Monthly Archives: March 2007

First, Rob Elkins posted that the slides from the technical sessions are up on the EDN site. This is great news, as (unlike some people) I did not take photos of each slide in each session. I just wanted to … Continue reading →

As if the title of the post is not painful enough, I thought I’d just whip up a quick post for others who have run into issues with getting debugging of ASP.NET unit tests working for classes in App_Code. Just … Continue reading →

I’ve had a few mini-posts about various handy things lying around, and I thought I’d lump them up into a single post. Here goes… EDN Batch FilesIf you are like me, and have loaded your entire EDN subscription onto your … Continue reading →

Made it back to Colorado today, and finally got some time to post a little more about the Dev Summit. Unfortunately we scheduled out flight home at 1:00pm, and could not hit the closing session, so I hope to read … Continue reading →

Just some notes from the Plenary Session that I thought I’d share…   Jim McKinney Service packs will start including additional functionality as a means to ship updates prior to major releases. Mainly focused on ArcGIS Server   Scott Moorehouse … Continue reading →

I was thinking that there would be some more details posted at the Dev Summit site about the SIG meetings, but apparenly this is it… .NET Special Interest GroupArt Haddad Primrose B Come join us as we discuss .NET Development … Continue reading →

Just a quick reminder before we all head off to Palm Springs – the Dev Summit Blogger Meetup will be: Monday night, at 7:00pm in the Wyndham Hotel Bar. So when they kick you out of the Solutions Expo, ESRI … Continue reading →

ESRI has posted a PDF with summary stats of the Dev Summit pre-conference survey results. I think it’s very cool that they have released this information, and there are a few interesting nuggets in there… Importance of Blogs as a … Continue reading →

A while back I posted about setting up my home source control server using Subversion. The original post basically listed the steps to getting it installed. I was just reading Omar Shahine’s blog, and he noted that there is now … Continue reading →

In my last ArcDeveloper talk, I discussed how to automate common ArcMap tasks without actually using ArcMap. The talk was based on a previous blog posting: Automating Maps: Using ArcObjects without ArcMap. I did not have time prior to the … Continue reading →