Microsoft joins Object Management Group (OMG)
Author: Richard Hundhausen
Last week, Microsoft announced that they had joined the Object Management Group. OMG is the consortium responsible for many distributed, and object-oriented specifications. One of their sets of …
Read more →I'm sitting through the two-day Visual Studio Extensibility (VSX) Developers Conference this week and Rico Mariani gave his roadmap to Visual Studio extensibility. Here are some highlights of the …
Read more →Boise SQL Server User Group Presentation
Thanks to those who attended the second meeting of the Boise SQL Server User Group. We had a good turnout of around 30 people and I hope everyone enjoyed my presentation of SQL Server 2008 Integration …
Read more →VSTS Profiler Improvements in SP1
As you know, Visual Studio 2008 and Team Foundation Server 2008 Service Pack 1 was released earlier this month. Most of SP1 was about bug fixes and performance, but it seems that the profiler team …
Read more →Red Gate acquires .NET Reflector
I got an email this morning, as I'm sure many of you did, from Lutz Roeder ...
After more than eight years of working on .NET Reflector, I have decided it is time to move on and explore some new …
Read more →But at least I had a cool party to send me off to my next 40 years. Last Saturday, around 140 of my closest friends and family converged on a park in Boise to roast a pig, drink from the keg, and poke …
Read more →Kathleen Dollard in Boise tonight
Wow, two great speakers in less than a month. Last month, we had Kalen Delaney speaking at Boise's inaugural SQL Server User Group and tonight at the Idaho .NET User Group, Kathleen Dollard an INETA …
Read more →Chasing the predator is a qualification for governor?
I'm sure most of you have seen the (original) movie Predator, released back in 1987.
First, Jesse Ventura became the governor of Minnesota in 1999. Next came Arnold Schwarzenegger who became governor …
Read more →Michael Vincent on Dynamic Languages
I got an opportunity to attend the LA C# User Group tonight, and listen to Mike Vincent speak on this subject. I'm familiar with the concepts and capabilities of dynamic languages, but looked forward …
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