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.NET Stuff
All about .NET
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A few days ago Red Gate has announced that it acquired Reflector from Lutz Roeder, which is big news given the fact it is kind of core tool for .NET.
In case you don't know yet Reflector was listed in top 10 of the tools that every .NET developer Read More
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Since my last update some changes have appeared in the steps needed to create a patch using Wix. The good news is that you no longer need MSIMSP to create a patch (and all the hurdles required to obtain MSIMSP).
Pyro is the new tool that can be used Read More
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If you are trying to create MSP files ( aka MSI patches ), one of the best tool I found to create PCP files is Wix. The amount of documentation for MSP creation is extremely small in my opinion, most of the required hints are in the Wix documentation. Read More
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This post is inspired from another post (in Romanian, sorry for the not Romanian speakers), which asks about the usefulness of System.Reflection.Assembly class.
This class is primarly your one stop shop if you want to implement a plugin host in Read More
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Quite some time ago I have written a small utility that allows users to upload multiple Reporting Services reports (RDL files) at once to a Reporting Services Server. I have decided to make this utility public as others might find it useful. The main Read More
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In case if you leave on another planet, let's reiterate the old news: Whidbey launch date is November 7th.So far I have used Beta2, in a VMWare virtual machine which has 512 MB RAM dedicated, on an Athlon 1800+ CPU, and I am pretty impressed by it's speed. Read More
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In case you live on another planet and didn't heard yet (but you read my blog) here is the news: on 7th of November 2005 the brand new version of Visual Studio will be released.
I received my media kit from BetaExperience, and I installed Beta 2 release Read More
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Yesterday I've received my ordered DVD with goodies from Microsoft's partners that are in the Visual Studio Industry Partner Program. It can be ordered from http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/extend/partnerdvd/ and contains 67 products and trials, Read More
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I found today an older post that links to an interesting book, named “.NET Framework Standard Library Annotated Reference, Volume 1: Base Class Library and Extended Numerics Library”, and I discovered an interesting discussion: should we derive Read More
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Yag has compiled a list of products created by Microsoft that are developed either entirely, or just some features, with .NET code. As we can see the list contains some interesting products like UDDI server or Sharepoint Portal Server (from Windows 2003), Read More
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Maybe only if you are living in a isolated island you didn't heard the great news: we will have Edit & Continue in C# for Whidbey (aka Visual Studio 2005). You can read the announcement here. So, now all the major development languages (sorry J# guys) Read More
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Because they can.
Instantiating objects, retrieving records from database when you need it, loading a full table with thousands of records, and the examples can continue indefinitely. .NET made this much simpler. In two lines you'll put a big pressure Read More
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Scott postedA reminder on "Three/Multi Tier/Layer Architecture/Design" brought to you by my late night frustrations.
So, before writting DataLayer stuff in your .aspx page (or worse, open connections), please review the article. One interesting note. Read More
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Found a new blog: http://thedailywtf.com/
Super cool, one of my favorite. WTF was in head of the one that wrote the code? Read More
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Since I often remind to people to optimize their code (or at least remove the redundant stuff they do) I found an interesting article about performance & paralellism: http://weblogs.asp.net/simonme/archive/2004/05/31/145024.aspx.
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Now 2GHz Read More
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