August 26, 2003 spout

The Man Behind the Motion

What This Is Spinal Tap does for rock 'n' roll. The Man Behind the Motion does for "mo-cap".
August 25, 2003 spout

Novel Approach to CodeGen

This code generator keeps the template right there with the generated source code. Pretty cool!
August 25, 2003 .net

PDC03 Conference Tracks and Breakout Sessions

Don's glad that the PDC conference tracks and breakout sessions have been posted so that he doesn't have to be the first to say "indigo" in public. I'm similarly happy about no longer worrying about whether I'll inadvertently say "avalon" where I'm not supposed to. : )
August 25, 2003 spout

Perl 6 Essentials. Chapter 1: Project Overview

ORA has posted the first chapter to their new book about Perl 6, which describes how and why the Perl community hit the reset button on Perl.
August 25, 2003 spout

Another Link In the Chain

The BBC is planning to open up “the best television library in the world,” giving folks *free* access to radio and TV programs over the web. This is another step started by record albulms giving folks the ability to consume a/v content where and when they want. Next up is episodes of Friends, Gilmore Girls and The West Wing when and in the order I want.
August 25, 2003 spout

RSS Bandit Implements wfw:commentRss

Dare released a new version of RSS Bandit that, among other things, implements my RSS extension that exposes comments for an RSS entry via an RSS feed [1]. Dare's implementation is not only *exactly* what I had in mind when I proposed the extension (thanks, Dare!) but I think this also address's Shawn's request from the other day [2]. [1] http://www.sellsbrothers.com/spout/#exposingRssComments [2] http://weblogs.asp.net/shawnmor/posts/24960.aspx
August 23, 2003 spout

In defense of continued innovation at MS

After watching several people complain about the lack of innovation at MS, Franci couldn't take it anymore and weighed in with his dissenting opinion. Thanks, Franci!
August 22, 2003 fun

A clickable button

As much as I love the site, I've only made two contributions to CodeProject.com. Reading the comments about one (".NET Delegates: A C# Bedtime Story") made me nostalgic for the other, “A clickable button”...

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