You will finally think that I get some money from Synop to advertise Sauce Reader like that. It is not the case I just find the tool awesome !!! So here are the major changes and improvements in this version include:

• Sauce Reader toolbar available in Internet Explorer: I am posting this blog entry with that toolbar, really cool
• Significant speed, storage and memory improvements: oh yeah that the case
• Desktop alert when new feed items arrive: nice, cool and not intrusive
• Complete customisation of keyboard shortcuts: another useful feature
• Support for authenticated feeds and proxy servers: I will be updated at work now :-)
• Improved automatic update and error reporting mechanisms: worked fine for the update from the alpha to the final beta

On the JetBrain's Resharper changes page it is written:

Build 84

• Documentation summary is shown in completion list and in Parameter Info (<b class="strong">Ctrl+P</b>)
• Code completion for symbol references in doc-comments
• Option to switch between VS icons and own ReSharper icons for symbols
• Code style options for modifier keywords order and use of explicit private/internal modifier (and Reformat Code can reorder modifiers)
• A secret feature, many of you will see it in the next few days :-)

I had a problem to register new addins in Visual Studio .NET 2003 that I exposed there : Refactoring my publishing tool. When I was starting Visual Studio .NET 2003 I got this dialog:

I refactored quit a lot of code on my site Tech Head Brothers this week and went to bed late (around 1:30 AM each day). But now it is running better and faster. I removed the rendering to Pdf using NFop of the articles because it works locally on my TEST server but not on the PROD one.<br/><br/>One of the speed improvement is due to the complete reimplementation of a user control that download a RSS to publishnews on my site. The issue with the previous method was that the cache was buggy. Now what I am doing is to to use two values in cache, one is the RSS document (a XML document as a string) and that one never expire: