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Well, I'm very pleased to announce that the "Windows SideShow .NET Framework Components 1.0 (Beta)" is avialable as of today (January 18, 2007). You can download it from here: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=06FA2ACE-A42D-4117-821C-BCE80786F1C4&displaylang=en Read More...
Hi all, I have been silent on the blog as usual but thought I'd add an entry today bring you up-to-date on my activities. I have been extremely busy. Wintellect has gotten some big deals lately which has had me travelling and teaching my .NET Framework Read More...
The Power Collections Library on http://Wintellect.com no longer requires that you register with Wintellect. As of yesterday, you can simply download the file and start using the Power Collections immediately. Read More...
Well, it has been a long since I last blogged and I've been incredibly busy the past year. I thought I'd share with you some of the things I've done and some of the things I'll be doing. First, my new book is finished and should be shipping to customers Read More...
A reader of my books asked me some .NET Questions regarding JIT compiler/strong-naming security. I thought I'd share his questions and my answers with you: 1. According to Microsoft documentation the Just In-Time Compiler takes the following attributes Read More...
Today, I discovered that Microsoft was filing a patent for “an operator that returns true when two memory addresses are not equal”! See http://appft1.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO1&Sect2=HITOFF&d=PG01&p=1&u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fsrchnum.html&r=1&f=G&l=50&s1=%2220040230959%22.PGNR.&OS=DN/20040230959&RS=DN/20040230959 Read More...
Recently, I was at a customer site and they were comparing the performance of a function that was written in unmanaged C with its C# equivalent. As they expected, the C code was performing much faster than the C# code. However, I didn't expect this. Once Read More...
Last Thursday, a friend of mine from days gone by contacted me and invited me to a meeting. I met my friend when I started consulting for Microsoft about 12 yerars ago when he and I were both working on the first 32-bit version of Visual Studio (code Read More...
Last week was very hectic with Devscovery Redmond in full swing. It was a great event and I really think I connected with the audience. I had a lot of conversations between sessions and at the end of each day. In particular, during the reception, I had Read More...
Oh, I forget to tell everyone that I was on episode #73 of .NET Rocks! Check it out here . By the way, I said in the show that Whidbey Click Once uses the BITS (code name “drizzle”) technology that has been in Windows for many years now. However, Read More...
July 27th was my 40th birthday and Kristin, my wife, surprised me with an awesome present. First, she got her mother to babysit our son. Then, she contacted 6 of our friends and invited them to join us as we flew from Seattle to Coeur d'Alene Idaho. There Read More...
A lot has been going on for me the past week. July 12 th was my wedding anniversary; Kristin & I have been married 3 years! But, we were dating for 3 years before we got married so we’ve really been together for 6 years now. This week I spent Read More...
I enjoy the Amazing Race too. If I get picked for Survivor, I don't know what I'd do. I don't think I'd last the plane ride to wherever. I'm a 100% city boy. Sometimes, living in Seattle is pushing it for me. I'd love living in New York or London. Read More...
Well, I've had several people ask me to start blogging and I'm finally breaking down and doing it. Recently, I started getting into RSS and I am much more of a believer in blogs now since new entries are pushed down to people who care about my comings Read More...