MSDN Blogs

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MSDN Blogs is Microsoft's blog site where many of its employees blog to a public audience. It has both individual blogs and product or feature-related blogs. The main page aggregates all posts in the various blogs.

The blogs accept comments and criticism from the public, which are usually not censored.

Group blogs

• Building Windows 8
• C# Frequently Asked Questions
• IEBlog (Internet Explorer product blog)
• Microsoft Press
• Microsoft Windows SDK Blog
• MSBuild Team Blog
• NT Debugging Blog - Advanced Windows Debugging and Troubleshooting
• Silverlight SDK
• SQL Server Express WebLog
• The Visual Studio Blog
• The Xbox LIVE Community Team
• Ben Armstrong, Hyper-V Program Manager, Virtual PC Guy
• Visual C++ Team Blog
• Windows PowerShell Blog
• Xbox LIVE Operations Blog

Individual blogs

• Raymond Chen: The Old New Thing (blog on a variety of technical and non-technical subjects)
• Eric Lippert: Fabulous Adventures In Coding
• Jensen Harris: An Office User Interface Blog (No longer updated)
• Michael Kaplan: Sorting it all Out (blog about internationalization and Unicode)
• Paul O'Rear: The Help Guy
• Larry Osterman: Confessions of an Old Fogey
• Mark Russinovich: Mark's Blog
• S. Somasegar: Somasegar's WebLog
• Tim Sneath: Musings of a Client Platform Guy

External links

• MSDN Blogs
• MSDN UK Blog
• MSDN Blogs (German)

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