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Flex your Architect Muscle! Enter the Iron Architect contest
If you are registered for TechEd 2006, you can enter the Iron Architect contest and win a free Architect certification (valued at $10,000).
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Creating nested types dynamically using the TypeResolve event
Thottam Sriram has an interesting article that talks about creating type dynamically using the TypeResolve event and ILGenerator.
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Mohammed Adenwala points to Introduction to Windows Workflow article
[via Nothing but .NET Blog]
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[Cool Tool] Position is Everything - Pagemaker
[via Dave Massy’s Weblog]
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Using ToolStrip to Create a Custom Title Bar
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Mark Gabbara posts about enumerating the WCF bindings listed in configuration
Mark Gabbara answers these WCF questions with the following scenarios:
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Moving a Type from one assembly to another (TypeForwardTo Attribute)
[via Irena Kennedy’s Blog]
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Kirk Allen Evans talks about Dynamically Invoking a Web Service
Kirk has a post that talks about different ways of dynamically invoking a web service.
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Updated 101 Samples using Visual Studio 2005 Now Available
[via Dan Fernandez’s Blog]
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Copy Text from MessageBox
[via secretGeek]
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[Cool Tool] WackGet download manager
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Windows PowerShell: The product formerly known as Monad and MSH
[via Greg]
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Aaron Stebner points to a CodeGuru article on Visual Studio 2005 IDE Extensibility
[via Aaron Stebner’s Weblog]
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Remove a RootKit... Go to Jail.
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Sharing a Strong Name Key File Across Projects
[via .Net Security Blog]
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Jason Haley finds a couple more interesting debugging blogs
[via Jason Haley’s Blog]
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BCL Team posts four part series on Installing a Managed Service with a Custom Name
Installing a Managed Service with a Custom Name (Part 1 of 4)
Installing a Managed Service with a Custom Name (Part 2 of 4)
Installing a Managed Service with a Custom Name (Part 3 of 4)
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Kirk Allen Evans talks about sorting XML with System.Xml.XPath.XPathExpression
[via Kirk Allen Evan’s Blog]
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Felice Pollano is integrating a debugger in reflector
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Less MSIerables - Utility for extracting contents of MSI files
I found a nice utility for extracting the contents of an MSI file. Very useful!
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Windows Live Voicemail: The ultimate answering machine
[via Bink.nu]
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Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Service Pack 1 Released!
[via Bink.nu]
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Show Deleted Items in Team Explorer
[via Team System Blog]
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Spelling with flickr
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Mindjet plugin for Team Foundation Server
[via John Lawrence]
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Browse the GAC with Windows Explorer
I have always used the command line to be able to get files out of the GAC, which is a real pain. Recently I found this post which after using the following registry entry, allows you to browse the GAC with windows explorer. Very nice!! As an added bonus you can now browse to a file in the GAC and include it in a Visual Studio project!
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Using InternalsVisibleTo Attribute with Strong Named Assemblies
The InternalsVisibleTo Attribute can be used to allow another assembly (such as your Unit Test assembly) to see the internal members of your assembly. I prefer this method to either putting unit tests in my primary assembly or to using the VSTS feature of autogenerating accessors to my private members. (Those are real fun when you go to refactor a project…)
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Microsoft's GarageBand called Monaco
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TortoiseVSTS
TortoiseVSTS: http://sourceforge.net/projects/tortoisevsts
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Microsoft to release it's internal "NDoc" type tool this summer?
According to this MSDN Suggestion (and following replies by Microsoft), it sounds like Microsoft may be releasing it’s internal tool that can convert XML comments to CHM / Html. I am really surprised that Microsoft took that functionality out of VS.NET 2005…
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SQL Server Everywhere Edition
Apparently SQL Server Mobile Edition is now going to be called SQL Server Everywhere Edition because, well, it is supposed to run everywhere (including the desktop). From what I can tell, it doesn’t require any kind of an install and is DLL based instead of Service based.
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