Archives
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No Touch Deployment and .Net Remoting
As we continue to go live with our NTD Windows Forms application (which replaced a desktop client\server app), that allows remote access to their sql server, I get emails from users like this:
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The New World of Work
I receive an email from Bill Gates from time to time. I found this one quite interesting:
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VS 2005 and .NET 2.0 update
I spent about an hour with this yesterday. I opened our master solution with 2005 and to my surprise a conversion wizard kicked in. It took about 10 minutes to run. We had 0 conversions!
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VS 2005 and .NET Framework 2.0
We are installing the above on a development machine today. Man are we excited. I'll post back what we see and think.
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Debugging once you go live: Trace Listeners
I wanted a way to debug our windows forms application once it was deployed to a client machine (Release build). I use Debug.WriteLine and friends when debugging from the IDE, (Debug build) using the Output Window to see my output. How does one do this with a release build though?
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.Net opportunity in Richmond, VA
New contract-to-hire position that needs an immediate fill. The job description basically entails the migration of vb6 to vb.net. Client is looking for someone with strong vb.net experience. This person will be the mentor of a Jr. team. This is a windows forms project.
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Passing state\data between forms
I just finished reading yet another article\post on ways to do this in .Net.
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If I can't use it, don't give it to me
Cool new feature in 2005:
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David Chappell on Indigo May 12th
http://blogs.msdn.com/gduthie/archive/2005/04/06/406028.aspx