Yay! Star trek is now playing in Indonesia! 
(FINALLY!)
I found it out thru blitzmegaplex.com Web Slice that I have installed.
If you are a movie lover, you can also install this Web Slice on your IE8, then you can monitor movies being played in Blitz Megaplex cinemas directly thru your IE8 toolbar, from any website you’re visiting.
“LIVE LONG & PROSPER!”
For you who have "custom" mindset instead of "standards" Here's where you can learn the creative process:
If you are an Architect or Dev Lead or Senior Developer and really want to master your craft, you probably are a regular visitor of our Patterns & Practices (if you don't, YOU SHOULD START NOW). If you really like the contents there, you may want to attend the Patterns & Practices Summit, an event to be held in our campus in Redmon on October 12-16, 2009.
Martin Fowler and Scott Guthrie are some of the speakers.In the event, what will be covered are (among others):
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Application Architecture 2.0
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Client Architecture
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Patterns & Practices for the Cloud
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Data Patterns
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Enterprise Library 5.0
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SOA Patterns
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Designing for Performance
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Exploring Distributed Parallel Computing
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etc
So, enjoy!
IIS Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Toolkit Beta – a free toolkit that helps Web developers, hosting providers, and server administrators improve their sites’ relevance in search results by recommending how to make them more search engine-friendly. The SEO Toolkit Beta is available for installation via the Microsoft Web Platform Installer 2.0 Beta.
The IIS SEO Toolkit can:
- Improve the volume and quality of traffic to Web site from search engines
- Control how search engines access and display Web content
- Inform search engines about locations that are available for indexing
The IIS SEO Toolkit includes three modules that integrate with IIS Manager:
- Site Analysis, which suggests changes that can help improve the volume and quality of traffic to your Web site from search engines;
- Robots Exclusion, which makes it easier to control and restrict the content that search engines index and display; and
- Sitemaps and Site Indexes, which can help inform search engines about locations that are available for indexing.
Click here, for more information.
Do you know Ramp Up?
Ramp Up (www.MyRampUp.com) is a free online learning program for developers. We’ve just launched three ASP.NET tracks:
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“Web Development with ASP.NET”,
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“Move from ASP to ASP.NET”,
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“Move from PHP to ASP.NET”.
These tracks, along with the other currently offered ones (eg, Windows Mobile 6, SharePoint for Developers, Visual Studio 2008), teaches the important skills in a guided path, making the learning process easier and more efficient. The easy-to-access content (provided by subject-matter gurus) is specifically tailored for the Ramp Up program, and offered in a variety of forms (article, v-lab, codecast and slidecast). Check them out now at www.MyRampUp.com, and see how Ramp Up can help you become more employable by learning important and marketable skills.
Simple. Get your hands dirty with IE8.
Yes, folks. The Beta 1 is coming. You are one of those early adopters, aren’t you?
Let’s take a look back on the history…
You may have faced this…
In .NET 4.0, it will be like this…
Have fun with the Beta 1! Ping me if you plan to build real project with it! I’ll be at your service!
I do MATLAB as much as I do Visual Studio. Last week I just clean-installed my Lenovo X300 machine with Windows 7 Build 7100. Then followed by apps I use frequently; Office, Visual Studio, etc and off course... MATLAB.
During installation, MATLAB installed fine till finish. When I wanted to run it for the first time... it just did not start. An error window splashed fast in the screen, and MATLAB never opened. Tried several times, still no sign of MATLAB was launching.
Then I search the internet, apparently I'm not alone. The solution is as simple as run Windows 7 in Windows Classic View. Or you can also run MATLAB in Compat Mode.
So, I (and you) can still run MATLAB in my (your) Windows 7.
Btw, if you're using MATLAB R2009a, no issues. It installs & runs fine on Win 7!
Now you have it.
Another cool stuff from Z, Geo-based information on Pemilu Results.
Note that he'll do the same for the Presidential Election.
Semi finalis Imagine Cup utk kategori Software Design dari UGM mengalami musibah. Dlm perjalanan ke Jakarta dari Yogyakarta untuk Presentasi & Demo Semi Final, 3 laptop mereka dicopet orang di dalam kereta api. Hmm, Kereta Api gak aman ya... Kuatkan hatimu, Fero.
Naren made this from this.
Yes, you would need IE8 & Silverlight.
Just got the info from Agusto/Riwut, BMG apparently publishes Weather Data of Indonesia Cities:
http://www.bmg.go.id/dataxml/cuaca_indo_1.xml
http://www.bmg.go.id/dataxml/cuaca_indo_2.xml
Something to play around with, don't you think?
Well, belum ada sih... anyone?
Infragistics has this kind of example: http://labs.infragistics.com/silverlight/ElectionCenter
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