Jason Nadal

For those of you who are hardcore console compilers, here's how you can manually compile your BAML partial classes, using the Windows Application Compiler:

Steve Tibbett has written some very cool code for MSH which reads RSS feeds and displays them at the command shell.

While exploring Whidbey, sometimes the most interesting features have a “This feature is not available in the Visual Studio 'Whidbey' Alpha release” teaser accompanying them.

I found a new surprise in Longhorn today; here's something that should be fixed: 

So far, developing in Whidbey has been great, with one gotcha that I've seen so far.  I have a windows form, with 4 textboxes, 4 labels, and a couple of buttons.  Clicking on one of the textboxes, entering “Edit Properties Mode,” and changing the text property gets VS stuck in an exception loop. 

this is my first post from an application I am writing and to recognize speech and have it instantly show on your web log . it uses the speech API in longhorn. I will post an Alpha version as soon as I clean up the code , since it is so embarrassing right now. my initial results are pretty good and I can speak quite quickly without a great deal of corrections from the suggestions More information will come later.

As promised, here's my first release of Speech2Blog. It will take your speech, and post it to a .Text weblog.  (Thanks Scott for clarification of the asmx address.) Since this is an Alpha release, here's the gotcha's:

Well, after trying to compile and run the RSS Newsfeed sidebar from MSDN, it threw an exception on explorer.  Notice the file “bullet.png” is not available on the web site, and just replacing it with another png file did not do the trick.