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After having put my .NET 1.1 application running on the .NET 2.0 runtime ( ^ ), I’m planning on migrating it to .NET 2.0 , but not all at once. Because I don’t want to have 2 solutions (one on Visual Studio 2003 for the .NET 1.1 assemblies and another...
One of the applications I develop is a .NET 1.1 Windows Forms application used by more than 5000 users and critical for the business. Being a complex and critical application, porting it to the 2.0 runtime just because it was not an option because it...
LINQ brought developers a very user friendly and domain independent style of writing queries. The fact that the way queries are written is domain independent doesn’t mean that any query will compile the same way or even run the same way. You’ll always...
With all developed and tested on my laptop using SQL Server 2008, it’s time to deploy to the company’s test machine running SQL Server 2005. The first thing I ran into when executing: CREATE ASSEMBLY [MyAssembly] AUTHORIZATION [dbo] FROM '...\MyAssembly...
You might have noticed that I used LINQ in my last Playing With SQL Server CLR Integration posts ( Part I , Part II ). I couldn’t make it work with the standard Visual Studio 2008 SQL CLR project template. Changing the Target Framework to .NET Framework...
On my last post , I showed how to convert a property bag stored in text to a CLR Table-Valued Function . I started thinking that I could retrieve the property values, but I couldn’t change them or add new properties. Passing a table as a parameter is...
I’m currently working with an application that stores a property bag in a SQL Server column like this: [[[name1]]] value1 [[[name2]]] value2.1 value2.2 [[[name3]]] value3 Don’t ask me why it’s done like this. It just is. The application decodes this property...
Typemock is launching a new product for ASP.NET developers – the ASP.NET Bundle - and for the launch they are giving out FREE licenses to bloggers and their readers. The ASP.NET Bundle is the ultimate ASP.NET unit testing solution, and offers both Typemock...
It’s finally out! The LINQ Com C# (LINQ With C#) book that Luís and I wrote is out. Well, mostly Luís than I. This book, published by FCA , is targeted at anyone that already knows C# 2.0 and wants to know learn the new features introduced with C# 3.0...
Today redgate released version 5.1.5.0 of .NET Reflector . It was a bumpy release. Early today, at work, as soon as @antsprofiler was announced the deployment of the new version I tried to upgrade and was offered an upgrade to the version 5.1.4.0 over...
ASP.NET is expected to have some improvements on the generation of client IDs . Although this is a major improvement, it comes short by not allowing the generation of shorter client IDs for server controls. My good friend Nuno Gomes has done some work...
Specially in enterprise environments, proxy servers are used to access the Internet. In a Windows / Internet Explorer environments there is a proxy server configuration in Internet Properties > Connections > LAN settings > Proxy server . Although...
This innovative use of Deep Zoom uses screenshots of sites powered by ViaTecla ’s software solutions to form a picture of a Santa Claus.
I don’t know what’s wrong with my XP system (besides the fact that I’m still using it) but I couldn’t install .NET 3.5 without removing .NET 2.0 and now I couldn’t install apply SP1 without removing .NET 3.0 and 3.5. Fortunately, I was rescued by Aaron...
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Reading through the The Typemock Insider blog, I came across this post from Gil Zilberfeld . I myself tend to fall in Gil’s practice ("binary search" debugging), but I don’t think Kent Beck has the right solution . Gil’s suggestion of using...
If you were able to attend this session at PDC or Tech-Ed EMEA Developers , you were presented with a first class presentation of the future of C# , presented, respectively, by Anders Hejlsberg and Mads Torgersen . For the near future ( .NET 4.0) C# will...
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(It might seem a bit late for this, but, lately, I’ve been having a lot on my mind. So here it goes.) This was my first PDC . It was just as I had been told. For those who don’t know, the PDC is all about the future. The near future ( .NET 4.0 and Windows...
Filed under: .NET, Events, Microsoft, MSDN, VisualStudio, TechEd, PDC, TechEd2008, PDC2008, PDC2009, Windows7, WindowsAzure, VisualStudio2010, "Geneva", TechEd2009, "Dublin", "Oslo"
This year’s PDC is all about the cloud (or cloudy as I call it) and the .NET Framework 4.0. No one at Microsoft has ever told me that Windows Forms are dead (quite the opposite) but looking at the list of sessions for this year’s PDC I can only see WPF...
This major version adds static method support and non-public method faking to the AAA API. Check out the release notes . I don’t like the reflective approach to testing private methods. With the new additions to the AAA API, testing this class: public...
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