Category Archives: General
Pop3RT
Today I updated my POP3 client library for use in Windows Runtime.
The work for convert the existing .NET 4.5 code for support WinRT was more easier than I thought. In fact almost the entire code base is the same for .NET4.5 and WinRT, the only that I needed for reuse the code is a little bit of condicional compilation magic, and reimplement the socket layer using new WinRT Socket API.
You can download the library from NuGet, or if you want to browse the code go to GitHub repository.
Enjoy it! 
New Address For This Blog
After more than 7 years of publishing my blog at weblogs.shockbyte.com.ar/rodolfof I decided to change the address to shockyte.net and upgrade the platform where it is hosted. I hope this is a new beginning to write more often again.
The migration process was quite successful and all previous addresses, files, and content are still valid (just missed the comments 
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Thank you very much to all who follow me for so many years!
MVP Again!
I’m very happy to announce that I have been recognized as an MVP in ASP.NET/IIS.
Thank to Microsoft for this prestigious award!
MVP for third consecutive year
I’m very happy to announce that I have been recognized as an MVP in Client App Dev for a third year.
Thank to Microsoft for this prestigious award!
MVP for another year
I have been recognized as an MVP in Client App Dev for a second year. This is a great award that I’m very honoured to receive.
Thank to Microsoft for the award and thank you to the community for allowing me to share my passion for the software development!
New Blog Engine
Yesterday I have had an upgrade to the engine of this blog from .Text 0.95 to SubText 1.9.4. Subtext is a great evolution of .Text with more features and based on .NET Framework 2.0.
Spook Country
This is the cover of Spook Country the new novel from the author of the great Sprawl trilogy, William Gibson.
Bonus: Here you can read one of their best short stories 
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Blog New Look
I have upgraded the blog with a new skin and a webcontrol to avoid the spam in the comments. Thank to Miguel Jiménez.
