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You can download it from here!

Luckily I got a chance to attend a small meeting presented by Scott Guthrie at Microsoft’s Shanghai office. I got some photos!

It’s been only one hour for this temporary small meeting, or actually it’s just a discussion with him.

Anyway, it’s excited to meet the REAL Scott  here in local Shanghai, and this is my first excitation in 2008!!!

– Jack

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Adobe finally worked out it’s new home page. Much better than before.

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Hibernate In Action is simply one word that incredible.

I have spent a lot of time on NHibernate study before I started to read this book. A lot of blog posts, articles, and even so much time on the help document of NHibernate. However, to be honest, I have never felt like I have mastered this technology. E.g., the entity type and the value type, oh my god, I did not truly understand these things until I read Hibernate In Action.

The .NET port of this book, NHibernate In Action is also on its way to be released. I’m looking forward its coming. I strongly recommend that you should read these two books if you want to learn this incredible ORM technology.

Hope this helps,

Jack Ma

Sometimes people ask me how to let the Visual Studio remember the default text encoding when creating new file or adding new item to the projects. At first, I don’t know. VS always use the system default codepage settings for the new created files/items. After I met with this blog post, I finally got an answer for this question. Check it out!

ASP.NET Resources – Unicode in Visual Studio.NET 2003

If you don’t wanna read through this long post, I pull out the key section for you.

/! TO ALL THOSE ASKING HOW TO CHANGE DEFAULT ENCODING WHILE CREATING NEW FILE IN VISUAL STUDIO /!
Go to C:Program FilesMicrosoft Visual Studio .NET 2003VC#CSharpProjectItems (directory may vary depending on which VS version you have, and which project’s language you target), open the template you need to change (I needed to change JScript.js) in Visual Studio (or any other text editor I suppose?), and save it back to the encoding you want.
=> this will affect files you create while in a project, using Project > Add new item… (or right-clicking on the project tree > Add > Add new item…) (or Ctrl+Shift+A) (i think i said it all didn’t I?)
You can also go to C:Program FilesMicrosoft Visual Studio .NET 2003Common7IDENewScriptItems (or NewFileItems, depends what u wanna do), and to the same (open/save with encoding).
=> this will affect files you create using File > New > File…

When you want create an AJAX enabled web application or web site within VS 2008 targeting .NET 2.0, you will find that the corresponding templates missing. This

This could be frustrated for some of us who want to utilize the new features of the new IDE but still want spend much more time in deploying the 3.5 fx.

As mentioned by Brad Abrams, ms has just released these templates. Check it out? Or you can download these templates from this link.