By now everyone and their mother has heard about Microsoft’s adoption and support of jQuery, the little JavaScript Library that kicks big-ass. If you haven’t, go read The Gu’s announcement for the low-down. Every tech-blogger on the internet seems to be going ga-ga over the news with hundreds of blog posts regurgitating the announcement. But Fear not, this is not going to be one of those blog posts. Its all because of me! Last Friday while showing a couple of ‘softies a prototype web app I’m helping build I mentioned we were using jQuery to build out...

One of my biggest gripes with CodePlex has always been that it uses Team Foundation Server as its source code management technology. And if you have any questions about my stance on TFS as a SCM system, just consult Twitter. But thanks to a lot of hard work by Ayende - and the other contributors - I, and anyone else who prefers a low-friction SCM, have a workaround: SvnBridge. You’re selling me a bridge? SvnBridge is a tiny, lightweight application than runs on your local machine, acting as a proxy and translator between your local...