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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...
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...
Spec#: Extension to C# There's a new langauge in town. First it was COmega , then Polyphonic C# , then it's F# , now it's Spec# . What is all these languages popping up, which are variants of C#? Is COmega going to be incorporated into C# 3.0? Or maybe...
Everyone knows the big announcement on Microsoft Longhorn's new official name called Windows Vista, but what's the rationale behind it? Here's an explanation. "Today, we live in a world of 'more' -- more information, more ways to communicate, more things...
Cell Architecture Explained Version 2 Previously a few months back, I posted a blog regarding about Cell Architecture, this exact same article now posted here again, but updated with the new changes since it evolved from 2002. I put my trust alot on Cell...
Requirements-Led Project Management: What Is the Value of Requirements? I've been discussing lately on Project Management, and getting requirements from the clients, and how to go about doing it. Here's a sample chapter from the book "Requirements-Led...
Last thursday during the SgDotNet User Group meeting, I mentioned a few things during the "Change Management" discussion which I'd like to share with everyone. Everyone knows how difficult project management is. Talking to the clients/customers and getting...
As the title says, I *MIGHT* be doing a presentation on how to start game programming with Managed DirectX. Even if I'm not doing it, I should still be creating the slide decks and demos for future use. :) So be prepared for lots of upcoming resources...
EnterpriseServices - mainly used for it's Transaction capability. J2EE - Used for it's Enterprise Services, like Transaction and Messaging Services, Mail Services, Security Services, Connection Pooling. I know you guys are going to say, but hey, .NET...
Although this is a .NET community, I feel that we need to be exposed to a variety of technologies to get the best out of each of them. I originally was an advocate for Java since it's v1.2 years and left it when it hit v1.4 but still meddled in it briefly...
.net String vs. StringBuilder - concatenation performance Here's EXACTLY what I'm going to discuss and present to you guys during my presentation next week. But instead of words, it's going to be a show-and-tell session to show you actually the performance...
Visual Studio 2010 Concept IDE Ever thought of what you want the next version of Visual Studio (Orcas) to look like? Or even dreamed of a concept IDE? Well, here's someone who penned it down in an article. Some of the concepts are real cool, with a really...
Most projects are constantly changing their UI due to change in user requirements, and the user's fickle-minded "I * think * it should be done that way instead" attitude, which usually causes most delays in delivering the project. Then there's prototyping...
A new section on MSDN, Coding4Fun , is a place for the hobbyist developer. This is something extra for those people who install the Express editions of Visual Studio 2005 to learn and start somewhere. Very interesting indeed, and I have a feeling they...