Jackie Goldstein's Weblog
Microsoft, .NET, and other stuff...
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Connecting to Microsoft SQL Server 2008 from Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 and 2008
My article on this topic just went live on MSDN at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc440724.aspx
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The WideOpen Web - Confessions of a Rich-Client Bigot
OK - I am not really a Rich-Client bigot and these are not really confessions.
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VSLive San Francisco in Less Than 3 weeks
Yes, it is that time of year again (and I say that most happily!) to go out to San Francisco to speak at the VSLive Conference. This year I am focussing on real-world use of DataSets, both with VS 2005 and VS 2008. But don't attend just for that - there are many other great sessions and speakers that you will really enjoy and learn from.
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Looking for Flex/Java Developers and .NET Developers
Note that for both positions:
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March 2008 Meeting of Israel Visual Basic User Group (IVBUG)
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10 Years of IVBUG (Israel Visual Basic User Group) Meetings !
Earlier this month, at our monthly meeting, the Israel Visual Basic User Group celebrated its tenth (10th) birthday !
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Microsoft Developer Academy II
Following in the footsteps of last year's event, Microsoft Israel is repeating the Microsoft Developer Academt event (tomorrow, November 27, 2007). This full-day event offers 6 parallel tracks of presentations and panel disucssions, across 5 time slots. Lots of of real-world and new technology sessions for the MS developer to choose from. More information and links can be found here.
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Off to TechEd EMEA in Barcelona
I'm completing final preparations for my trip to Barcelona next week for the annual Microsoft TechEd (EMEA) event. I'll be there from Sunday through Thursday and am giving the following presentation
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F# Programming Language to be Integrated in Visual Studio
Back in February I blogged about some of my thoughts on the experimental languages Microsoft Research was playing around with.
Today, Soma announced the formation of a team to move one of those languages, F#, from the realm of research to the realm of practitioners. -
Performance Improvements in VB9 / VS 2008
I recently had a discussion with Lisa Feigenbaum of the VB dev team regarding performance improvements in the upcoming version of Visual Basic. She pointed me to the following 2 interesting resources: