In this post I share some of the interesting blog posts of the past month that will also appear in the MSDN Belux Flash.

Belgian community

• Jonathan de Halleux is excited about a matrix algebra package for .NET.
• Yves Kerwyn: "SharePoint users might fall in love with Windows Briefcase"
• Christof Claessens blogs about BizTalk Server 2004.
• Christoph De Baene wrote SharpBrowser.
• Jan Tielens: "SharePoint, Code Access Security and the SmartPart"
• Tom van de Kerkhof created a Treeview navigation webpart for Sharepoint, using SmartPart.
• Jonathan de Halleux has created several add-ins for .NET Reflector.
• Find a list of all Belgian and Luxemburger .NET bloggers on MSDN Belux.

From the Microsoft bloggers

• Robert Scoble: "The Express Edition team is blogging".
• Dan Fernandez likes the RSS Screen Saver Starter Kit in C# Express.
• Kent Sharkey blogs about the Visual Web Developer 2005 Express Edition and the Personal Web Starter Kit.
• Sara Williams shares some thoughts about the MSDN Product Feedback Center.
• Want in-depth BizTalk Server information? Read the BizTalk Core Engine blog.
• Gilles Zunino explains why you should not use the Office Object Model when processing Office documents with BizTalk Server 2004.
• Brian Johnson links to the Platform SDK for Windows XP Service Pack 2 Release Candidate 2.
• Josh Ledgard lists some new Microsoft team blogs.
• Paul Vick has a list of "community-approved" Visual Basic blogs.
• Josh Ledgard kept a diary of a 3 day "Program Manager App Building" on the VSCore team. Read his diary for day 1, day 2 and day 3.
• Chris Brumme talks about the future of the .NET Common Language Runtime in this video interview on Channel9.
• Denis Bauer updated his FileDisassembler for Reflector.
• Fiona Fung: "Beginner's tips on Visual Studio .NET's Find and Replace using Regular Expressions"
• Robert Scoble shares some ways to talk with the Internet Explorer team.
• Laura John links to Jan Tielens' and Fons Sonnemans' SmartPart Webpart.
• Duncan Mackenzie links to an article on drawing a 3D Pie Chart in C#.
• Jonathan Wells refers to a CodeProject article: "Bubble.NET" for Pocket PC.
• Rob Mensching answers questions that Microsoft employees keep asking about his Windows Install XML toolset (WiX).
• Paul Vick discusses For Each and Option Strict.
• Suzanne Cook on how to debug an InvalidCastException.
• Eric Lippert: "What's the Difference between WScript.CreateObject, Server.CreateObject and CreateObject?"

International community

• Find the most interesting blog posts of speakers, attendees and community about Tech•Ed 2004 Europe at http://techedbloggers.net/.
• Dino Esposito wrote an article on TheServerSide.net about developing shell extentions with C#.
• Sam Gentile raves about Code Complete, 2nd Edition.
• Bill McCarthy links to an OPML file of Visual Basic bloggers.
• Eric Gunnerson discusses grouping classes within an assembly.
• Clemens Vasters invites you to download The FABRIQ.
• Ingo Rammer links to a dotnet.tv episode on XML Web services.
• Dana Epp reviews the Visual Studio Team System.
• Alex Campbell extended the ASP.NET Repeater control with a NoData template.
• Steve Maine: "... you can now easily call Web Services via e-mail".
• Rocky Lothka wrote an article on 15Seconds about Data Binding in Windows Forms with the .NET Framework 2.0.
• Maxim V. Karpov wrote an article about partially trusted code.
• Cathi Gero has several tips and tricks for .NET.
• Dino Esposito: "Got Attributes? Be an Attribute-based Programmer, Then"