Greg Robinson's Blog

I ended up going home sick, sorry I did.  Seems we had 75 folks show up.  Here is a summary of the meeting:

In case you missed Rocky's NetRun utility (I did and coded all this myself) here it is:

(1) .Net Design Analyst: experience with OO Design Documentation, understanding of UML and technical design specifications, ability to manage an offshore team, experience writing USE cases, all design work.  Skills: visual basic, asp.net, c#, UML, BizTalk2004, teamlead/management experience.

(2) Sr Web Developer: experience debugging and problem solving, 5 years of web-related experience, experience developing new web applications, MCSD certification desired.
Skills: vb.net, asp, asp.net, sql server 2000, javascript, visual basic, com+, xml.

Take a look at this feature in 2005:

We have painfully been going through the process of looking for a .Net report writer.  The original application was written in FoxPro.  My client has shone me how easy it is to create reports with FoxPro's report writer.  Sure enough, it's easy.

Our client is a windows form app.  Our DAL is hosted by IIS on the same box as the sql server database.  All select sprocs work perfect, no problems. The app connects to the DAL, which connects to Sql Server, Resultsets are passed back to the client through the remote type, no problems.

Wow, someone has captured my average day at work

I posted a question on the DevelopMentor CLR Listserv about version numbers and a live release.