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My intention in this section is to keep a record of what I'm reading. I find that I won't necessarily keep favourites of everything I read, and besides favourites are local to any 1 PC. Ideally, I would like to create a custom (.aspx) page to drop into my content management system (already supports this) which provides the ability to add a link, some comments, a datetime, etc and then expose it as an RSS feed, perhaps filtered by the 20 most recent entries. I could categorise each link to assist with any future search facilities.
For now I'll start to track those articles I'm paying some attention to and start to build the list.
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Date |
Link |
Comment |
| Web Design |
10/08/2006 |
Designing With Code: Creating a Resizable Interface |
I like articles which are short, practical and use a variety of technology to get the job done. An overhaul of this hastily designed website looks inevitable. |
SQL, CMS
| 11/08/2006
| Adding In HTML Links
| This looks like a decent SQL to integrate into my content management system. Adding links explicitly will become more of a chore as the system grows.
| SQL, C#, Software Development
| 11/08/2006
| Writing Maintainable Code
| Having maintained a large system for the last 2 years on pretty patchy support levels, I can personally vouch for the benefits of clarity within code. Have seen some real horrible SQL and C# in my time! Accessibility is not just a 'www concept'.
| ASP.NET, CSS, Tool Support
| 11/08/2006
| Why CSS is for tables too
| I'm usually dealing with this concept through ASP.NET datagrid controls i.e. naming the control to leverage the # syntax of CSS and control table width. VS2003 encourages a non-CSS approach with the formatting of columns through purely tool support. The only way to get total CSS control is through HTML view. VS2005's HTML management is a big encouragement to make the move to v2.0.
| Javascript
| 26/08.2006
| Editing JavaScript Using Visual Studio .NET
| Looking for a plug-in for VS to manage my javascripts.
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