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Saturday, June 03, 2006

EBooks--Profit for Pirates?

by via William (Bill) Vaughn on 6/3/2006 6:46:25 PM

It’s become pretty clear that the technical book-writing business is not worth the time and effort—not to mention the years of time that I could have been contributing elsewhere. But is there a better way? This article explores the mechanics of writing technical books and the alternatives.

Adding an Image to a Community Server RSS Feed

by geoff via Geoff Appleby on 6/3/2006 4:48:00 AM

I realised through the week that my RSS feed didn't include an image within the channel definition - and so I decided that I needed to do something about it :) After researching what was needed to get an image into a feed (this is at the top of the feed, not within a blog post) it was pretty straight forward to add it to not only my own feed, but tor make it configurable for anyone on the CrankyGoblin blogs site. First, I needed to make the URL for the image a property of a blog. So in ... [ read more ] 1 comment(s)

CopySourceAsHTML for Visual Studio 2005

by geoff via Geoff Appleby on 6/3/2006 3:40:00 AM

Yes, I know this is more than 6 months old now, but lately I've been doing a lot of reinstalling and setting up of new logins on other people's computers - and so I have to google search again and again to find the damn download and install instructions. So now I'm blogging it, so that now I only have to search my blog (with my handy IE7 search provider , of course :) From Jason Haley: Earlier this month dredge posted the CopySourceAsHTML for VS 2005 ( Please see the offic ... [ read more ]

Closures without Closures; Currying without Currying

by brianbec via Brian Beckman on 6/3/2006 3:12:00 AM

Last installment, we found we could write a factorial function with a function call in the recursive branch, but not a recursive call. This ‘nearly recursive’ style allows us to write factorial without using its name. We just assume we have a free-variable delegate to some function that performs the rest of the computation. At initialization time, set the delegate to refer to the function itself. Thus, replace recursion with a call through a free variable. Just another level of indirection, ... [ read more ]

TechEd Boston--My Chalktalk on the ReportViewer

by via William (Bill) Vaughn on 6/3/2006 12:04:51 AM

So, they tell me that I'm doing a chalk-talk on the new ReportViewer control in Visual Studio. That's cool as it's one of the most interesting additions to the Visual Studio tools suite. The question is, how the heck and I going to do an hour-long presentation without a demo, or a projector to show it with? I'm thinking about bringing hand-puppets. Check the schedule for the exact times but I asked for Tuesday or Wednesday morning sometime. I'll probably get 0-dawn 30. I expect that most folks ... [ read more ]

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