A blog of software development, .NET and other interesting things
Now that Windows Vista has been launched for the regular public, there are quite a few new updates (both for Vista itself and other applications) being made available by Microsoft.
Finally, we now have a version of PowerShell that works with Vista!
Now I can try out all the tricks that Rob demonstrated at the January SQL meeting!
I came across Simian in a post by Owen Rogers (one of the developers of CruiseControl.NET) discussing code analysis tools.
It analyses code and looks for bits that are really similar (or the same). Sounds like it would be useful to identify duplicate code blocks, especially in larger projects.
On Friday, I rode with my Dad (and 2,700 others!) in the Challenge Tour - a 128km ride from Stirling (in the Adelaide Hills) down to Victor Harbor. We entered the ride as part of the "Mud, Sweat and Gears" team, which are a group of cyclists from Blackwood Hills Baptist Church.
Unlike last year (> 40°C), the day was cool, and quite wet. Even though we were pretty soggy at the end of the ride, I've decided I much prefer to be wet than too hot.
We completed the ride in ~6 hours, which certainly wasn't record beating, but a comfortable pace for us.
The only disappointing thing was that we missed out on riding under the finish arch by seconds, as they'd closed it off in preparation for the professional riders.
The final version 1.0 release of "Atlas", and the January CTP of the "extra" stuff.
The Version says November 2006, but I haven't seen this before. Microsoft have released the SDK for SharePoint 3.0.