List of .NET blogs

[Frank Rizzo]

Here is, I hope, something useful for folks here.

A regularly updated list of .NET blogs sorted by last updated time.
This means you don't have to go to 10 blogs just to find out that 8 of
them haven't updated in a while.

http://www.vbrad.com/blogs/dotnet.asp

Regards

 

[Robert Jacobson]

Very nice! Thanks for making this.

One little feature request: would it be possible to add a line or two to
each listing that describes the blog (usual topics, blogger's area of
expertise, etc.)? Some of the titles are self-explanatory (like Peter
Torr's "Office development, scripting, code hosting, etc.") while others are
not (like Tim Sneath's "Tim Sneath's Blog.")

 

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

Here is, I hope, something useful for folks here.

A regularly updated list of .NET blogs sorted by last updated
time. This means you don't have to go to 10 blogs just to find out
that 8 of them haven't updated in a while.


http://www.vbrad.com/blogs/dotnet.asp

Thanks. Please mark messages like this with an "ANN:" at the beginning
of the subject in future.

 

[Frank Rizzo]

Very nice! Thanks for making this.

One little feature request: would it be possible to add a line or two to
each listing that describes the blog (usual topics, blogger's area of
expertise, etc.)? Some of the titles are self-explanatory (like Peter
Torr's "Office development, scripting, code hosting, etc.") while others are
not (like Tim Sneath's "Tim Sneath's Blog.")

The app is currently all auto-driven (i.e. there is very little manual
entry), so whatever information can be gleaned from the blog feed is
then entered. The area of expertise is unfortunately not in the blog
feed. I'll research this a little further.

 

[dave1]

Here is, I hope, something useful for folks here.

A regularly updated list of .NET blogs sorted by last updated time.
This means you don't have to go to 10 blogs just to find out that 8 of
them haven't updated in a while.

http://www.vbrad.com/blogs/dotnet.asp

Regards

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