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You've heard of Managed Code, now bringing that idea into the OS itself. What will happen? In the research project from Microsoft, Singularity is just that exact OS that's trying it out. "Singularity is a research project focused on the construction of...
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Recipes Recipes are the core automation "engine" that automates the development activies of developers that they perform manually. Actions Actions are a series of instructions/steps in a Recipe to simplify complex or repetitive tasks. A recipe can contain...
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First up, what is EnvDTE? It's actually called Environment Developer Tools Extensibility. It's basically a namespace where you have your DTE which is your Object Model for your Visual Studio .NET Environment. So what has EnvDTE got to do with GAT? A lot...
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I've always been wondering about AJAX and its role in creating rich-client interfaces withinthe web. It has always been client-side scripting, using javascript to create rich client-side experience. But with AJAX, you're able to bring these client-side...
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Guidance Automation is a wonderful idea, with great XML schemas and all. What is lacking is the tools for GAT itself, and tools to create a guidance package. Currently, it takes just as much time to create a guidance package as writing a guidance documentation...
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I'm going to post a lot on GAT for the next few days, so bear with me. In the Templates\Solutions\MySolution.vstemplate, when you create a ProjectTemplateLink under the SolutionFolder, you can't have an absolute path. You need to copy the project directory...
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I'm going to compile all my resources and research that I've done for the following on Software Factories. Software Factories Website Rob Caron: Software Factory Stuff Visual Studio Team System Developer Center: Software Factories Visual Studio Team System...
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Power Collections For .NET With .NET 2.0 comes the ability to implement what has been known in C++ as template classes. Generics are like C++ templates, only better. To learn more about generics, check out Jason Clark’s article in MSDN Magazine: http...
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This is just my rambling, so ignore if you're not interested. There has always been people creating frameworks for others to use, and patterns being advocated to be widely used and should be used. But what about creating a framework of patterns? Frameworks...
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Contest 4: Digits Recognition Difficulty: Advanced Time Frame: 4 August - 4 September - 2005 Status: Open Managed by: Iliya Yordanov Problem You will be given an uncompressed .bmp image file. In this image, there will be a number of digits from 0 to 9...
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Introducing System.Transactions in the .NET Framework 2.0 Developers on the Microsoft Windows platform traditionally choose between two transactional programming models: explicit transaction management or declarative transaction flow and management. Both...
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New Recommendations for Using Strings in Microsoft .NET 2.0 Code owners previously using the InvariantCulture for string comparison, casing, and sorting should strongly consider using a new set of String overloads in Microsoft .NET 2.0. Specifically,...
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I was trying to find out how to create a starter kit. Here's the link. How to: Create Starter Kits
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You cannot have circular dependencies in Visual Studio. And circular dependencies are bad. But what if you really need them? There are a few ways to go about solving this. Let me just give a brief on the situation. Assembly A references to Assembly B...
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The beta is out! I've finally GOT into the Microsoft Connect website (it's the new betaplace website) to be able to download Longhorn. I don't know whether I'm allowed to show this, but what the heck. Here's the files they uploaded and the different Longhorns...
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