MSDN Wiki

For those of you who would like to add your thoughts, code examples, tips and tricks, or whatever to the MSDN VS 2005 documentation there is a Wiki hosted by Microsoft.

http://msdnwiki.microsoft.com/en-us/mtpswiki/default.aspx

Microsoft Tech.Ed 2006 Webcasts

For those of you interested…

There are a whole bunch of free webcasts from Microsoft’s Tech.Ed 2006

PayPal Account

If you are purchasing an item from me or just want to donate some money, here is a way to send money to me via my PayPal account...

Conferences, Talks, Screencasts, etc...

This post is mainly to help me document when and where I have spoken and done other types of community type events (screencasts, podcasts, video, etc...)

I guess it could also be useful for someone to see any upcoming events I might participate in. For whatever reason, here it goes...

Conferences

• 06/26/2009 - CodeStock - Useful jQuery tips, tricks, and plugins with ASP.NET MVC
• 08/13/2009 - devLink - How to create your own jQuery Plugin

User Groups

• 10/09/2008 - .NET User's Group - A Crash Course in ASP.NET MVC
• 03/05/2009 - Compuware Thought Leadership - Dive Into ASP.NET MVC RC2
• 05/21/2009 - .NET User's Group - jQuery Introduction
• 05/28/2009 - Nashville Web Dev User's Group - jQuery Introduction

Screencasts

• 03/09/2009 - Dive Into ASP.NET MVC RC2

Podcasts

• 04/15/2009 - New Tech Cast by Tanton Gibbs

VS.NET 2005 Spell Checker Addin

My boss found a misspelling on our website yesterday.

So, I thought I’d look around for a Visual Studio.NET 2005 spell checker addin.

I found the following tools… Spell Checker for VS.NET 2005 Version 1.0 Add-in by Dean J. Giovanelli and Spell Checker for HTML and ASP.NET pages by Mikhail Arkhipov

The tools have a lot of settings so they don’t spell check things you aren’t concerned about.

Using one of the above tools I was able to find the spelling mistake and correct it. I hope you find the above tools useful as well.