Mono on embedded Linux
I am working with a TS-5500 embedded system for the first time, equipped with a PCMCIA slot, an Ethernet port, and a CompactFlash slot, which is used for a 64MB…
Five reasons NOT to use Linux
This blog was copied from my old blog location. Lots of comments are there, so comments are not allowed here to help them stay all in one place. This is…
NHibernate applied to EMAR
I have completely torn out the OPF I wrote behind EMAR and replaced itwith NHibernate. I anticipate that EMAR will be much faster and stableas a result. Already I am…
NHibernate rocks
NHibernate rocks. I’vebeen investigating it these past few weeks as an alternative to acustom object persistence framework I wrote before NHibernate hadmatured. Well, it has matured much, and I am…
IASSIST conference
So I have an opportunity to attend an IASSIST conference in Edinburgh. How exciting! BYU‘s College of Family, Home, and Social Sciences paid my way to demonstrate a software product…
UCNUG gets a new URL
I am vice-president of the Utah County .NET User’s Group (UCNUG). Enjoying the role I play there. The UCNUG site has been revamped and replaced. So long to MSN Groups!…
Betas 2005 Unleashed
Microsoft has been working hard on the next generation of development tools and database technologies. Visual Studio 2005 and SQL Server 2005 are two of the most anticipated technologies to…
VP of UCNUG
I recently became the vice-president of the Utah County .NET Users Group [10/30/05: updated link].I’ve come home with the new Visual Studio 2005 Beta software, and manynew ideas for projects…
Great minds don’t think alike
I disagree with the idea that great minds think alike. But when they do, you can be pretty sure it’s a great idea.
Java client for an ASP.NET web service, part 6
It turns out that the change to RPC style was exactly what made the difference. Now the Java client can call into my .NET web service without a problem. Specifically,…