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Things that happened in 2011 MIX11 was a good conference, but not as great as MIX11. I blogged about the precon day (aka “boot camp”) the “Open Source Fest” day 1 , day 2 and day 3 The BUILD conference (here’s my short recap ) at first did a good...
Things that happened in 2010 MIX10 was absolutely fantastic. Read my report of MIX10 to see why. The dotnet Cologne 2010 , the community conference organized by the .NET user group Köln and my own group Bonn-to-Code.Net became an even bigger success...
Things that have happened I’m no longer responsible for maintaining GhostDoc , SubMain has taken over the development and this has freed up a considerable amount of time. Some of this time went into playing more computer games, a larger portion went into...
Today is the day that I'm finally able to speak about why things have been pretty quiet lately regarding the future of GhostDoc. I'm happy to announce GhostDoc has been acquired by SubMain , developer of tools like CodeIt.Right . The agreement covers...
I just downloaded the WPF/E CTP bits (a good starting point for all things WPF/E is the new Dev Center ). If you are a C# dev who has waited for the CTP as eagerly as I did, be prepared for a slight disappointment: right now you can only use Javascript...
2005 was an amazing year… GhostDoc became really popular (the VS2005 version alone had over 6000 downloads since the release in early November). The PDC was a great experience, and visiting Microsoft before that was a lot of fun. Being part of the “Show...
Data binding everywhere (every control, every property bindable), data templates (that can also be changed on the fly, depending on e.g. the value of a certain property) – I just saw virtually all my GUI problems of the last years solved. Okay, there...
[This blog post was inspired by reading “ Events, Delegate and Multithreading ” by Brad Abrams .] I'm pretty sure the language designers thought about the whole thing way longer than I did, but from the very beginning raising events simply didn't "feel...
This is what XML doc comments look like using my current color scheme in Visual Studio 2003: When I took a quick first look into the "Fonts and Colors" options of Visual Studio 2005 I was delighted to see a new setting "XML Doc Attribute", so I was hoping...
While I do write XML documentation comments for all my code (except throwaway stuff), I rarely actually read e.g. the CHM file generated by NDoc . But as we all know, a cool feature of VS.Net is that the content of XML documentation comments is used in...
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