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Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2
Lots of big stuff happening this week. Today Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2 is available to MSDN Subscribers and it'll be available for everyone on Wednesday. I'm running Beta 2 on all my machines now and really digging it. It's much faster than...
A new MSDN for a new Operating System and a new Development Environment
The team I work for is called Server and Tools Online. If you go way, way up, our boss is Soma ( Yes, this Soma ), but down here in the trenches there's the folks that make content and systems to help you after you "File | New Project."...
MultiBrowser or CrossBrowser Testing and deconstructing Microsoft Expression Web SuperPreview
Cross-browser testing is a hassle. Most of the time you can follow standards and get a decent looking website working cross browser, but there's always variations. All browsers have their quirks and older IEs have more than their fair share. As I...
Programming for Absolute Beginners
You, Dear Reader, very likely don't need this information. I assume you're probably not a beginner. BUT, you likely KNOW a beginner. Share this information with them! A bunch of people on Twitter discovered the MSDN Beginner Developer Center today...
Scott Hanselman's 2009 Ultimate Developer and Power Users Tool List for Windows
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Free eBook - Developer-Evangelism.com
My first job at Microsoft was as a developer evangelist. The company I ran before I came to Microsoft did a great deal of “technical evangelism” for ASP, Java, Flash, and others. And many of the folks who read my blog are “Technical Evangelists”, either...
Patterns and Practices of Lean Software Development
J. D. Meier emailed me this week to ask my opinion on “Lean” and referred me to [ THIS POST ] For almost 30 years (yes, I wrote my first program for money in the 70’s as a teenager) I’ve been a “practical” geek. I don’t invest much in methodologies, or...
.NET 4.1 Preview - New Base Class Library (BCL) Extension Methods - RFC
As web programmers, we use a lot of strings to move data around the web. Often we’ll use a string to represent a date or an integer or a boolean. Basically "1" in instead of 1, or "April 1, 2009" rather than a proper ISO-8601 formatted...
Back to Basics: 32-bit and 64-bit confusion around x86 and x64 and the .NET Framework and CLR
I'm running 64-bit operating systems on every machine I have that is capable. I'm running Vista 64 on my quad-proc machine with 8 gigs of RAM, and Windows 7 Beta 64-bit on my laptop with 4 gigs. Writing managed code is a pretty good way to not...
Hanselman List of Podcasts for .NET Programmers
I used to hate podcasts , but that didn't last long. I got a longer commute, bandwidth became less of an issue and podcasts, frankly, got better. Of course, I'm a smidge biased . I listen to a number of podcasts, not all technical, of course....
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