I received confirmation of my talk on .NET 4.0 concurrency titled, "Parallel Zen for .NET Developers". The event is February 11 at Microsoft (Cambridge). Hope to see you there.

The most common question I get from developers is:

There is one true answer; one true path...

I just created an Internet Explorer Accelerator for the j.mp service (powered by bit.ly).

Grammatically correct titles are akin to proper code style: they simply are much easier to read. For this reason and others I created the following accelerator and its backing service to generate grammatically correct titles from existing content.

Five Practices of the Sincere Developer provides innumerable benefits, perhaps most importantly that of producing valuable outcomes. When you fully embrace these practices you are, by definition, a sincere developer.

The is.gd Accelerator published at IEAddOns has the same flaw as the bit.ly Accelerator: it does not include the document context. I created one that does.

I just created an Internet Explorer Accelerator for the bit.ly service. For some reason the original implemented link and selection but not document context.

I just created an Internet Explorer Accelerator for the PrintFriendly service.

Google my title and you will find plenty of tools that happily synchronize the Common Feeds List for you. Heck, I was about to write a tool myself. But the solution I have used to synchronize My Documents between computers gave me an idea for the Common Feeds List. And it worked!

I assume I cannot be the only one that experiences the appearance of a hung ReSharper startup cache process. In fact I know I am not the only one: others on my project experience similar.