I don't understand why they package these videos in executable files either. They should be demonstrating good practice when it comes to security.

The source code for the Flickr browser that was built in the video can be found here : http://www.elementsofpassion.com/files/FlickrBrowsrCh9.zip.

KeePass looks good, thanks for letting us know about it.

Use Reflector to look at the insides ;)

RealmForge looks good too, thanks for letting us know about it.

I have been using password safe (http://passwordsafe.sourceforge.net/) for storing passwords.

Your product looks good though, the price (starting at $29 per user) looks good too.

We are currently working on tagging and expect to have something within the next two weeks.

We have also launched www.kick.ie and www.javakicks.com. Your login will work with them both too.

they look like a good read, thanks for adding this.

The use of the Provider Pattern is one of my favourite features in .NET 2.0. I just wish the implementation of the ASP.NET membership provider was more flexible.

I plan on writing a series of small articles on the various techniques used in dotnetkicks.com. I'll be sure to write one on URL rewriting.

I am using this URL rewriter for dotnetkicks.com.

I have changed the category to WPF, thanks.

Here is the article that the original post links to : http://www.edbott.com/weblog/?p=1219.

What an unfortunate name, maybe they have a death wish?

I have used both languages, although I prefer the clean syntax of C#. There is really little difference between them other than syntax, and I believe the VB.NET exists solely to easy VB developers into the .NET world.

Having said that, the ability to select from a number of .NET languages is really a great feature of .NET when dealing with specialised application requirements. Cω(C-Omega) comes to mind.