Like the others - just part of the daily routine to check the forums.

/Teddy

Pretty much the same as Edhy.

I use RSS for some other stuff but check SF forum multiple times daily anyway.

Russ Brown (Using C#2010/SQL Server 2008)

NOW THAT IS AWESOME!!!

From the little I played with it the 2010 IDE seems very stable.

Keith Chisarik

Glad to hear it!  Yeah, I have just been working on the VS2010 add-ins for SF as the next update will support VS2010.  I am starting to get really excited about all of the next major updates for each of the SF tools.

The DDT will have some noticable additions in the next update.  But for those developers who just can't wait to run in the VS2010 IDE, we will be ready.

That's great Trent thank you. I did miss it. I'm a slacker. Actually I couldn't find it and I just went looking for it, it is good to know they are coming. Maybe I will have to check out the RSS feed after all

Sounds like some great stuff is on the horizon, greatly looking forward to it. I have already put the StrataListView and Collapsible container into a project within the last week, my client was impressed today when they saw it, really helped to clean up a cluttered interface easily.

Keith Chisarik

You must not have been looking too close lately, Keith.  I posted on another thread and I was waiting to see if you would chime in....we are making some changes and starting to work through adding the data types you needed.  I buried it in another post, so I figured you just didn't see it

Humm, I guess forgot the pray part

Edhy Rijo

Scan daily unless it is a post I am waiting anxiously for a reply on, then I subscribe via email and pray. RSS never took for me for some reason....

Keith Chisarik

Ditto here. Just part of daily routine to check for posts. At least scan them all. This works at the current volume. If the volume gets huge though, I might like a RSS or some other sort of tool.

Hi Trent,



Same as Edhey - just part of the daily routine. Scan the posts, contribute if we have anything useful to say (wish that was more often actually), learn what we can and mark all as read. That's the our cycle.



Don't use RSS or e-mail.



Cheers, Peter