Yesterday Rob Miles of Hull University gave his very interesting presentation on XNA and the Future of Game Development - Rob Miles as the community part of our day of events in Leeds.
All the samples and demo's Rob used can be found on his Blog, the XNA specific area is http://www.robmiles.com/xna. This is also a …
Read MoreTime for a bit of a follow up on my server name issues with TFS. As expected there is correct way to alter the names of the various TFS servers, it involves editing the contents of one of the TFS database tables, not any config file.
The best documentation I have found is that for setting up the new ISAPI filter …
Read MoreI got the West Yorkshire British Computer Society branch news letter today and I saw there is an extreme programming club being set up locally, the first meeting is in Leeds on Thur 8th Feb at Victoria Hotel, Great George St at 7pm. You can find the blog for the group at http://extremeprogrammingclub.blogspot.com/
I …
Read MoreMy plan for editing the local copy of the RegProxyFileCache.xml to change the name of the TFS server is OK until you restart the system.
I need to look further into this......
Read MoreBlack Marble are pleased to be hosting this evening event on 31 January.
XNA represents a major milestone in the field of game development,bringing game creators a unified platform and the safety of managedcode. It also greatly reduces the difficulties faced when starting outin game development, closing the gap …
Read MoreOur annual Technical Update events are running on January 31 but this time, our Technical Update for Developers is changing ... it is now including Martin Parry, a Developer Evangelist for Microsoft.
The Developer Evangelists for Microsoft are taking the developer launch for Office 2007 and Vista on the road in the …
Read MoreNxtGenUG and Dinis Cruz are running 2 day residential courses on Advanced ASP.NET Security training including such topics as Security Principles, .NET Framework Architecture, Threat Modeling, Discovering Vulnerabilities, Penetration Testing Techniques and Secure Coding Techniques.
Those of you who attended the Ed …
Read MoreI have previously posted on the fun I had getting TFS running in our office. Well thus far it has been stable, other than some 'user too stupid' errors, and we have been fairly happy.
The next stage was to expose the TFS server out through our firewall to allow home working. This turned out to not be too bad (expect …
Read More- I was given a copy of JPod by Douglas Coupland for Christmas, now I will not be adding anything to the range of reviews to say it is very much Microserf V2.0 - similar story but it is just that people seem not to work as hard (but are still in the office as they have little life outside work) and the strange things …
Read More Yesterday I posted about problems with accessing remotely the Virtual PCs from the Virtual Server console. It turns out the problem was domain name related. We had a different name on the internal DNS to that on the external side.
In effect the server was trying to call:
vmrc://virtualserver.mydomain.co.uk:5900/my pc …
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