us :-). from their site:
We think Ruby is great, but we also think .net is great. Together, IronRuby could prove to be quite a compelling offering that geeks all over the world will love.
nice. subscribed.
Dear Gmail,
Hi. I like mail. I like you. Can you please fix your POP interface? You see, because I'm starting to want to use it and started investigating the process. I like that Gmail gives me an awesome spam filter that I would trade my vintage 1980 yoda figurine for. I also like the filter capabilities that I can set up. It gives me a clean Inbox...you even call it an Inbox.
But when I use the POP services, my Inbox got bigger. All my filtered mail is in there. What gives? Why don't you honor my Inbox the same way you do through the web.
Please Gmail, can you fix this problem with you. I would really appreciate it.
K, thanks.
xoxoxoxo
-th
ahh, eula's -- you know the thing you click 'next' on to get your software installed? :-) well, for silverlight, one little note may bite some tomorrow (or today for some of you) -- well, whatever, 01 AUG 2007. that is when silverlight beta expires (and thus the initial alpha as well). so even if you have the plugin and working apps, it won't work.
now is the time...update to the silverlight release candidate. the release candidate also has an expiration, but now includes self-updating technology within the plugin. check out this post to ensure you get the latest sdk's and bits to get your samples up and running for your visitors!
richardz found a place for his awesome silverlight 'jelly' samples...and added another one -- overload.
check out the jelly overload!