The guy who created Craigslist , Craig Newmark, has a weblog . Craigslist a site for finding things (people, places, items, jobs, whatever) is becoming one of my favorites. It's helping me find people to meet up and play hoops and soccer .

Having recently joined a team focused on Developer Division community participation and product integration I thought it would be a good exercise for me to look at recent history and in-roads made in this space over the last four years since I joined...

OK, technology has finally hit me over the head. I've been talking about blogging for long enough. Now it's time to do it! I've been inspired by my colleagues Gretchen and Zoe , who have just started blogging on technical recruiting at Microsoft. They...

Omar blogged about me! Dennis finally started a blog (or two ) that have RSS feeds. Now, I can actually read his blog. I had a lot of fun working with these guys over the years creating some awesome features! There's nothing working with a team of people...

In the comments to my “What's coming up in C# beyond Whidbey”, RichB makes the following comment: I sometimes wonder who Microsoft ask for these opinions. I suspect it's internal Microsoft developers and Wintellect/DevelopMentor trainers...

Q: Why can't I have static and instance methods with the same name? class Test { static void Process(); void Process(); void AmbiguousCaller() { Process(); } } there's no ambiguity, since the first can only be called through the type...

As many of you know, the MCMS 2002 Connector for SharePoint Technologies was recently released. Most recently, we've released several whitepapers that I'd like to highlight here: The MCMS Connector for SharePoint Technologies Overview Whitepaper is...

Holy cow! Open the flood gates! Another Microsoft Recruiting blog has arrived on the scene! Just a little over two hours ago, Zoë asked you where Heather should post her blog about “Marketing at Microsoft.” Well, I guess she heard...

Simple class to invoke with several threads to the same method....

One of the most often used terms you hear in a meeting at Microsoft is “ that's the dumbest thing I have ever heard “. Sometimes this is true (remember Hailstorm?), sometimes its not (combine Excel and Word into one suite of well-integrated...

I got this in a newsletter during the week and was quite surprised with the info. I didn't know MS was sharing source code with 1 million people. Microsoft® is now sharing source code with more than 1 million developers, customers, governments...

I thought I might blog briefly on an interesting algorithm which can be implemented very elegantly in JScript, but a lot of scripters don't know about. Most scripters know about the sort method on the Array prototype -- you give it an array...