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Glen Gordon is a Developer Evangelist with Microsoft.

He brings free Microsoft events, resources and information to developers in the Southeast.
All postings on this blog are provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confer no rights. All entries in this blog are my opinion and don't necessarily reflect the opinion of my employer.

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  • June 2004 - Posts

    Graceland!
    This week, I (on the left) had a meeting with my manager Mike O'Neill (center) and some fellow presenters including the Toolman Russ Fustino (on the right) in Memphis, Tennessee. In addition to our time spent talking business, we managed to get in a little Read More...
    Good article on unit testing ASP.NET
    I came across an article today which showed some really good thinking in solving the problem of unit testing ASP.NET application functionality. Usually, testing ASP.NET apps involves issuing HTTP requests and comparing the response to some set of known Read More...
    VB.NET Keyword of the Week: DirectCast
    I'm starting a new series of blog entries - a weekly keyword in VB.NET that I find interesting, and that some of you may not be aware of. This weeks word: DirectCast . If you've been using CType to convert values, as in var=CType(expression, typename), Read More...
    .NET Pub Club - Charlotte, NC!!!
    The next meeting of the .NET Pub Club Southeast will be following the MSDN Event in Charlotte, NC on June 10th. This will be a fun evening of free food and soft drinks (you can buy harder stuff if you want too!). It's a chance for you to mingle with your Read More...
    He said what???
    Some of you that tuned into my webcast (or attended my session) at TechEd might have been surprised when, during the section reviewing the pros and cons of Windows authentication, I stated the following: “So disadvantages are along the same lines Read More...
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