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- Matt
Welcome!
Welcome to footheory.com. Foo Theory bloggers and contributing members are consultants, project/program managers and software architects working throughout the United States. Our community will focus on Microsoft technologies, .NET architecture, software patterns & practices and just plain personal stream of consciousness. Here are a few links that may help you traverse the site and quickly get to content.
- Home Page - This is the main entry point into our community. Look here to keep on top of new site content and initiatives.
- Member Forums - Our community plans on developing a rich set of discussion forums relevant to our readers. We'll do our best to keep this information updated and clean as our community grows.
- Member Blogs - Our members weblogs are mostly technical in nature but not exclusively. As mentioned above we are consultants and solutions architect by profession, utilizing mainly Microsoft .NET technologies. we'll also touch on other technology related items including ERP, CRM, software architecture, patterns and practices and devices that excite us. There are post categories pertaining to each topic area, so feel free to explore.
- Member Downloads - We will be posting tunes, flicks, code, reference implementations and other such artifacts. Some sections will only be available to registered users.
If you have any questions about our community, please have a look at our forums. If your question isn't addressed there (or if you'd like to submit suggestions), please contact us and we'll respond as soon as possible.
You can also access the options listed above by using the navigation bar at the top of each page.
Enjoy your stay.
What's New
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Series Abstract In this post we take a look at the new spatial data type support in SQL server 2008. First, I will make a case for why you would want to integrate spatial support in your applications. Next we will take a look at the two core spatial data types in SQL Server: the Geometry and Geography types. We will explain when to use each type...
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Note: This post is a work in progress... not yet completed... Overview When Visual Studio 2008 and the .NET Framework 3.5 shipped in late 2007, the feature that got by far the most attention was Language Integrated Query (LINQ). This article will provide a quick overview of the LINQ technologies, and will then focus in on LINQ to XML , which is a subset...
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Introduction Unless you have been living under a rock for the last week, you probably know that Google shipped the first beta-version of it's new browser, named " Google Chrome ". I am not planning to start yet another debate here about why I think Google decided at this point that it needed to get in the Web browser business. You can...