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  You're Reading The World's Most Dangerous Programming Blog Have you ever noticed that blogs are full of misinformation and lies? In particular, I'm referring to this blog. The one you're reading right now. For example, yesterday's post was so bad that it is conclusive proof that I've jumped the... Posted Oct 24 2008, 12:59 AM by Coding Horror Feeds Filed under: developers, blog entry, reddit, atwood, gzip, world wide web, kristensen, misinformation, distinction, rational thought, god have mercy, conclusive proof, shark, compression algorithms, compression methods, billy madison

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  Windows 7 Blog The Windows 7 Blog for Developers Here is an effort to highlight the&;Windows 7 development story, a story that got lost with Windows Vista .&;Now we hope that the Windows 7 Evangelism team will join with the community to create an open and direct... Posted Oct 23 2008, 02:11 PM by Paul Mooney Feeds Filed under: amp, blog, developers, nbsp, evangelism team, direct dialog

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  Mono 2.0 Mono 2.0 released to the world Mono 2.0 is both a runtime for application and a kit for developers for writing applications with C# and other ECMA CLI languages for a wide spectrum of uses. Congrats to Miguel and Team, can Moonlight 2.0 be coming soon... Posted Oct 06 2008, 07:27 PM by Paul Mooney Feeds Filed under: developers, languages, spectrum

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  IE8 For Developers IE8 For Developers Click To Play in WMV Click To Play in FLASH Pete LaPage from the IE Team came to NYC to speak about Beta 2 of IE 8 and it's compatibility with web standards. He talked about IE8's support for new HTML5 tags, CSS 2.1 compliance... Posted Sep 30 2008, 07:10 AM by Paul Mooney Feeds Filed under: developers, beta, ajax, compatibility, ie8, compliance, web standards, lapage

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  jQuery and Microsoft jQuery is a lightweight open source JavaScript library (only 15kb in size) that in a relatively short span of time has become one of the most popular libraries on the web. A big part of the appeal of jQuery is that it allows you to elegantly (and efficiently... Posted Sep 28 2008, 11:32 AM by ScottGu's Blog Feeds Filed under: amp, developers, apis, ajax, scenarios, open source, cool things, lt, code snippets, libraries, keystrokes, datagrid, animation, api, jquery, html elements, background color, tramp, span of time

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  Silverlight 2 Release Candidate Now Available This evening we published the first public release candidate of Silverlight 2. There are still a small handful of bugs fixes that we plan to make before we finally ship.  We are releasing today's build, though, so that developers can start to... Posted Sep 25 2008, 09:54 PM by ScottGu's Blog Feeds Filed under: amp, developers, bug fix, silverlight, apis, bugs, expression, handful, ships, free trial, amount of time, service pack, api, performance optimization, first public release candidate, last minute

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  Cross-Site Request Forgeries and You As the web becomes more and more pervasive, so do web-based security vulnerabilities. I talked a little bit about the most common web vulnerability, cross-site scripting, in Protecting Your Cookies: HttpOnly . Although XSS is incredibly dangerous, it's... Posted Sep 23 2008, 12:00 PM by Coding Horror Feeds Filed under: amp, developers, target, lt, foo, little bit, perspective, credentials, arbitrary html, vulnerability, forgery, cross site scripting, img src, confirmation, xss, logout, limelight, random user, security vulnerabilities, steve sanderson

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  Web 2.0 Expo NYC a Huge Success The first ever Web 2.0 Expo in NYC was a huge success, it was SXSW meets the PC Expo. The Wi-Fi network was the best the Javits Center has ever experienced, proving that combining Web 2.0 and Interop was a great idea. The atendees came from everywhere... Posted Sep 20 2008, 08:32 AM by Paul Mooney Feeds Filed under: amp, marketing, developers, nbsp, web designers, crowd, vc, geeks, europe, money, wi fi, techies, javits center, interop, video artists, pc expo, san francisco, continent

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  Can we standardize version control? There are an unbelievable number of version control systems out there. They all have their strengths and weaknesses, and almost everyone has a strong opinion about which one is best. These software tools weren’t written by some group of developers... Posted Sep 18 2008, 05:45 AM by "Hello World" - The SlickEdit Developer Blog Feeds Filed under: developers, end users, strengths and weaknesses, unbelievable number, software tools, version control systems, developer tools

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  Web 2.0 Expo NYC Day One It was a tremendous day today at the Web 2.0 Expo in New York City with outstanding sessions from Jason Fried and Joshua Schachter, guys I met at past Web 2.0 conferences. There's a great crowd here at the Javits Center about three thousands miles... Posted Sep 17 2008, 02:32 PM by Paul Mooney Feeds Filed under: developers, conferences, marketers, crowd, vc, sessions, new york city, wall street, javits center, friend jason, jason fried, expo, joshua schachter

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  Stack Overflow: None of Us is as Dumb as All of Us I'm in no way trying to conflate this with the meaning of my last blog post, but after a six month gestation, we just gave birth to a public website. Of course, I'm making a sly little joke here about community, but I really believe in this stuff... Posted Sep 16 2008, 05:40 AM by Coding Horror Feeds Filed under: developers, programming language, joke, wikipedia, vision statement, operating system, fellow programmers, aspirations, experts exchange, stack overflow, nausea, original vision, inclination, pitch, backlash, legal search engine, programmer community, sleaze, sum total, programming knowledge

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  Web 2.0 Expo NYC The Web 2.0 Expo is at last making it's New York&;debut and I'll be there meeting people and seeing what's new.&; Web 2.0 is all about the medium we&;use everyday and in New York designers, developers, entrepreneurs, marketers... Posted Sep 11 2008, 08:13 AM by Paul Mooney Feeds Filed under: developers, marketers, amp nbsp, expo, york designers, debut, business strategists, meeting people

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  Project Rosetta Project Rosetta is a site dedicated to helping designers and developers build applications in Silverlight while taking advantage of skills they already know. In this Channel9 interview , Adam Kinny talks with Rick Barraza , the author of From Flash to... Posted Sep 08 2008, 01:04 PM by Paul Mooney Feeds Filed under: developers, silverlight, designers, barraza, kinny, rosetta

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  VS2008 Multitargeting Gets Even Better with SP1 One of my favorite features of VS2008 is the ability to target older versions of the .NET Framework.&; This allows developers to use the latest and greatest tools even if some client machines can't be upgraded to the latest version of framework... Posted Sep 02 2008, 09:53 AM by Brad Abrams Feeds Filed under: blog, developers, target, fxcop, older versions, amp nbsp, play by play, kean

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  Book Plug: Advanced ASP.NET AJAX Server Controls For .NET Framework 3.5 I recently got a copy of Advanced ASP.NET AJAX Server Controls For .NET Framework 3.5 .  This promises to be a great book.   With .NET Framework 3.5, Ajax is really interesting the mainstream and the Ajax Server Controls make it very easy... Posted Aug 22 2008, 09:16 AM by Brad Abrams Feeds Filed under: amp, developers, ajax, don box, author suggestions, widest possible audience, mainstream, free books, server controls, gig, industry experts, editorial board, john montgomery