This is officially my 200th post. I also uploaded code today that gets rid of the static XML that was generated by a C# console application at midnight and have replaced it with aspx pages that render the XML dynamically (using XmlTextWriter in C#). Not only that, but I added in support for wfw:comments and wfw:commentRSS which allows RSS aggregators like SharpReader to enumerate comments without having to go to the site to read them. For those of you that are reading this through an RSS reader, re-point your feed location to http://eddorre.com/rss.aspx.

I also have to give props to this code snippit on CodeProject. Without it, starting the new XML generation process would have taken me a lot longer. I’ve heard CodeProject has bad and terrible code samples, but this one was right up my alley; it really put me on the right track.

Not bad for a non-programmer trying to learn C# and ASP.NET.