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VS 2008 and .NET 3.5 SP1 Beta changes for LINQ to SQL, and more
The ADO.NET team details on its blog what has changed for LINQ to SQL with the release of Visual Studio 2008 and .NET 3.5 Service Pack 1 Beta : Across the LINQ to SQL we have made numerous bug fixes, better SQL translation for queries comparing nullable...
Great fluent interface sample: the fluent repeater
I'm not that much a fan of fluent interfaces , but in some cases they are well fit. A great example is the fluent repeater created by Adrian Aisemberg. It's also a good example if you don't know what a fluent interface is. Here is sample code that uses...
ParallelFX CTP, Parallel Extensions to the .NET Framework
As announced by Somasegar , the first preview of ParallelFX (Parallel Extensions to the .NET Framework) is now available. ParallelFX runs on .NET FX 3.5 , and relies on features available in C# 3.0 and VB 9.0 and includes: Imperative data and task parallelism...
Visual Studio 2008 now available
All you need to work with LINQ (Visual Studio 2008 and .NET 3.5) is now finalized! The final release of Visual Studio 2008 Team Suite is now available for download for MSDN subscribers. Hopefully, all editions of VS 2008 will be released for everyone...
The future of CAB, Acropolis, Windows Forms, and WPF composite applications
If you are using CAB and wonder about Acropolis or WPF Composite Client, you should read this post . If you are using Windows Forms and consider using WPF, you should read the post too. Ward Bell writes a great follow-up to yesterday's announcement about...
Change of plans for Acropolis and WPF composite client support from Microsoft
Back in June, Microsoft announced Acropolis . Now, the Acropolis team and the Patterns & Practices team announce new plans. I haven't looked at Acropolis after July , and this new change of plans confirms that this was a wise decision. These days...
LINQ to SQL: What is NOT in RTM (V1)
Dinesh Kulkarni , now ex-program manager on the LINQ to SQL project, gives on his blog a list of what will not be included in the first version of LINQ to SQL . These are important restrictions to know if you haven't followed the story about LINQ to SQL...
Reflexil, C# code injection in assemblies
Nice to see that some old ideas start to come to life! Reflexil is not exactly like my Patcher suggestion, but it has some features of it. Here is the description taken from the Reflexil site: Reflexil is an assembly editor and runs as a plug-in for Lutz...
.NET reverse engineering tool for understanding projects
Here is a query I received from a user of SharpToolbox.com : Hi, not sure if you have seen anything like this, but I need something that can parse my VS.NET C# project and give me a flow chart of all of the code it encounters. I have inherited a large...
Visual Studio 2008 and .NET 3.5 still planned for the end of the year
You may have seen a lot of messages about the launch date for Visual Studio 2008, SQL Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008. According to this announcement , Microsoft has planned a grouped launch event in Los Angeles for February 27, 2008. This does not...
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