Action Events in .NET
The Async Pattern used in .NET 1.x and 2.0 code always annoyed me because of the excessive coding noise it introduced. The new support in .NET 3.x in relation to lamdas (convenient delegate or...
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The Async Pattern used in .NET 1.x and 2.0 code always annoyed me because of the excessive coding noise it introduced. The new support in .NET 3.x in relation to lamdas (convenient delegate or...
FxCop is a static analysis tool from Microsoft that checks software source code for conformance to the Microsoft .NET framework’s design guidelines....
Okay here's a weird .NET Windows Forms error scenario. One of the applications had a scenario where an ObjectDisposedException was occurring, but for only one of the users....
I came across a blog post from Brightcove which made my day. It indicated that Microsoft's new name for WPF/E was Silverlight and that Brightcove would be looking at using the technology....
I've been experimenting with the Microsoft ClickOnce technology that is part of .NET 2.0. Its intended use is as a deployment option for a new package called MacroView Windows Desktop that is being...
Conceptually I knew that eventually there would be a need to diagnose a memory leak problem in a .NET application. Sure a garbage collected environment automatically sorts out whole sets of memory...
When I first heard about WPF/E (WPF/Everywhere) it sounded like a waste of time. My interpretation was that it was just a XAML display engine with no support for .NET code....
It looks like there's a possibility of the .NET CLR being available for XBox 360 development. Check out these Microsoft blogger posts from Mike Zintel and David Weller....
After a bunch of monotonous code changes the previously V1.1 application now compiles successfully under V2.0 of .NET with generics in used for all domain model aggregation relationships....
I'm currently moving an existing .NET Framework V1.1 application to V2.0 and changing the domain model to use generics for any collections and lists....