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I presented at the New York City SharePoint Developers User Group (NYCSPDUG) on Dec 21st - SharePoint Workspace 2010 for Developers . It was well attended (~70) and the presentation was well received (based on the questions & feedback). Download the...
This release of Enterprise Library for .NET 3.5 & VisualStudio 2008 includes the following: Integration with the Unity Application Block Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) 2.0 support and improved instrumentation Performance improvements Pluggable...
Desmond Nolan (Enterprise Architect) will present at the Connecticut .NET Developers Group meeting on Tuesday Jan 23rd (6-8PM) at the Microsoft Farmington office . More details at the CTDOTNET website .
Richard Hale Shaw gave an all-day C# Mini Code-Camp at MSFT Waltham MA on Saturday (04.30). Over 300 attended! He teaches at various Code-camps, VS Live and similar events - DON'T miss the opportunity to see him . RHS is very articulate and precise in...
Jesse Liberty's new book Visual C# 2005: A Developer's Notebook is almost here (April release scheduled). Download Chapter 1 ( C# 2.0 PDF File here ).
Dan Fernandez, Visual C# Product Manager reports that the Visual Studio 2005 Beta 2 Expiration Date is May 1st 2006 .
Last call to register - Mini CodeCamp C# Special Edition (@ Watham MA All day Saturday April 30th). Done in the CodeCamp tradition and will benefit VB/C++ developers who want to get into .NET or C# programmers looking for an all-day refresher course.
Sahil Malik's post on the performance of Reflection raises some issues. While Reflection can bring in the power of extensibility ('loose coupling via Interfaces') it comes at the cost of performance (as pointed out by Sahil). Justin Gehtland's example...
The March '05 issue of INETA Newsletter has a nice short interview with C++ Guru Kate Gregory . Kate shares some of her opinions on C++ in a managed world - "I actually prefer VB to C# because I never drift off into C++ by accident." I can relate to that...
RHS has a great little piece on Hungarian Notation . I particularly liked his affinity towards 'C' and how he started on it a couple of decades ago (a not too different experience for me as I recall). Since we are on the topic of language evolution &...
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