ISerialized .Net, C#, Scrum and agile software development

11Mar/103

Converting from Blogger to Wordpress

This week I started the hard shift from my old Blogger blog to my new Wordpress blog on my new domain ISerialized.com. There are a couple of aspects of such a shift that makes this a hard decision to do:
  • Allot of hard work
  • Leaving the old familiar Blogger tool
  • Learning Wordpress
  • Trying to convert my old Feedburner readers to my new domain
  • Making the shift without too much traffic loss

Luckily most of my traffic are from referring sites, so I guess with a little work and a couple of emails, I could redirect much of the traffic over to ISerialized.com. Beyond the statistical facts, what are my lessons learned from these last couple of days?!

20Dec/090

Closing in on 20 000 reader on my article at CodeProject!!!

Back in 2006 when I started working with .Net, I posted an article at The Code Project, where I wrote about Sending parameters at thread startup. My competence with .Net has grown rapidly since then, but I check back today to check my profile at The Code Project, and realized that my article was read 20 000 times!

17Dec/091

Adding C# and ASP.Net to Blogger (Part 2)

In one of my earlier posts I recommended using Windows Live Writer and the "Paste from Visual Studio" plugin to add code to your blog. But two days of struggling with layout I gave up, and stumbled upon the C# code formatter which is very easy to use!

15Dec/091

Adding C# and ASP.Net code to Wordpress

In the case of WordPress, adding C#, ASP.Net and similar code is very simple. Just use the sourcode tag in the following way (discard the underscores):

14Dec/092

Adding C# and ASP.Net code to Blogger

Many developers ask, how can I paste C# code in my blog? I have looked into several ways of doing this, my verdict: Use Windows Live Writer!

   
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