C# GetObject and CreateObject
Published Wed, Mar 15 2006 17:08 | Paul June
When interoperating with COM applicaitons, sometimes you need to get the running instance of the application object of the app. In VB you would be doing this by using the GetObject method. Basically the GetObject method returns a reference to an object...
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Windows Vista Logo
Published Wed, Mar 15 2006 16:28 | Paul June
Microsoft has just posted the requirements or guidelines in order for your application to use this logo. Vista is fast approaching its release date. And it offers many new functionalities for programmers to be able to develop superb softwares for Vista...
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Made In Express Contest
Published Wed, Mar 15 2006 16:18 | Paul June
Are you a .Net programmer who wants a crispy $10,000? Then join the Made In Express Contest! You must have a creative concept and programming skills. This contest was made for promoting the new Visual Studio 2005 products. All you need to have is skills...
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Microsoft Expression Interactive Designer (Sparkle)
Published Wed, Mar 15 2006 16:17 | Paul June
I have just installed Sparkle March 2006 CTP. I’ve already heard XAML in WinFx(Avalon, Vista Presentation Layer) on numerous blogs, but I really haven’t got the chance to use it. Not until now. This software is part of the Microsoft Expression Product...
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Generics 101
Published Sun, Mar 5 2006 19:08 | Paul June
Another new feature of C# 2.0 is the ability to create classes that can handle different types while eradicating type boxing on the underlying type. This new feature is called Generic Classes. This type of class enable its user to create a somewhat “general...
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Nullable Types
Published Tue, Feb 28 2006 19:08 | Paul June
Well, this is the official opening of my blog. I’ll be blogging on the new features of Visual C# 2005 on my first few posts. The newest feats that I love on C# is on its new Nullable Types. Nullable types gives you the ability to create types that can...
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