April 2008 - Posts
I reckon someone could just make a living out of doing TFS installation and deployment. It would be a lucrative job. For the past couple of weeks, I've been neck-deep into TFS and VSTS 2008. It's been an enlightening experience to say the last. One of
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SPUG (pronounced 'spark') is the SharePoint Users Group in Malaysia. We had a successful press interview this morning at the Microsoft Office on Level 29, Tower 2, Petronas Twin Towers. I invited Wong Y-Mi (CTO of Inceptio Technologies Sdn. Bhd.) and
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OBA Sample Application Kit for PeopleSoft Released to Web! Today at Collaborate 08, during Kurt DelBene's keynote the OBA Sample Application Kit for PeopleSoft-a new addition to the small family of OBA Sample Application Kits-received some spotlight in
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The first version of the new .NET 3.5 Enhancements Training Kit has been released to the public! The .NET 3.5 Enhancements Training Kit covers the technologies in the .NET 3.5 SP1 release and the out of band releases that are a part of the same wave,
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Last Tuesday, I presented a session with a really long title, but essentially it's about occasionally-connected smart clients. I only had 30 minutes to present my session because the session prior to mine overran. I missed out an important aspect of my
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Microsoft is posting on MSDN the preliminary versions of a significant portion of the remaining technical documentation for protocols promised as part of the interoperability principles. Specifically, this includes approximately 10,000 pages of technical
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In my previous blog post, I mentioned about BNM's rounding mechanism exercise in Malaysia. There are certain implications on any Malaysian ISV solutions which process over-the-counter (OTC) payment transactions, settled in cash or non-cash. These type
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LOL, I reckon that a blog post title like this is sure to attract your attention to read this. My apologies, this blog post is not about condemning Virtual PC technology. I love to use VPCs! I run VPCs everyday. If you are a regular user of VPCs, I bet
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All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. Nope my English name is not Jack, and I don't have one. Call me Fai. But not Fai Lai (in self-deprecation style, Fai Lai sounds like Fried Rice - pronounced with silent 'R' it sounds like 'L'). I am a proud
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Often in my role, I hear many of my ISV partners lamenting the fact that their customers think and feel that the UI of their application is less than appealing, or shall I quote their customers who said "Your UI sucks!". But I also hear of ISVs who have
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When I was in Seattle to attend an internal technical conference, there were banners all over the convention and exhibition center, and the banner says "Software Licensing and Protection Services". In self-deprecation humor style, I quipped to my colleague
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