This is great news! The much awaited (by myself and many others) release of Rotor 2.0 has been released. Get it here . Here is what is new: - Full support for Generics. - New C# 2.0 features like Anonymous Methods, Anonymous Delegates and Generics - BCL additions. - Lightweight Code Generation (LCG)...

I got back Sunday morning after a red eye flight Saturday night. What an exhausting way of traveling after a very exhausting week! But, the week was definitely worth it in terms of information gained and shared, and contacts made and expanded. My highlights were meeting some people for the first time...

Sam Gentile posted a great review of this new book: Customizing the Microsoft .NET Framework Common Language Runtime by Steven Pratschner . As I was reading his post, I realized I had seen this book before! When I was preparing for WinDev on my CLR Hosting talk, I got information from Chris Brumme and...

Check out Channel 9's interview of Suzanne Cook on the CLR Loader. Great interview! Suzanne's blog was a big help to me when I was working through some production code and demos for my WinDev talk last year for understanding how assemblies are loaded and in what order and many other issues.

Last night I enjoyed speaking to the Connecticut .NET Users Group in Farmington, CT (Microsoft offices). I spoke on of my favorite security topics: .NET Code Access Security . I have made the presentation and demo code available for download: NETCodeAccessSecurity.pdf NETCodeAccessSecurityCode.zip It...

Code Camp II is getting a lot of great speakers lined up for the October 17-18 weekend. Several of the speakers are coming from outside of the New England area: Kent Tegels , Don Demsak (DonXML) , and Scott Watermasysk I just noticed one of my favorite authors Jason Bock will be speaking as well. I have...

By way of Craig Andera : Jason Whittington has a blog . Jason's a friend from my DM days; these days he owns the DevelopMentor .NET curriculum. Looks like he's playing with Whidbey these days! Subscribed. Subscribed as well! I enjoyed Jason's articles on Rotor as I was digging in last year, but I was...