Offsite Backup using S3
In the past I blogged about cheap easy offsite backups. Back then I wasn’t really looking at Amazon’s S3 (Simple Storage Service), but now I realize that it might make […]
Continue ReadingImport Email Addresses and Contacts into your Web Site
Maybe you’ve seen some of the new cool web sites that automatically let you import people from your Outlook, Yahoo, Gmail, or other contact lists. That way your users don’t […]
Continue ReadingVisual Studio Top Developer Tools
Ran across this post from Chris Fulstow on 10 free tools for Visual Studio. And then of course there’s the 10 Must-Have Visual Studio Addins on MSDN. And Scott Hanselman’s […]
Continue ReadingMoving ViewState for Better SEO
Mads Kristensen posted an article about an HttpModule to move ViewState to the bottom of the page. It’s based on Scott Hanselman’s similar blog post. The nice thing about moving […]
Continue ReadingCodePlex vs SourceForge
So I and some other mobile developers have been discussing where to host a new .NET mobile project: SourceForge or CodePlex? SourceForge is the defacto choice. It’s known, has a […]
Continue ReadingAccessibility and User Research
A List Apart had a nice article on accessibility and the importance of real-world user testing. And for some reason dasBlog is tripping out on me. Here”s the link: http://www.alistapart.com/articles/workingwithothers/ […]
Continue ReadingGoogle Apps for Domains
Got an email today about Google Apps for Domains. Basically you can have Google Calendar, GMail, Talk (chat), and Page Creator (wiki) on yourdomain.com. Free during the beta period, and […]
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