Oct 17 2009
Updated Filtered Debug Viewer tool posted
It’s been sat on the drive for ages so I thought I may as well let it go live. Check out the original post for the download link. If you have any issues let me know.
Oct 17 2009
It’s been sat on the drive for ages so I thought I may as well let it go live. Check out the original post for the download link. If you have any issues let me know.
Oct 06 2009
Over the weekend my hosting provider mailed me to say that the server my hosting was on had failed and some data was lost. Unfortunately they ended the rather brief e-mail with a blanket statement of ’some accounts had to be reset so simply upload your website…’. To say I’m not at all impressed would be an understatement!
It’s taken several hours to re-upload it and it’s likely to be a couple more to ensure it’s all back as it should be. No content has been lost as I keep a backup of everything uploaded. Unfortunately I have lost some of the site’s configuration settings (such as the gallery and the forum integration) as I didn’t have a recent copy of the mySQL DB content.
Sep 14 2009
Normal service has once again resumed – apologies for the delay! I’ve still got some things to do on a few pages (such as the forum) but the game content is as it was (i.e. still not complete!).
Please note that as the pages are now hosted under my own web space, any domain specific bookmarks will now be invalid.
If you spot any issues, please let me know, thanks!
Jul 12 2009
Not even a year has gone by since the last version, Microsoft have released of Silverlight 3. This combined with an updated Toolkit (free controls that have had a different release cycle to the runtime) will provide the RIA developer with yet more fun
Grab it from Silverlight.net
May 19 2009
If you’re an MSDN subscriber you now should have access to the download of Visual Studio 2010 Beta 1. For the first time Microsoft have made TFS available for an x64 platform (x86 still supported) which is good news as most servers are going 64 bit these days. The IDE of VS sports a WPF based interface which is probably nothing to get excited about (after all a developer should demand speed and stability above all else). Read More…