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Microsoft and Agentic Web An open agentic web, where AI agents make decisions and perform tasks on behalf of users or organizations, is fast becoming the vision of the internet – this is the sentiment expressed by Microsoft at the recent Build 2025 conference. My takeaway so far from the conference is that, Microsoft is […]

I began my journey in leadership a number of years ago, starting with managing small projects and teams and slowly taking on larger more challenging projects and teams. Along the way, I took a number of management and leadership courses, read a lot of books, blogs, biographies, watched a lot of TED talks, attended conferences […]

Some improvements in ReSharper 2018.1 Resharper…

Came across some really cool research in genetics, that will help cure several genetic research – Harvard Research

I think document.queryselectorAll is slower then a straight document.getElementsByTagName. Found the following site that is good for javascript performance comparison, Javascript performance testing site

Example 1: var myPageQuery = from i in myPages select i; var startValue = 1;var numberPages = 3; //To get 3 pagesvar collectionOfPages = myPageQuery.Skip(startValue).Take(numberPages); Example 2: int[] carSales = { 5, 200, 10, 9, 50, 60, 99, 77 };IEnumerable orderedCarSales = carSales.OrderByDescending(g => g).Skip(2);Console.WriteLine(“Car sales except the top two are:”);foreach (int car in orderedCarSales){ […]

Codecamp was a grand success – over 200 people attended. Everyone enjoyed the speaker and sessions. I’m glad to get some rest now.

Great topics submitted for talks at code camp including, A Peek at ADO.NET Data Services (AKA Astoria) Introducing the ADO.NET Entity Framework Getting Ready for Silverlight 2.0 Microsoft Expression Blend for Silverlight Developers Windows Worflow SQL Server topics

So I am looking WPF – Windows Presentation Foundation – Microsoft’s latest GUI framework. As a .NET developer, having worked on web forms and WinForms, I am curious as to what WPF framework offers, as unlike WinForms which was built on top of Windows Controls, WPF was built from scratch. WPF allows the look and […]

This afternoon talk by Rob Franco, Lead Program Manager for IE, focussed on why and how security was implemented in IE 7.0. Compability was a concern – minimize the impact so many sites work right of the bat Used new Compatability toolkit to demonstrate features ActiveX becoming more secure – Information bar, blocks the user […]