While teaching C# the other day, it occurred to me that in C#, you can create differing method signatures by playing with the parameter types as well as modifiers (ref or out). This works in C#, …
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Keep your eye on this site. Ken Spencer, a fellow Regional Director, and Richard Weeks - my friends from North Carolina are setting up the site to give us the inside skinny on the .NET Framework. …
Read more →Microsoft released their managed code XML for Analysis compliant data provider last week. I was able to catch part of Carl's presentation at Tech-Ed, where it was mentioned. I am always …
Read more →Microsoft released WSE 2.0 on Monday. I heard about it at Tech-Ed from fellow Candian Regional Director John Bristowe.
Go and download the Web Services Enhancements (WSE) 2.0 for Microsoft .NET and …
Read more →This has to be a first with MSN IM
Ok, here's the situation. I'm currently sitting in the main Tech-Ed building, room 12 of the San Diego Convention center, learning about the RD2005 program and chatting with two friends of mine, …
Read more →CodeRush for Visual Studio .NET
It's only Sunday morning, and already Scott Hanselmann has shown me the coolest of cool VS.NET IDE Add-Ins ... CodeRush!
Forget QuickCode and the (coming) refactoring tools in Whidbey. CodeRush …
Read more →Microsoft Certified Trainer - Changes for 2005
This morning, Ken Rosen, MCT Worldwide Program Manager, showed how Microsoft is raising the bar for 2005. Keeping in mind that the 2005 MCT program guide hasn't been finalized, he delivered to us the …
Read more →So how many PCs are running .NET?
According to an interview with S. "Soma" Somasegar, VP Developer Division at Microsoft, there are 80,000,000 or more desktops that now have the .NET Framework installed with some 50,000,000 …
Read more →Looks like it's ok to cheat Microsoft in Texas
Almost two years ago, San Antonio police seized the business and personal assets of former TestKiller.com and TroyTec.com owner Garry Neale during a criminal investigation of a complaint made by …
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