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- Wed, 16:04: Today is a good day for .NET developers.
- Wed, 16:05: RT @MattRosoff: Xamarin's third act - @sbisson interviews @natfriedman about Xamarin 3.0, released today http://t.co/M04DVf8dOR
- Wed, 16:06: RT @xamarinhq: Announcing Xamarin 3: Design iOS apps from Visual Studio, share UI code with Xamarin.Forms, and much more http://t.co/sxAqxN…
- Wed, 16:21: RT @migueldeicaza: Little known fact: Microsoft graciously released the API documentation to .NET to us under Creative Commons: enjoy! htt…
- Wed, 16:29: RT @levie: Today we're launching http://t.co/4e6NeOazvO to help nonprofits do more with the cloud. Join World Bank, IRC, Ashoka, charity: w…
- Wed, 17:48: RT @JohnBarnesSF: Approachably Reclusive: MMPB of The Last President is out. And at least briefly, my blog revives http://t.co/TvnrymOVSi …
- Wed, 17:53: RT @MichaelSwanwick: THE DOG SAID BOW-WOW is today's Kindle Daily Deal. Cheap at $1.99.
- Wed, 19:03: RT @ChrisBulow: The stark beauty of airport runways http://t.co/EsV94WM1Ff http://t.co/Hp4HVPF9ww
- Wed, 19:22: I visited Xamarin's SF offices yesterday to talk to @natfriedman about Xamarin 3.0: http://t.co/o1S3gukTBv
- Wed, 19:41: That was a different hummingbird: very curved beak, quite rotund.
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