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At WinDev this week

10/25/2004 Comments

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XML DevCon -- Doug Purdy

10/21/2004 Comments

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Doug's talk was very entertaining and informative. He is posting his slides on his blog, but has already put up a scary picture of Don that he showed... Read more

XML DevCon dinner

10/21/2004 Comments

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Jay Kimble (The Dev Theologian) has an interesting post on the dinner last night. Ihad lunch and dinner with Jay and I like his perspective and... Read more

XML DevCon - Sam Ruby depresses

10/20/2004 Comments

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One of the complaints about Tim Bray's talk this morningwas that it depressed everyone about what is bad with XML (in particular, all the work being... Read more

DevCon - Using XML for Missles

10/20/2004 Comments

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Just heard Whit Kemmey speak about "Using XML for Navy Missle Systems". This followed Don's talk on "WS-Why?" -- Don also used the same kind of loud... Read more

Applied XML DevCon pictures

10/20/2004 Comments

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DonXML is posting some of his own pictures. As I mentioned before, the scenery is great (especially for someone who has never been to the northwest... Read more

Applied XML DevCon

10/20/2004 Comments

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Just a quick post to say I am here at the Applied XML Dev Con. Outside, the scenery is great!I just heard Tim Bray present on RSS and blogs -- you can... Read more

Developing as a Non-Admin resources

10/18/2004 Comments

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Code Camp II Report

10/18/2004 Comments

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Update on a must read book on Windows Security

10/10/2004 Comments

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