.NET Bits

I was just asked by some folks today if there was a page that lists the number of Microsoft Certified Professionals, hence posting the link to the page

Just found out that I cleared the exam 70-564, Designing and developing ASP.NET applications using Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 during the Beta period making me a charter member for MCPD ASP.NET 3.5 . I had previously cleared the TS exam 70-562 Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5, ASP.NET Application Development during its  Beta offering in April 2008.

I have been running Windows 7(32 bit) for the last week and a half and  thought I'll blog about my experiences.

A good video from PDC that outlines what is in the works for ASP.NET 4.0

If you are interested in getting the  .NET 4.0 poster, here you go...

 If you  run any of these OS( Windows Vista RTM, Windows Vista SP1, Windows Server 2008 )and need to get your PC all set up for doing web development then you may want to take a look at these 2  Beta products that are now available

TFS does a great job of automating build. With out having to mess with msbuild , it will pull all the source code from source control, do the build label the build in source control etc. In our scenario we did not want TFS to label each and every build, but only builds that were of production quality. To turn off labelling in TFS build set the property SkipLabel to true like below

Some information on Vistual Studio 2010 aka Rosario and .NET Framework 4.0