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January 2003 - Posts
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I'd like to write a
regular .NET column - a real one, in real media [1], not just in my blog.
Either online or in print.
If you are an editor
reading my blog and interested in me writing a monthly column for your magazin
or portal, please drop Read More
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I'm mildly annoyed.
I'm mildly annoyed
by constant comparison of .NET vs. Java by folks who don't know the truths about
the respective other environment. I read a nice statement the other day
which was similar to "Maybe .NET developers should Read More
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Today is my third day! I feel
pretty good and Katja - who never smoked
- simply loves it.
Just had
to spread the word. Thanks for listening. Read More
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Matt's update re
Remoting/Mono:
Currently, the
oversimplified not really practical basic remoting is supported. I
recall Miguel saying that a SOAP serializer is either done or mostly done
(maybe only in CVS) and that someone has just Read More
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Jason wonders about
some Great mysteries of the CLI
Also - why is [Serializable]
an attribute while MarshalByRefObject is a
base class? The arguments I've heard are pretty weak. As
Mike Woodring points
out, deriving from Read More
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Will I ever
"switch" to Linux/Mono? No ... seriously, I really like Exchange server
- but you already knew
this. Actually, Exchange is just a sample: From my general experience,
it's simply easier to interop with different applications and servers Read More
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Matt has been hanging around at
LinuxWorld and reports on the state of Mono:
C# is done, VB
is 70% done, and JavaScript is 50% done. This is good. Miguel
demonstrated an almost unmodified version of iBuySpy that was only Read More
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From the
"While you've been in bed"-department: Clemens is working
on "a pretty radical
extension for Enterprise Services and COM+ - it's actually
more a "new feature
set"
than a tool or wrapper.". I
really hope that he succeeds Read More
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What a week: been in
bed, sick, Sunday to Thursday. Argh, I even had to cancel a conference gig. This
pretty much sucks - I'm really sorry about it. Read More
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Congrats Sam and Sue!
By the way: will I
get the chance to meet the four Gentiles during WIN-DEV later this
year? Read More
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I just found two
.NET bloggers in Switzerland who also happen to use OutBlog:
http://www.shamiro.ch/
http://www.corti.com/weblogsascha/
Hey ...
I usually spend a week each month in Zurich. How about dinner? Next time will be
from 2/10 to Read More
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Since Jan 1, 2003
I'm in progress of selling my previous company to my partner and I'm again
working as an independent consultant and trainer. You can hire me
throughout the European Union and Switzerland for .NET
Consulting and Prototype development. Read More
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"The specified module could not be
found."
- This text shouldn't be too unfamilar for the ones of you
visiting my weblog in the past few hours.
If anyone is
interested in the "why's and how's" of this bug:
It is caused by
the COM/Interop Read More
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Let's spread the
word: Version 0.1 of my highly anticipated (well, at least by the two
people who read this weblog) Outlook and Exchange 2000 powered
weblog toolkit OutBlog has been released. More
information (and a sample blog & download Read More
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Clemens: A modular application without well-defined extensibility points
is not modular.
I'd even go one step
further: A modular application which defines extensibility points
without using them in the actual application is not Read More
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None of this is
real. All made up. Innocent until proven guilty. Or such.
As Ted started with some conference
gossipping, he reminded me that I really wanted to spread some "Best Of
Conferences, 2002" gossip and photos as well. Ok ... let's get
ahead. Read More
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Peter and John bemoaned the loss of ClearType when
switching to the Mac. Well, I guess I'm simply too 20th century in this regard.
I just can't stand ClearType. I played with it, turned it on for a couple of
days, turned it off for another couple, Read More
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Gordon: In
the space of a week, Ingo and
Greg
have transformed MS Exchange and Outlook into a competitor for Radio. Who
would've guessed?
I think that
the most important lesson learnt was "Use the tools. Don't
reimplement". Total Read More
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I got quite a number
of questions regarding details and plans about my
ExchangeBlog.
First and foremost:
I'm a consultant. I actually don't have the time to create a product for
sale. What I'll do instead is talk a little bit about the technology Read More
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Ok, I finally
got the time to clean up the rest of my "in-development" version of
dotnetremoting.cc, therefore: This Blog Is Now Powered By Exchange
Server.
Which adds some
pretty nice features. I can, for example, simply take a screenshot Read More
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