Red-Gate’s SqlPrompt is an utility that makes you wonder how could you live without it. It is basically an application that runs in the background and adds “intellisense” […]
.net
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Debugging White Screen of Darn
I just run across this valuable article. It talks about how to debug Windows Forms Designer errors you get on the screen when something goes wrong and I […]
.net / Slovenia
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Slides of my recent presentations on NTKonferenca 2006
I’ve just uploaded slides from my presentations on NTKonferenca 2006. Find them here.Sorry for the delay.
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XPCollection peculiarity
These days I’ve came across this situation – related to [DevEx]’ XPO:XPCollection<Customer> coll = new XPCollection<Customer> (session, false); // false means LoadingEnabled = false; coll.Criteria = new BinaryOperator(“SomeColumn”, […]
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Dejan comments on NTk 2006
Dejan has an interesting commentary on this year’s NT konferenca. I have to say that I agree with him – he is getting old. Just kidding. I agree […]
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What thread does BackgroundWorker use/create
During my presentation on BackgroundWorker I got a smart and obvious question: What kind of thread does BackgroundWorker create or use. I saw this coming it is just […]
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OziExplorer’s map file converter
If you are using either GPSDash or GPSTuner image GPS navigation software you’ll notice that their map database isn’t nearly as huge as OziExplorer’s. That’s why I’ve created […]
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Speaking engagments at MS’ NT Konferenca 2006 in Portorož
For the third consecutive year I’ll be speaking at Microsoft NT konferenca 2006 in Portorož. I’ll speak about Windows Presentation Foundation and DataBinding (tuesday at noon) and DLinq (thursday at […]
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Managed Debugging Assistants in VS2005
Did you ever write a code like this:public void SomeMethod() { StreamWriter writer = new StreamWriter(“c:\\temp\\tubo.txt”); writer.Write(1); } Of course not. It should look likepublic void SomeMethod() { […]
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Meet IQueryable<T>
One of the biggest Linq improvements from the last CTP is IQueryable<T> which allows polymorphic and dynamic queries. Matt explains it well in this post.