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 Thursday, November 09, 2006
Thursday, November 09, 2006 11:05:32 AM UTC (  |  )

Scott Watermasysk has a post a thought provoking read about his top five favourite developer API's

From these API's I have worked with:

  • RSS.NET which I used to cobble together a rss feed from our build machine.  I combined this with a X10 light configuration to provide a visible tactile build status.
  • Genghis which is just awesome for adding those bits to applications that MS didn't have time for.

I'd also rate:

  • Log4NET - who doesn't need logging
  • FileHelpers - because reading files is what it's all about in the end

 

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 Sunday, November 05, 2006
Saturday, November 04, 2006 5:52:15 PM UTC (  |  )

The IE team has blogged about a bunch of strap-ons for Internet Explorer to enhance it's functionality.  Go have a look at their recommendations.

Personally I've been quite enjoying my IE7 experience.  At the moment my favourite feature is Ctrl-Q to get a preview of tabbed browser pages. This along with the Inline Search plugin, the Spelling Plugin and the various developer plugins makes a pretty compelling browser experience.  Your milleage may vary. ;-)

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 Wednesday, November 01, 2006
Tuesday, October 31, 2006 8:52:43 PM UTC ( )

Pater Callesen is an artist who creates beautiful works of art out of paper.  He has some really amazing examples on his website that you should check out.

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