Entries from October 2008
October 26, 2008
As previous mentioned, I’ve been dropped the lovely project of managing, and automating the build processes for all of our application suites. I’m getting to learn some interesting stuff about automated builds, and finding some interesting quirks, such as the evaluation of ItemGroups.
Technorati Tags: development, Microsoft, msbuild, msbuildtasks, Tech
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October 11, 2008
iCal is a specification used to define the format of a calendar. It’s an RFC standard. I started tinkering with it a few years back with SquirrelMail, but my curiosity about it was again peeked when I decided to try figuring a way to sync my new toy with Google Calendar
Technorati Tags: API, [...]
Posted in Google, Technology
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October 9, 2008
100+ reasons to carry-on when flying.
Posted in General Ramblings, Photography
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October 8, 2008
I’ve recently been put in control of managing the source control, and deployments in the office. It’s an interesting project, and I’m looking back over some of the stuff we’ve done to get our mass of code to work, build, and roll out to 4 different environments. However, I wanted something more manageable, [...]
Posted in Microsoft, Technology, Work
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October 7, 2008
For a while, I’ve been doing a little bit of development work, build configurations, and the likes. I’ve had everything running inside a Virtual PC instance due to issues (detailed in Expanding Virtual PC Disks). We’re looking to upgrade to Visual Studio 2008 soon, so I decided to pre-jump.
Technorati Tags: ASP.NET, IIS, Microsoft, [...]
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October 4, 2008
How am I supposed to start doing fun development projects with my new toy, if the MSDN site is broken.
On a side note, before it went all pear shaped, I did manage to grab some pretty cool “How To…” videos here. I’m going to be doing some random stuff for both me, and possibly [...]
Posted in General Ramblings, Microsoft, Technology
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