Other [motor]sport related feeds:

F1 – F1 Calendar 2010

I’ll be adding to the list when I’ve got some to recommend.

Unlike previous years, I couldn’t find a decent feed (one with the actual times rather than just the day) so I ‘created’ my own. I’ve entered qualifying and race times for 125, Moto2 and MotoGP classes.

Point your iCal compatable client applications to the public link. If you see any mistakes then let me know and I’ll sort them out.

For those of you who love to code on the bleeding edge, check out the beta release of Silverlight 4. Please note that the development environment is limited to Visual Studio 2010 (see last post).

As has become the norm for Silverlight releases, there’s a slew of decent features to get to grips with. Microsoft will still receive a bunch of criticism over their RIA direction but .NET developers will be in their element.

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For those of you with MSDN subscriptions the download is now active!

Here’s the official notice from Brain Harry with additional information here.

For the past week I’ve been doing my bit towards a tool built to support Sparx Systems’ EA UML modelling product. The tool adds a URL protocol handler (Windows machines only!) that will open a design artifact in an EA repository.

Canonic Labs wrote the original code but for some reason didn’t complete/release it. Upon request they recently open sourced what they’d done and I jumped at the chance to finish it off. I can now have links to EA artificats from TFS, Fogbugz, e-mails, etc. without having to create an EA shortcut file each time.

Keep an eye on the project site for details of the upcoming beta.