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.NET Training, Consulting, Coaching & Development
August 2003 - Posts
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Added my weblog to PDC Bloggers. We'll be there ;-)
Christian
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Sean Campbell and Scott Swigart posted pre-PDC Whidbey, Yukon, Longhorn slides. They collected public available information and put it into this slide collection.
Found through Don Box's post about NDA and this presentation.
Christian Read More
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David Chappell has an interesting article about The Economic Value of Linux.
Who benefits from the rise of Linux, what about the open source developers... See this good article!
Also interesting is the "4. Reporting and Audit" section in the RedHat Read More
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Today I'm starting a virtual .NET Training for a company in Germany. The training consists of 16 training sessions. At Global Knowledge we are using InterWise as a tool. This tool makes it possible to interact with the students.
The students have the Read More
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With Paschal's blog entry INETA Potential: Not For Craggy Island it may look like INETA is creating user groups. This is not the case. Instead, INETA supports existing user groups. A existing group can apply for INETA membership.
Criteria for membership: Read More
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I've added the books I've written to a new "My Books" section to my weblog. The list will grow :-)
Maybe I will also add a new category to my blog to tell more about my book writing activities, as is already done by Jeff Prosise and Ingo Rammer.
Christia Read More
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Now when Ingo Rammer was appointed as a new Microsoft Regional Director I've collected the weblogs of Regional Directors:
Jon Box, USA
Andreas Eide, Norway
Scott Hanselman, USA
Thomas Lee, UK
Stephen Forte, USA
Edgar Sanchez, Ecuador
Joel Semeniuk, Read More
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Ingo Rammer is now a member of the Microsoft Regional Directors program!
Welcome!
Now we are two regional directors located in Austria. However I'm meeting Ingo also many times in other countries.
Ingo is author of the successful book Advanced .NET Read More
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Don Box writes more about delegates:
With the first entry he explains the differences of these declarations:
public delegate void EventHandler1<S>(S sender, EventArgs args);
public delegate void EventHandler2<S,E>(S sender, E args) where Read More
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Scott Watermasysk is using OneNote although he has no Tablet.
Just like Scott, I'm using OneNote all of the time! Of course there is a reason for my blog title ;-)
And the same as Scott - I would like to get a Tablet, too.
Christian Read More
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Don Box is back from vacation in LA to do a post about generic delegates showing another great use of delegates. With .NET 1.1 I had to write a lot of different delegates because of different types. That's no longer necessary with delegates, as can be Read More
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With my blog about generic methods yesterday, a comment was made that the Active Template Library (ATL) is too complex, and only hackers are able to deal with this complexity.
I loved the ATL and its flexibility. It is complex because of the complexity Read More
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Information from Eric Gunnerson that comp.std.cli & comp.std.csharp is in the phase "call for votes". The official call for votes can be found in the newsgroup news:news.announce.newsgroups.
comp.std.csharp is a forum for the ECMA/ISO C# Standardcomp.std.cli Read More
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Eric Gunnerson is surprised that generics are not only useful for collection classes, but also extremely convenient with methods. He uses generics to write generic methods to get lists from a database:
public List<T> GetValues<T>(string selectStatement) Read More
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Christian Weyer is speaking about "GXA, WSE and Interoperability with the Java World" at the .NET User Group The Irish Developer Network - Dublin in Ireland.
This is one of the INETA speaking engagements for user groups. INETA is supporting user groups Read More
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out of the city to a house west of Vienna. He will enjoy the garden during summer as I do now (south of Vienna) while writing on a book and this weblog.
Christian Read More
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I'm attending PDC in LA!
Great news about Whidbey, Yukon, Longhorn!
See you there! You can use this logo if you are attending PDC :-)
Christian Read More
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I'm back from a vacation in Carinthia, Austria - blogging continues ;-)
I just got a question about ADO.NET concurrency. Here is my summary :-)
ADO.NET uses optimistic concurrency by default. The data-wizard generated code for an update statement checks Read More
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