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Great Review on OPML by Amy Gahran This is her wish list and it is a good one:
Amy has some great ideas about how to use OPML and also a very clear explanation of what OPML is, and how to use it. Thanks Amy!!! You Gotta Love The OPML Fan! I just love what Lisa does on OMPL Fan. She pulls together some of the great things going on in OPML Land. Welcome Back Lisa!!! Scoble Nails the Competition, Why Developers are Moving to the LAMP Platform This post by Scoble says it all. Why Microsoft is loosing the developers, and why startups are using FREE Open Source Software. The revolution started two years ago, when ISP's started offering cheap, cheap development environments on LINUX servers. Then Ruby on Rails came along and the development environment was complete. I can develop in RoR and PHP on my own laptop, and deploy to a cheap server. If I wanted to do the same in VS.NET I would have to shell out a lot of dough. Pure economics will overcome Microsoft, where the Justice Department failed. Microsoft needs to make a lot of changes if it wants to survive in the long run. This looks like a link blogging day... Sometimes I like to use my blog as a reference to link to other interesting bits of information that I find useful. Today is one of those days. I love to gather and somehow categorize information that I find useful on the web that end up being a resource for my own daily, weekly, monthly use. I often will browse and search my own blog as I have links to information and articles that I like, and find useful. Sort of an expanded favorites folder with additional information available to me. Often I find interesting information that I cannot review at the moment, but later, I would like to return to. This is how I use my blog. If you visit my other blog, this is primarily how I used it. For me, for my own use, like a personal library. This is not for others, but I have found that my links are useful for others, and so I am happy to share in that way. This is one of the cools uses for OPML, which I haven't take full advantage of... yet. This is also a post from MaryAm Scoble that has some great advice for her step sone. This is great adice for any new bloggers out there who may want to start blogging or are wondering about guidelines for blogging. Best of MSDN Webcasts from MaryAm Scoble I just had to link to the best of MSDN Webcasts from Scoble's wife's blog. Good call MaryAm, maybe you should get some $$$ from Microsoft (not from your husband!) for the promo!!! Lots of videos and great information for all the .NET programmers out there looking for new information on VS2005 and SQL2005, not to mention XML stuff. ">Very Good Advice to New Bloggers |
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