ASP.NET "Whidbey" site
by jp on October 29, 2003
http://www.asp.net/whidbey/ now has a lot of whitepapers and screen-shots of ASP.NET and Visual Studio Whidbey. Seems like “Whidbey” has a Frontpage 2003 engine inside, which is nice. Now it can target a particular HTML standard such as XHTML 1.0 Strict (…)
Microsoft conference unveils new upcoming technologies
by jp on October 28, 2003
Microsoft is having PDC (Microsoft Professional Developers Conference) in Los Angeles USA this week and blogs around the internet has started to get very interesting posts regarding Longhorn and Whidbey. I found extremely interesting post in Longhorn blogs where Ryan (…)
Danish Study Recommends Open Standards for EU and Govt.
by jp on October 27, 2003
The Danish government has wrapped up a two-year study of open source’s potential for the public sector, and has some pretty interesting things to say. The Board was particularly critical of closed, proprietary standards such as Microsoft’s Word format, arguing (…)
ALA 3.0 kicks with CSS layout
by jp on October 23, 2003
mmm… standards standards, I just love these cool guys who can design their sites in CSS. http://www.alistapart.com/
Introduction to Mozile Inline Editor
by jp on October 21, 2003
It seems that Mozilla development finally is going to develop usable WYSIWYG editor for CMS systems. This is quite interesting because Microsoft has chosen different way for content editing by using Office as a web-editor and leaving IE as a (…)
XForms – The Next Generation of Web Forms
by jp on October 15, 2003
XForms has officially became a web standard today in W3c. XForms is successor of the HTML Forms. “XForms is an XML application that represents the next generation of forms for the Web. By splitting traditional XHTML forms into three parts (…)
Boost XSLT with Extension Objects
by jp on October 14, 2003
XSLT is my favourite language when developing web application, thought XSLT does not contain all the power found in languages such as C# or VB.NET. In situations where you need to perform functions that XSLT cannot handle in its own, (…)
Tune Up you StyleSheet?s with XSLT MaJic
by jp on October 14, 2003
I just found nice little application called XsltMajic Profiler Tool that helps you Performance Tune an XSLT Style Sheet in Visual Studio .NET Using System.Xml. Microsoft has also nice informatic video at Microsoft Knowledge Base. This tool is really worth (…)
Supercomputer from Apple
by jp on October 13, 2003
In the United States staff and students at Virginia Tech have built one of the world’s most powerful supercomputers for just $5m by plugging together hundreds of the latest computers from Apple. The project involved placing 1,100 brand new Apple (…)
Nokia Launches N-Gage
by jp on October 8, 2003
I was yesterday trying out at the mall Nokia‘s new N-Gage and it seems nice. Maybe I am going to buy it; I’m bored to play on computer and especially on consoles. Read more at official site and in news.