Mads Nissen

I just finished an MVC implementation for WinForms as a tutorial for whomever and as a walkthrough for myself to see if I could find a nice tidy way to organize my ever increasingly Forms classes. I noticed something I just can't figure out.

Beeing not-even-out-of school, my eagerness to learn from experienced programmers and developers is constantly present. Having the luxury of time to spend on every single technological and theoretical new thing that appears, studentlife makes a good deal.

To sum up this afternoon of exploring .NET/pdf options, XSL-FO seems like an attractive possibility.

I've been looking for good PDF generating tools for a couple of months now but no good alternative has appeared.

According to Edgar Sanchez, Martin Fowler is now starting to use C# examples in his book (thanks for the tip about the book Edgar!).

Just made the intellisense schema work.. Maybe not complete yet but it helps.

I really like VS.NET. It's really great. But I'm starting to question my own iq here as I just used over one hour figuring out how to get xml syntax highlighting in my NAnt build files.

I just got a comment from Jesse Ezell who tip'ed me about ObjectSpaces. I actually wrote a rather large blogentry as a reply and roundup of my previous post on EJB CMP and possible .NET counterparts. But then I actually managed to loose the whole thing.