Friday, September 30, 2005

Keano is going to leave MU?

It's a bit sad to hear that Roy Keane may leave Manchester United after this season. But just as what Roy said, "Players come and go - that's football." I'm looking forward to see Alan Smith playing as a midfielder in MU and Roy sitting on the bench as a coach in the coming seasons.

Friday, September 23, 2005

Nokia pushing mobile development at Eclipse - Builder UK

Nokia pushing mobile development at Eclipse - Builder UK

I can still remember the time when I was working on my FYP. I had to search for tools for J2ME development. Finally, I got some tools from Sun, Borland and Eclipse. But since the Sun J2ME WTK isn't developer friendly, and Eclipse didn't support J2ME 2.0 at that moment, I picked Borland JBuilder.

Now, Nokia said to support mobile development at Eclipse. How would the situation be? It links me to the tales of HTML. HTML doesn't require any expensive development tool at all, and it finally became a basic unit in the web. For mobile development, even though it's as easy as writing HTML, a good and free development tool will definitely helps in the spread of technology.

Will there be some mobile applications that we use daily in the coming two or three year? Will there be publications on the problem of mobile game addict? Well, may be.

Thursday, September 22, 2005

Wednesday, September 14, 2005

Google Blog Search reach my blogs deeply

The search result is impressing. My blog entries get dominated in the result list even though I didn't quote my search pattern. The link above is on a quoted search pattern, which I assume to contain really mostly my blog entries. And I'm gonna try some other search patterns in a couple of hours.

TechCrunch � Top Ten Things You Can Do To Get Blogged

This may be a list to help u make you get blogged.

Thursday, September 08, 2005

The Code Project - Implementing Ajax.NET-based Lookup Server Control - ASP.NET

Well, AJAX again. There is a library on AJAX for .NET developers, named Ajax.NET. And this article in code project describe how to work with that library.

Cross Domain Cookie Provider

I've been working on some sort of authentication and authorization module recently. I use .Net encrypted cookie, copied from a MSDN article, but I found the authentication cookie can't go across different applications. Then I try to create the cookie on my own. This time, it works, but it still doesn't work across doamin. Therefore, I googled "cross domain cookie" and reached this article. I've been hearing stuff about single sign-on, things like server and token. This design pattern seems to be similar to what I heard before.

Tuesday, September 06, 2005