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2005 41

  1. This Blog is Dead...
  2. The Universal Inbox
  3. Passport Renaming: Changing the email address associated with an MSN Space or MSN Messenger account
  4. SOA, AJAX and REST: The Software Industry Devolves into the Fashion Industry
  5. MSN Messenger Buddy List Limit Doubled
  6. Find Out More About MSN's Web-based RSS Aggregator at Start.com
  7. ETech 2005 Trip Report: Odeo -- Podcasting for Everyone
  8. ETech 2005 Trip Report: Introducing Google Code
  9. ETech 2005 Trip Report: Introduction to Yahoo! Search Web Services
  10. ETech 2005 Trip Report: "Just" Use HTTP
  11. ETech 2005 Trip Report: Building a New Web Service at Google
  12. ETech 2005 Trip Report: From the Labs: Google Labs
  13. ETech 2005 Trip Report: From the Labs: Yahoo! Research Labs
  14. ETech 2005 Trip Report: From the Labs: Microsoft Research
  15. ETech 2005 Trip Report: Vertical Search and A9
  16. ETech 2005 Trip Report: Remixing Technology at Applied Minds
  17. ETech 2005 Trip Report: The App is the API: Building and Surviving Remixable Applications
  18. ETech 2005 Trip Report: Web Services as a Strategy for Startups: Opening Up and Letting Go
  19. ETech 2005 Trip Report: Build Contentcentric Applications on RSS, Atom, and the Atom API
  20. MSN Prototypes Web-based RSS Reader and Other Interesting Stuff
  21. MSN Developer Network?
  22. Integrating Instant Messaging and Email: Been There, Done That
  23. Google Toolbar: The SmartTags of the New Millenium?
  24. Understanding the Place of POX, SOAP and WS-* in Building XML Web Services
  25. The Fallacy of "XML Will Save Us"
  26. On Interoperability and Tim Ewald's 3 Web Services Stacks
  27. On the Complexity of XML APIs
  28. Microsoft Research Social Computing Symposium 2005, April 25-26
  29. We're Hiring
  30. MSN Spaces Tips and Tricks
  31. Technorati Tags: Why Do Bad Ideas Keep Resurfacing?
  32. News Stories Confuse Me: Microsoft Won't Bundle Desktop Search with Windows
  33. One Click Subscription: The World is Full of Bad Ideas
  34. Article Idea: Processing XML in the Real World
  35. My C-Omega Article Published
  36. MyMSN Supports RSS and Atom Aggregation
  37. Desktop Search: Solving the Wrong Problem as Quickly as Possible
  38. MSN Search Supports RSS
  39. Photo Sharing with MSN Premium and MSN Spaces
  40. A New Generation of Features for Programming Languages
  41. Bill Gates on MSN and Social Software

2004 70

  1. Social Software: Finding Beauty in Walled Gardens
  2. The Value of RSS
  3. A Solution to Problems with MSN Messenger Contact Cards and Deleted Spaces
  4. Yahoo's Media RSS and Yet More Syndication Geeks Misunderstanding How XML Works
  5. MSN: The New Hotness
  6. Using FeedDemon Newspaper Styles in RSS Bandit
  7. Some Thoughts On the MSN Toolbar Suite Beta
  8. Interested in XML Integration in Conventional Programming Languages?
  9. XML Heavyweights Migrate to Redmond
  10. Analysts on MSN Spaces
  11. RE:Versioning Web Service Parameters
  12. A Note on Deleted Spaces
  13. What Blog Posting APIs are supported by MSN Spaces?
  14. Top 5 Things I Dig About MSN Spaces
  15. MSN Spaces Launched
  16. RE: One parameter to rule them all: Part 2
  17. XSD, RELAX NG and Why We Didn't Ship System.Xml.IXmlType
  18. The Transition is Complete
  19. New Beginnings
  20. SAX for .NET 1.0 and SAXExpat.NET 1.0 Released
  21. Hindsight is 20/20: Three Things XML Got Wrong
  22. Upcoming Changes to System.Xml in .NET Framework 2.0 Beta 2
  23. The XML Litmus Test: Understanding When and Why to Use XML
  24. Frustrated with the Limitations of XSD for XML Document Validation? Try Schematron!!!
  25. EXSLT.NET 1.1 released
  26. 7 Fallacies of Validation
  27. More Information on the XPathDocument/XmlDocument Change in Whidbey beta 2
  28. The MSDN Camp vs. The Raymond Chen Camp
  29. RELAX NG, XSD and XML Web Services
  30. Building an XmlSerializer in Javascript
  31. New and Upcoming articles on the MSDN XML Developer Center
  32. Transcripts of Online Chat with Microsoft XML Team
  33. Loading XML Files from Behind a Proxy Server
  34. On Designing Extensible, Versionable XML Formats
  35. When Backwards Compatibility Mode Isn't
  36. Microsoft Responds to Sun’s Web Service Benchmarks
  37. C-Omega compiler preview available for download
  38. Breaking Changes in System.Xml from v1.1 to v2.0 of the .NET Framework
  39. What Would You Like To See in System.Xml in Orcas/Longhorn?
  40. Online Chat with Microsoft XML Team
  41. XML 2004: I'll Be There
  42. Michael Rys Comments on Infoworld article "Databases flex their XML"
  43. Applied XML DevCon: Call for Speakers
  44. Would You Like to Work for the XML Team at Microsoft?
  45. XML, the New Database Heresy
  46. Document-centric.NET Article on XML.com
  47. XML in SQL Server 2005
  48. What's New in System.Xml for .NET Compact Framework v2.0
  49. Improving XML Performance in .NET Framework Applications
  50. Why You Won't See XSLT 2.0 or XPath 2.0 in the Next Version of the .NET Framework
  51. How To Programmatically Modify an InfoPath Form Template
  52. Design Guidelines for Exposing XML in APIs for Whidbey/Longhorn
  53. Knowing the Limitations of XML Schema Validation
  54. Conversion tool for ADO.NET DataSet's XML format to ADO RecordSet and Excel XML formats
  55. My Interview with Channel 9
  56. XInclude for .NET, Sequential XPath and XPathNavigatorReader
  57. XPath for the HTML DOM in Internet Explorer
  58. Michael Rys on the Benefits of the XML Datatype in SQL Server 2005
  59. The Problem with Dates, Timezones and XmlConvert
  60. Designing XML Formats: Versioning vs. Extensibility
  61. Some Thoughts on the SAX dot NET Project
  62. XML Developer Center on MSDN Launched
  63. The Holy Grail in XML<->Object Mapping Technologies
  64. MSDN Magazine Article on Blogging and RSS
  65. Design Guidelines for Working with XML in the .NET Framework
  66. Countdown to the XML Developer Center on MSDN
  67. On The Upcoming XML Developer Center on MSDN
  68. A Look at the xml:base attribute and the .NET Framework's XmlReader
  69. XmlReader and the Factory Design Pattern
  70. Introductions: My Day Job