As .NET developer I must work with Web Services and XML, where usually I build basic XSL and XSL-FO templates.

As .NET Web Developer, I must develop AJAX enabled applications. The only one known toolkit to work with AJAX under .RETARD is Ajax Control Toolkit. How this project has Micro$oft, I expect that any release from this project has minimal errors or hidden errors not visible to the common user, but a colleague has sent me a screenshot of one of the toolkit controls.

As you know, I’m a web developer. Most users uses Micro$oft Internet Explorer as main browser. Developing web applications for this browser is a real nightmare. You must lead and deal with strange and non descriptive error messages. This causes a lot of lags in software development, you must be a kind of illuminated developer to guess which is the real error. While you get the things working on Firefox, Opera, Konqueror and Safari, on IE _{Internet Explorer} you get things like the next screenshot.

I’m a .NET developer too. I’m currently working on a hard to code .NET project. A lot of components to manage and classes to implement. On this particular project I need to integrate from Visual Basic 6 COM objects to J# specific components. After some weeks of coding, I can say one truth: .NET interoperability does not exists. Yeah!, as you read!.

I’ve received an URL via email to an online manual about .RETARD_{Micro$oft .NET} technologies. I’m always using FreeBSD on my desktop, It’s my production environment. Through some tricks I can run some Winblows related software. I’ve visited the web page containing the online manual and I get a small surprise…

I’m a lover of C and C++ coding, they run under strong standards, you can implement portable code between standard platforms, such as X-Open and POSIX standards. Also, you have portable toolkits, such as Qt and GTK+. In this case, forget Micro$oft Winbloat, because it doesn’t have any standard implemented, and the complete programming API it’s a maze of acronyms without any standard behind.

Hi!, I’m a KDE user and receiving some spam like any concurrent Internet user. Sometimes I was looking at Kontact menus and wow!, the Tools have a two interesting entries: Anti-Spam Wizard and Anti-Virus Wizard.