Alex Barnett blog

This blog is my place. The opinions expressed here represent my own and not those of my employer. Blah, blah, blah. In addition, my thoughts and opinions change from time to time...I consider this a necessary consequence of having an open mind. This blog is intended to provide a semi-permanent point in time snapshot and manifestation of ...

I lead the developer relations team at Intuit (since Sept '08) responsible for Intuit Developer Network (IDN) and developer engagement for Intuit Partner Platform (IPP). Previous to that I was VP, Developer Community at Bungee Labs after spending 5 years at Microsoft Corp in various positions (my last role there was as Community ...

I finally got around to sorting out my new 'Alex Barnett blog' on alexbarnett.net! About my new blog I'm using Telligent's Community Server (the recently released 2.1 version) and running very nicely thanks to the good folks at ASPnix (my new host - they know CS inside out, so *perfect* for supporting set up, and ...

One of the reasons I decided to get my new domain 'alexbarnett.net' and get Community Server running is I want to be able aggregate all the 'pieces of me' scattered around cyberspace into a single place and then offer that up as a single 'uber me' feed (by the way, if you are reading this in your feedreader you ...

I spent ages looking for the link to referrers for posts within CS 2.1 and it seems I'm not the only one....so thought I'd share this with you: From the Blog Control Panel > Manage Content > All Posts In the list of the posts you'll see the 'Views' column and the number is a hyperlink. Click on ...

This is cool. I've connected to my SQL Server db created for running the Community Server (2.1) on ASPnix using Microsoft SQL Management Studio. Now also testing the tags feature on CS 2.1 - adding the 'SQL' and 'SQLServer' (seperated by ';').

Please work... :-) ah...i see i'm not 'alex' as author....let's see...