Technology > Resources

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.

Cat(s). 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.