Yesterday I attended the mini-launch put on by the Oklahoma City Developer's Group and several sponsors. It was held out at Francis Tuttle Technology Center with an excellent showing of local .Net talent. Read the rest of this entry »
You can download the IE 8 beta 1 release now at microsoft.com
Microsoft is releasing documentation to the public regarding quite a few of the protocols that are implemented by their leading products.
This sounds like an excellent time for someone to start working on some fuzzing tools.
If you're a .Net developer you're undoubtedly quite familiar with Microsoft's use of Community Technology Previews (CTPs). Yes, we know that these are early releases of what the new hotness will be, but what else? How early? How complete? How reliable? Finally, how do CTPs compare to the traditional idea of a beta product?
The Windows Powershell Team has posted an entry to set us straight and bring some understanding to the developer community.
