This blog is dedicated to my musings and are strictly my own. I use it to write about all things software, hardware and aviation. The views and opinions on this site strictly reflect that of my own, and not my employer. At any point I can change my mind, and they may not even reflect my opinions from three minutes ago, so please don't take anything I say too seriously. Some of the software topics on this blog will probably include ColdFusion, C#, .NET Core, Node.js, Objective-C, Swift, Java, Kotlin, C++. As commercial pilot I will be writing about General Aviation, the Airlines, instrument flying, avionics, the Federal Aviation Administration and the TSA.
I recently read that Microsoft has agreed to pay Universal music a portion of all Zune sales. I can't believe that Microsoft would make a…
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I bought one of the new MacBook Pros last week. I absolutely love it. I have used a couple of different database engines on the Mac in the…
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Thanks to Buck Woody at Microsoft for giving me a heads up on this new tool. The tool lets you publish a script for creating both database…
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I recently downloaded the Sharepoint 2007 SDK from Microsoft's web site. This article is available as part of the version 1.2 SDK that was…
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jQuery has been popular in the ColdFusion community, but it is also popular in the .NET community. It is popular enough that Microsoft is…
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Yahoo's board of directors rejected Microsoft's offer to buy Yahoo this weekend. I have been thinking about the Microsoft Yahoo takeover…
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Thanks to Buck Woody for bringing this to my attention, Microsoft has announced Visual Studio Shell. Much like Eclipse, this shell can be…
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The next version of Microsoft SQL Server has been anounced.
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Brad Abrams of Microsoft gave a great presentation on the Atlas framework. Atlas is a javascript library for performing Ajax like…
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There are a number of dynamic languages that are already supported by .NET, such as Iron Python and JavaScript, but according to this…
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