CodeClimber

ASP.NET 3.5 SP1 has been released a few months ago and everybody (including me) talks only about Entity Framework, Dynamic Data and Routing. But there is more.But Sir Wally came to help and wrote a…

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!…

Tonight it should have been my first night in Cogne, Val d'Aosta, a pretty small town in the Gran Paradiso national park. But unfortunately I’m still at home, in Milano. What is the reason? No, it’s…

ScottGu just wrote about the new features that are coming with the release candidate of ASP.NET MVC V1 that is going to ship in January. Views without code-behind: all other view engines works…

Tonight the Windows Live Writer team announced the release of WLW 2009 Release Candidate. It’s part of the Windows Live Essentials that includes also MSN Messenger and some other “Live” stuff. The…

Last week it was exactly two years since my first post on this blog, and it’s time to draw some conclusions on these 2 years.First some numbers: 460 posts, 1056 comments, 350k page views, 225k unique…

It took us a while to organize it, but finally we made it: the 3rd Italian ALT.NET Conference will take place in Milano on January 24th 2009. We will have Ivan Porto Carrero, author of IronRuby in…

Not all blog memes are about your youth or gadgets you like. The one started by Scott Watermasysk is also going to help to World: Bloggers Holiday Charity Challenge. It started as eBay challenge, but…

I was on the mountains skiing during this last weekend so I might have missed some big announcement from the .NET blogosphere, but today I found on many “official” IT online magazines (thanks to…

Yesterday I wrote about the book writing process, how it’s structured and I said I would have written about my experience doing so. First of all, I really liked the experience. But if you ask me if…