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5 posts from: Andrew Krowczyk's Blog

Moving my blog...

(Indexed 2003-11-08):

I've moved my blog to my own webserver. It will now contain a mix of personal and .NET related topics. If you'd like to continue reading, please take a jump over to http://www.refactorme.comThanks!Andy[Image]

More on Wrox...

(Indexed 2003-03-17):

Well, it seems my friends, that the post that I made on friday regarding Wrox Press and its demise is true. From what I now understand, the company is done for. A liquidation company is moving in to sell off all of Wrox's physical and intellecutal assets. This includes current non-published books, ASPToday.com, CSharpToday.com, and VBToday.com (not yet launched). Hopefully authors, reviewers and others that are owed money will receive at least some of it from the liquidation of the company. ...(truncated)...

Source Code Viewer?

(Indexed 2003-03-17):

Does anyone know of a free Source Code Viewer for ASP.NET?Just curious. I'm thinking of writing one for my personal site, to display code files - but I thought I'd ask you guys/gals first to see if someone has already built one : )Thanks![Image]

InfoPath 2003

(Indexed 2003-03-17):

So I spent some time this afternoon evaluating Microsoft's Beta release of InfoPath 2003.I must say, it's pretty cool. Those of you who don't know what it is, should definitely check it out!http://www.microsoft.com/office/preview/infopath/demo.aspSeems like it will really help speed the adoption of XML Web Services and such in an Enterprise type situation. It will be very easy to create rich client interfaces for capturing XML data with this next version of Office & InfoPath.I'm definitely goi...(truncated)...

Essential ASP.NET - by Fritz Onion

(Indexed 2003-02-27):

I was thumbing through Fritz Onion's new Essential ASP.NET book last night. I must say that there is a lot of good information there. He also has a really nice writing style which helps a lot, as I usually get bored quick reading technical books! : )Anyway, the reason for this post is that he's got some cool source code and samples on his web site that I thought people would be interested in.My favorite is the ViewState decoder. Pretty neat. [Image]