David's Bible Blog

Notable Links

Joel on Software - Book Reviews Joel's Programmer's Bookshelf. This is the short list of all the books that I honestly think that every working programmer needs to read
WebParts - From Sharepoint to ASP.NET 2.0 by Dino Esposito
Scripting: Your First Steps
Creating a Search Application with Word 2003 and Visual Basic .NET
Understanding Security for Add-ins and VBA Macros in Excel 2003
Excel XML Toolbox for Microsoft Office Excel 2003
"Design Patterns are more then just how to write code. They are a great way to explain your problem space to a 3rd party that doesn't know your app. I think the line in Fowler's book was that he just wanted to come up with a common language to express the different ways he was implementing some OO stuff. Since a lot of what we do as coders is pretty repeatative, having a common name and description for solving a problem space sure makes it easier to communicate with others." -- Don Demsak
Using the Google Web Services
Mobile Ink Jots 6: Using Gestures in Tablet PC Applications
Understanding BizTalk Server 2004
Cookieless ASP.NET by Dino Esposito
skmFAQs.NET :: Home
Use Google APIs in .NET
Deploying Office Documents that Use Managed Code Extensions