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As I already anticipated a few days ago, Subtext was on its way to be released. And today Phil just announced it: Subtext 2.0 has been released, one year and a few months after the previous version…

In the last two days I wrote about two new feature of Subtext 2.0: Enclosures and performance optimizations for skins.Today I’ll talk about another new feature of Subtext 2.0: Future Posting.I already…

Yesterday I wrote about the support for enclusures that has been introduced with Subtext 2.0. Today I’m going to talk about the improvements we introduced to our skinning engine in order to reduce the…

As you might have noticed, a few weeks ago Subtext entered the QA phase of the development process, and the new version, v2.0, is going to be released in a short time. In the next days I’m going to…

One of the cool new features of the latest version of Subtext is the support for enclosures. What can a enclosure do for you? You can use it to: host a podcast host a webcast/screencast…

My friend Ivan, blogger, writer and coder extraordinaire has been interviewed on InfoQ, a main-stream enterprise development portal, about his new opensource project IronNails.Ivan started this…

ReSharper is one of the tools I couldn’t live/code without, but when they designed it they didn’t tested my current scenario: I’m doing the assessment and refactoring of an application made of more…

As I did last week, this evening I upgraded my blog to the latest interim version of Subtext. As you might see, the time of this post is 5:00AM. No, I didn’t stay up till late, but I’m using one of…

A non IT related topic for this hot and humid first day of August: electronic shifting system for road bikes. Electronics in every aspect of our life, and in all sporting equipments: now Shimano…

A few months ago VMware released the first beta of Fusion 2, the first version of Fusion to add multiple display support.Today they released the beta 2: Safer, Stronger, and More Seamless: VMware…