Okay, I'm getting really tired of seeing posts like this one... So I figured I'd take some time to debunk the thing.

Not sure how this snuck by me without notice, but the 2.0 release of Ankh SVN is out, and pretty much rocks.  It's now an SCC adapter, instead of a VS Plugin.  This means better VS integration.  Not to mention Diff and Merge now works as you would expect.  Worth the upgrade, uninstall your old version first.

Okay, this snuck by me a couple weeks ago, but the Silverlight Dynamic Languages SDK 0.3.0 was pushed out on August 30th, 2008.  Although the main focus of this SDK is for use in Silverlight, the DLR included in this SDK can be used to generate a nice, multi-language scripting environment for your own applications.

Okay, as of today I'll be spending about two days a week dedicated to OpenCampfire.Net, which in and of itself is pretty cool.  Well, my first task is to setup my development environment.  I've decided to use Microsoft's Virtual PC 2007 as my host environment, since most of my development time will be done in a windows host, and a windows client.  As you can see from my setup list so far, there's a lot to do.  I started off around 9am, and it's now 3:30 in the afternoon, and I am just finishing off my Visual Studio 2008 install. More...