Here. Matt Powell, the Content Strategist for the Web Services Developer Center, is looking for your opinions on web services-related blogs. Please let him know your thoughts. In addition, he posts a signal/noise ratio rating for the blogs he's currently tracking. I *love* his description of Samy Ruby: "Sam is very popular but has left the world of Web services as we know it." : )

Here. I'll be hanging out in the Longhorn newsgroups, as will MVPs and the product groups. Come on, come all!

Here. I find poetic justice enormously amusing...

Here. "Chris Sells expands on his first installment of this series by showing you how to integrate an SDI application into a shell while providing support for double-click document opening, a custom document icon, and adding documents to the Start->Document menu in the shell."

Here. Not all PDC sessions have slides and/or code yet, but most do. Enjoy!

Here. Paul's site has all kinds of Longhorn screenshots and videos from the PDC.

Here. One of the major goals of Windows has always been to provide a platform on which ISVs and shareware authors can make money and on which corporate developers can save money. Towards that end, I've set up an experimental section of the Longhorn Developer Center called "The Business of Software." It's aimed at collecting resources related to Windows business issues. Check it out and let me know what else you'd like to see there.

Here. I'm very pleased to have Eric Sink of SourceGear fame writing for the experimental Business of Software section [1] of the Longhorn Developer Center. He's not only a successfuly ISV, but also a wonderful communicator and I look forward to reading more of his stuff, in spite of the minor communication problem we started off with. : ) [1] http://msdn.microsoft.com/longhorn/community/business/