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I stumbled across this site: http://www.albahari.com/threading/ It offers a nice free e-book on threading in C#. I haven't had time to read it but it looks quite good. Greetz, Ernst
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Old Microsoft .NET Logo (152x80 pixels).Old
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Contents of the .NET Framework 3.0 setup program (dotnetfx3.exe) as viewed in WinZip.
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A screenshot of the new www.rabobank.nl web site.
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Picture of Microsoft's Channel 9 Guy
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A collegue of mine directed my attention to the following: Juval Lowy created a nice framework on 2.0 which enables you to do transactions on common types . So rolling back local variables when exceptions or issues occur! True error handling… J Love it!
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Logo of Indigo presented at VS Live 2005! in San Francisco. It's a PNG file with alpha transparency. View the original in FireFix or IE 7.0. The background is not really black.
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Don Box and Steve Swartz speaking on Indigo at VSLive! 2005 in San Francisco.
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The crowd, photographed from behind, that is listing to Juval Löwy speaking on System.Transactions.
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Juval Löwy speaking at the dotNED user group meeting on System.Transactions.
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Juval Löwy speaking at the dotNED user group meeting on System.Transactions.
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Microsoft .NET Logo ( 698 x 448 pixels) . It's a PNG file with alpha transparency. View the original in FireFox or IE 7.0.
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If you're interested in anything .NET-ish (or anything free ), then you might wanna download this free Visual Basic 2005 book .
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Robert Jan some time ago blogged about DB4O . And I've been following their progress ever since. You really should take a look at DB4O. It's cool technology! You open a database like this: db = Db4o.openFile(@"c:\db4otest\database\test.dbo"); Now suppose I have a Object: Person. Person P1 = new Person...
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A new colleague of mine, Raynni Jourdain (LogicaCMG, Arnhem), pointed me towards this article about Java vs. .NET . In short, it says .NET for projects that have ease-of-use, need quick time to market and a lifespan of 2-5 years and Java for more complex projects, scalability and a lifespan of 5-10 years...
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WSDL Tool A collegue of mine, Erwyn van der Meer, pointed to a nice and usefull WSDL tool from ThinkTecture. If you have a WSDL file, you can use this WSDL to generate the webservice code so you start testing before the actual webservice is on-line! Usefull stuff At IDesign, there's a lot of usefull...
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New MSDN section: Coding4Fun
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Read this article on d esigning .NET Class Libraries .... About a week ago we had a discussion on the Microsoft mailinglist @ LCMG about whether or not to combine several assemblies into one assembly. Maybe this article will help you decide what the best option is for you. Cheers!
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David Chappell has published a paper on Indigo on the MSDN Web Services Development Center . It's good reading and contains a few nice simple examples to feel right at home in Indigo... I like it, I like it...
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Even Microsoft loves the Windows Forms FAQ by George Shepherd . Als you can see in this Windows Forms FAQ from Microsoft, they used a lot of stuff from his FAQ... As you can see, Microsoft also introduces a FAQ for Windows Forms 2.0 . And if you want to know what the new features are gonna be in 2.0...