asp.net, i think i like windows. November 29, 2006

so i have been getting involved more and more in VS2005 lately. i have to say windows is surprising me and is actually making my life really easier when it comes to building web applications. today, i found out about a nice tool to manage displaying different content depending on their role. the role management offered by vs2005 is nice and can be used very easily. It allows me to customize information that will be presented by users through different templages. This is done based on theirs roles.

It’s sometimes recommended to read about the “what’s new”.

Manage user-based content display and user data persistence

podcasting for fun? November 8, 2006

i have been developing a podcast tool (backend) for the company i work for.
it was fun digging once again into apple’s podcast technology and also the hype about rss and xml. this time i was more challenged b/c i had to use asp.net to implement the backend with.

i could not use this toolkit b/c we are not using asp.net 2.0 yet, thus, i needed a little bit more time to finish it.

overall, it was fun developing it and now i am thinking of starting my own podcast about ivy’s and my life or something. it’s easy to do, i guess i need just an audience for it.

technical specification from apples podcast page