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re: Java Jazz Festival

Mark's student — Thu, 19 Apr 2007 05:02:47 GMT

I was once one of your Binus' students under Multimedia course. I did remember that u used to be under the "so-called" dark side. I remember u used to name ASP = Amat Sangat Pelan :) It was since Plasmedia become Ms' official partner I guess that u've shifted ur paradigm to Ms. No offense anyway, just a comment :)

re: 15% of Windows Vista written in INTERCAL?

marquee — Wed, 21 Mar 2007 14:27:29 GMT

Kayanya sih Visual Intercal.NET Cak... Hehehehe.

re: 15% of Windows Vista written in INTERCAL?

cakriwut — Wed, 21 Mar 2007 08:56:42 GMT

Compilernya apa?

re: Java Jazz Festival

aroengbinang — Tue, 13 Mar 2007 22:02:10 GMT

hmmm u r lucky got a free ticket... it's a good festival despite the expensive ticket prices...

re: Making Firefox 1 extensions run on 2.0

ronald — Thu, 08 Mar 2007 03:13:57 GMT

nice tutorial...

re: Thank God We Use SQL Server (Not Oracle)

norman — Thu, 08 Mar 2007 00:51:36 GMT

Lovely! :)

re: Java Jazz Festival

marquee — Wed, 07 Mar 2007 05:17:59 GMT

Hehe gue ketemunya 3 orang alumni Plasmedia, rupanya seleranya sama soalnya jalur yang dilalui sama di tempat dengan orang sebanyak itu. Hahaha.

re: Java Jazz Festival

dondy — Tue, 06 Mar 2007 07:36:48 GMT

gw juga dateng tapi gak ketemu elu juga Mark. Mario apalagi .... hehehe

re: Java Jazz Festival

marquee — Tue, 06 Mar 2007 02:21:56 GMT

Datang dong Mario. Yah sebanyak itu yang nonton... susah lah ketemu yang kenal. Hehehe. :)

re: Java Jazz Festival

Mario — Mon, 05 Mar 2007 10:07:30 GMT

Datang juga toh ke David Benoit ? Kok gak ketemu yah ? :)

re: Java Jazz Festival

marquee — Mon, 05 Mar 2007 05:33:37 GMT

For .NET requirements, of course the choices are limited. The most popular one is DotNetNuke, besides Microsoft's own SharePoint (MOSS) which can also be used as a CMS, if you wish to pay (it's directed towards enterprises). So of course for "cheap" websites using .NET for those who doesn't want to write the code from scratch, DotNetNuke is the solution.

I'm not switching to PHP and then back again. I'm using both sides (Microsoft and open-source). By grokking PHP I got a lot of new insights in C#. C# is still my language of choice for enterprise solutions, but PHP is a nice alternative for quick 'n' easy things. And I learned so much from Drupal. The API is not object-oriented in a strict sense, but the concept itself is object-oriented! This is a contradiction but true. I'm amazed that the design was so flexible and a lot of things that are difficult to do in conservative OOP proved to be so easy in PHP.

So my advice to you guys, use C# as your primary language, but don't close your eyes to other languages. Your knowledge of them will improve your knowledge in C#. Try PHP, Ruby on Rails... anything you like.

re: Java Jazz Festival

muhammadsudirman — Mon, 05 Mar 2007 04:08:11 GMT

Hello Mark...

What about DotNetNuke (www.dotnetnuke.com)?

Have you tried it ?

With DotNetnuke you would not switch to PHP (then back to Microsoft Technology) -- ups... you have better known than me ;-)

My website is Powered by DotNetNuke :: www.sudirman.biz

I love .ascx plus Inline coding :: just like coding in PHP but more Structured. Thanks for Component Oriented of ASP.NET (Microsoft .NET in general)

re: Word 2007 B2TR: Where's my page number?

Alan — Mon, 26 Feb 2007 23:09:43 GMT

Many thanks. I found your article after frustrating sessions trying to get Word 2007 to produce page numbers: I had upgraded from B2TR which had failed to do so, but I just put that down to its beta status. I closed Word, used desktop search and deleted all examples of Building blocks.dotx then restarted Word. Silly the things Microsoft overlooks!