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Peter Nowak's book on CF development for mobile devices has just been released. The book is in German.
I met Peter awhile back at Tech-Ed Europe 2005 and he gave me a lot of good feedback on my Team …
Read more →Cool movie coming out next year: "300"
I just watched the trailer for this movie, and it looks great!
Based on the epic graphic novel by Frank Miller (think: Sin City), 300 is a ferocious retelling of the ancient Battle of Thermopylae in …
Read more →Martin Danner is blogging again!
Attaboy Martin! Good looking post on SandCastle, btw. Sandcastle produces accurate, MSDN style, comprehensive documentation by reflecting over the source assemblies and optionally integrating XML …
Read more →Talking SQL at the Spokane .NET User Group
I enjoyed traveling to Spokane (I have family there) and presenting to the Spokane .NET User Group (SNUG?) on various SQL Server 2005 T-SQL, engine, and data type enhancement topics. This …
Read more →Install Script for Team Foundation Server
Here's the install script for TFS, both Dual and Single server install. Thanks to Etienne Tremblay (VSTS MVP) for all his hard work in putting this together, and updating it for SQL Server 2005 …
Read more →Interop Forms Toolkit 1.0 Released
I just heard about this new add-in that helps VB6 developers integrate .NET Windows forms into their existing applications.
This is just another example of Microsoft's support for "VB Fusion".
Read more →Must have Agile Dev Tool & Web Site
The best tool is the simplest. It shouldn't get in the way of doing things, and it should be incredibly easy. One of my favorite Agile dev tools is the digital camera. Simply snap a …
Read more →MSDN article on TFS Branching and Merginge
Check out Chris Birmele's MSDN article "Branching and Merging Primer" on MSDN.
The article is short and sweet, but states the case well for SCM and even includes a few branching patterns.
Read more →MSDN article on TFS Branching and Merging
Check out Chris Birmele's MSDN article "Branching and Merging Primer" on MSDN.
The article is short and sweet, but states the case well for SCM and even includes a few branching patterns.
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