I have to admit that this Thursday really surprised me in positive way. Or better, Developer Express guys did it. They just released a service release of their […]
Speaking at MS VS2005/SQL2005 launch event in Ljubljana, Slovenia
I’ll be speaking tomorrow in hotel Mons, Ljubljana at Microsoft Slovenia VS2005/SQL2005 launch event. My “What’s new in .net 2 framework and programming languages” presentation (in Slovene language) starts at […]
VMWare 5.5 released
My favorite virtualization engine just got better. Go grab it here.
New TryParse method in .net 2
.net 2 introduces new TryParse method for many base structures such as Int32. However, it is not limited to structs only (IPAddress has its own TryParse, too). Why […]
Why are dialogs in Visual Studio fixed size?
Why are many dialogs within Visual Studio 200x made fixed size without option to resize them is beyond me. Take for example Choose Items… dialog for Toolbox. It […]
WPF samples not working and how to fix them
At least some samples that come with WinFX November CTP don’t work because of breaking changes (I’ve got link via Karstern Januszewski). Take for example first page of ExpenseIt […]
Is Windows Workflow Foundation missing generics, too
A while ago I’ve blogged about missing generics in Windows Presentation Framework. Now I took a look at Windows Workflow Foundation and I immediately bumped over an object […]
WinFX November CTP compatible with VS 2005 RTM is here for real
Go to Shy Cohen’s blog and you’ll find the links. Isn’t that awesome – I can finally install Visual Studio 2005 RTM.
WinFX November CTP compatible with VS 2005 RTM is here…well, sort of
Tom Archer blogged that WinFX November CTP drop compatible with Visual Studio 2005 RTM/.net 2 RTM is available for download. Now, don’t be too enthustiastic. While he gives MS internal […]
Mother of all Visual Studio 2005 RTM bugs
Sit down, this one is huge. Apparently Microsoft doesn’t have Windows Forms Designer support for complex controls on derived forms, in other words, if you created a form with […]