If you live in the United States and feel like being a concerned citizen (or more importantly you’re an ISV), take a moment to write your congressman about the R&D Tax Credit. The R&D Tax Credit is a great incentive for U.S. based businesses that … Continue reading “R&D Tax Credit”

www.blogmailr.com   I don’t think it’s any great mystery as to what this is – but tomorrow we’re launching this site.   Building this application has really been a fun experience. We had a unique opportunity to put into practice a lot of really agile … Continue reading “Tomorrow we launch!”

I’m on the plane headed to Vegas for ASP.NET Connections. I’m giving 3 talks there: ASP.NET 2.0 Tips & Tricks Building Data Driven Web Applications Building blogs.msdn.com   The 2.0 tips & tricks talk will be almost all demos (and no slides). We’ll cover everything … Continue reading “ASP.NET Connections in Las Vegas”

The first of several books is about to be released for Community Server. We worked with Anand on the book and it should provide a great introduction for people new to Community Server.   Our own Wyatt Preul is working on a book too – … Continue reading “Community Server Book”

  We made an update to www.communityserver.org today to include some new content that talks more about what Community Server can do. Check out our new Overview.  

Some photos from last night’s NDDNUG meeting with Scott Guthrie. Thanks to Giovanni Gallucci for snapping these!

Scott did an awesome job last night at the North Dallas .NET User Group. He started with a great Tips & Tricks talk and finished with a talk on LINQ. The Tips & Tricks were great, lots of little cool features that are in .NET … Continue reading “Scott Guthrie at North Dallas .NET User Group”

Yes, another cat is out of the bag. Shane shares some details on JobBurner.com. We partnered up with Shane in a similar way to what we did with CodeSmith Tools. Unfortunately JobBurner.com is just a teaser site right now, sounds familiar, right? We'll be sharing more details on … Continue reading “Way too many cats”

Don't forget, if you're in Dallas (or within a couple hundred miles) be sure not to miss Scott Guthrie's talk at the North Dallas .NET User Group!

Somewhat of a continuation of this thought, but really which is more difficult: building scalable well designed software or writing simple, easy to use software? My answer: Building software that is simple and easy to use it much more difficult than building scalable well designed … Continue reading “Which is more difficult?”