VB.NET Refactoring Cut
Sam Gentile is not happy about the cutting of most of the refactoring functionality out of VS.NET 2005. I tend to stay on the C# side of the fence - just because that's the syntax I'm most familiar...
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Sam Gentile is not happy about the cutting of most of the refactoring functionality out of VS.NET 2005. I tend to stay on the C# side of the fence - just because that's the syntax I'm most familiar...
I subscribe to the "Enter the JBoss Matrix" feed and got a link to this video from there. Now the JBoss IDE stuff was interesting and the Eclipse IDE looks pretty snazzy (some day I'll get around to...
Check out the MSDN TV episode "Drag Once Databinding for Client Apps". A couple of years ago, I spent some time attempting to get object properties to appear in the data binding selection lists of...
I got to this article via Occam's Razor. For some reason this automatically brang to mind a section from one of Guy Kawasaki's books (can't remember which one)....
I purchased an icon set for use in software development from Icon Experience around six months ago. This is a great snappy looking Windows XP style icon collection that makes my winforms software...
Occassionaly I've heard the term "sodder" in a bunch of software oriented video/audio from the U.S. From the context, it was obvious they were talking about solder....
After a couple of years of swearing not to install Real Networks software because of it's intrusiveness in previous versions, its now back on my PC....
I decided to catch up with a few of the longer blog posts using the TTS audio approach mentioned in yesterday's post while doing some mind numbing paperwork....
Over the last year or so, I've been heavily into listening and viewing audio and video content from the Internet. Mostly it's technology oriented but there's also a mix of other subject areas....
Just recently I've discovered the wealth of content at www.theserverside.com and it seems that innovation is flourishing with respect to middleware in Java land....