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Microsoft releases the source code of the .NET Framework! See ScottGu's Blog,
Releasing the Source Code for the .NET Framework Libraries!
Christian Read More
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Visual Studio 2005 has a great support to define application- and user-specific configuration with a "Settings" file. Creating a Settings file item, a class is created that derives from the class ApplicationSettingsBase to read application-configuration Read More
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Shawn Steele created a custom culture for Klingon with an LDML file for Windows Vista!
Shawn's post Why and How I Chose Klingon for an Example gives more insight of Klingon. Shawn doesn't wear Klingon masks. I did. ;-) In 2004 I've created a custom Klingon Read More
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Install a Windows Forms 2.0 application using ClickOnce:
From Chris Sells: Michael Weinhardt ported Wahoo2! to Windows Forms 2.0, now you can install it using ClickOnce!
Christian Read More
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The C# access modifier internal defines access is only allowed within the assembly. This is what .NET 1.0 defined. With .NET 2.0 friend assemblies are allowed to access these members, too. Friend assemblies are defined with the attribute class InternalsVisibleToAttribute: Read More
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Bart De Smet has some Longhorn milestone dates. Christian Read More
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Microsoft outlined the roadmap for Project Green: Wave 1: 2005-2007 Common role-based shared user interface with Office integration Interoperability with service-oriented applications SQL Server Reporting Services as the default reporting environment Read More
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Krysztof Cwalina blogged about new naming guidelines for generic types. The BCL team considers remaning several of the BCL generic types. Some provisional examples: EventHandler<TEventArgs> Converter<TInput, TOutput> Dictionary<TKey, TValue> Read More
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Krzysztof Cwalina blogs about a proposal to refactor these new interfaces. Currently the interface IComparable<T> defines the methods CompareTo and Equals. Because not always all methods are needed, the new version might be two interfaces: IEquateable<T> Read More
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.NET 2.0 has many new classes to access the Active Directory and other directory services. The new namespace System.DirectoryServices.ActiveDirectory offers classes to control and manage the Active Directory. System.DirectoryServices.Protocols offers Read More
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The session title "Creating a Klingon Culture" required some special action. The attendees have been really surprised seeing me as a Klingon. After the session not only questions have been asked, I've received more requests for pictures Read More
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nuqneH!
On Friday I'm giving a presentation about localization and globalization of .NET applications. This session will be a lot of fun - not only because of the many samples I'm showing ;-)
Come to room 3b at 4:15 PM, and you will see. You can bring your drums to have even more fun :-)
Here is information (and some screenshots) about the samples!
Christian Read More
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Kevin Dente has a problem with generics as not being CLS compliant. With Longhorn generics will be CLS compliant.
In the meantime with CLS compliant assemblies this can be done:
using generics within the classes is not a problem
having generic Read More
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Tomorrow I'm giving a presentation for the .NET User Group Austria:
.NET 2.0 features to create localized applications.
Many things changed with ASP.NET and Windows Forms.
If you can't attend the presentation tomorrow, you can get this information Read More
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Are you attending TechEd Europe? I have a presentation about localization and globalization of .NET applications:
Creating a Klingon Culture
I already had a Klingon sample to extend resources with help of a custom resource reader:nuqneHdir Read More
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Kevin Ransom, Development Lead of the Microsoft Business Framework starts blogging!
In the first blog Kevin writes about the features of the framework. The Business Framework is based on Whidbey, ObjectSpaces, Whitehorse...Very interesting are also the Read More
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Jason Zander has a really good blog about NGen - he talks about the advantages of NGen, and where it should / should not be used. Jason also gives some Future Directions on this tool that we may see at PDC: ngen /repair - fixing up cached images New Read More
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