Scott Hanselman
Scott Hanselman is a Senior Program Manager at Microsoft. He was also involved in the MVP and Regional Director programs and is an avid speaker on the topic of computing.
Scott Hanselman's ComputerZen | 01 Jul 2009 23:16
Scott Hanselman writes "....My one-hundred-and-sixty-eighth podcast is up. In this one, I chat with Aaron Bockover of Novell about the Banshee Project - a cross-platform Media Player. It's a Mono Application that runs on Linux, Mac OS X and Windows. What are the hard-won..."
Read more » Hanselminutes Podcast 168 - Successful Cross Platform .NET Development - Mono and Banshee with Aaron Bockover
Scott Hanselman's ComputerZen | 01 Jul 2009 20:41
Scott Hanselman writes "....All of the talks at this year's Norwegian Developer's Conference were recorded, which is always a treat. I did four talks as well as a live .NET Rocks show. It was a crazy week. I also recorded a half-dozen great podcasts. Three are already live on..."
Read more » Videos from the Norwegian Developer's Conference
Scott Hanselman's ComputerZen | 01 Jul 2009 00:21
Scott Hanselman writes "....My one-hundred-and-sixty-seventh podcast is up. Scott's Norway interviews continue this week, this time with Jeremy Miller, author of Structure Map. Scott and Jeremy chat about fluent interfaces, Convention Over Configuration and how to best..."
Read more » Hanselminutes Podcast 167 - Convention Over Configuration with Jeremy Miller
Scott Hanselman's ComputerZen | 29 Jun 2009 20:13
Scott Hanselman writes "....There's a lot of information, both useless and useful, on Twitter. When you get started on Twitter the shear amount of crap can be totally overwhelming. Twitter's a lot like Tivo (Digital Video Recorders). It'll record everything and everyone..."
Read more » Twitter: Let the Information Wash Over You
Scott Hanselman's ComputerZen | 25 Jun 2009 22:38
Scott Hanselman writes "....UPDATE: David's put the T4 template with some nice updates on CodePlex - It's the last download here. I really advocate folks reading as much source as they can because you become a better writer by reading as much as writing. That's the whole..."
Read more » The Weekly Source Code 43 - ASP.NET MVC and T4 and NerdDinner
Scott Hanselman's ComputerZen | 25 Jun 2009 21:26
Scott Hanselman writes "....While in Norway last week, Phil Haack and I were lucky enough to do a LIVE taping with Carl Franklin and Richard Campbell of .NET Rocks! Hopefully the energy of the room is appropriately captured in the audio recording, because it was a hoot. The..."
Read more » The HaaHa Show visits .NET Rocks
Scott Hanselman's ComputerZen | 24 Jun 2009 23:03
Scott Hanselman writes "....My one-hundred-and-sixty-sixth podcast is up. Scott chats with Ian Griffiths about Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF). Why is it so hard to master? What techniques should the WinForms developer learn first? Scott's working on a side project, and..."
Read more » Hanselminutes Podcast 166 - Windows Presentation Foundation explained by Ian Griffiths
Scott Hanselman's ComputerZen | 24 Jun 2009 00:10
Scott Hanselman writes "....I've got a little something I'm doing and I wanted to take control over some scripts that were being added by ASP.NET WebForms. Remember that ASP.NET WebForms is designed around a control/component model, so you don't get 100% control over your..."
Read more » ASP.NET Ajax - Script Combining and moving ScriptResource.axd's to Static Scripts
Scott Hanselman's ComputerZen | 23 Jun 2009 20:27
Scott Hanselman writes "....I received an interesting email today where a fellow was trying to make sure that all browsers could successfully download his company's MSI installer. He had found a blog post that I wrote SIX YEARS AGO on the Content-Disposition header and some..."
Read more » These are the little bugs that lead to madness
Scott Hanselman's ComputerZen | 23 Jun 2009 20:00
Scott Hanselman writes "....There was an interesting bug recently that was initially blamed on Bing. Basically someone searched for something, clicked the first result and got a YSOD (Yellow Screen of Death.) They were searching Bing.com for this term: "Eugene..."
Read more » Back to Basics - Trust Nothing as User Input Comes from All Over
