My favorite ORM tool just got better – Frans implemented Linq to LLBLGen Pro. He really implemented it to the last detail as he writes in a series […]
Building your own Media Center
Since I have IPTV I am really annoyed by not having an option to save programs, like in old video recorder and cable network days. True, one can […]
"The target assembly contains no service types. You may need to adjust the Code Access Security policy of this assembly." annoyance
Did you ever encounter this dialog box when dealing with WCF services? “The target assembly contains no service types. You may need to adjust the Code Access Security […]
Visual Studio 2008 web-design related hotfix
[MS] relased Visual Studio 2008 hotfix that should eliminate some web-design annoyances, particularly the slowness of the IDE, according to the specs. Get the hotfix here. I hope […]
VS2008 SP1?
I just read an interesting post about debugging enhancement for Visual Studio 2008 SP1. Right, the post isn’t interesting just because of new features but also because it […]
A part of .NET Framework Source Code is available for debugging purposes
Great news. [MS] finally released a part of .NET Framework Source Code for debugging purposes. A move that didn’t even seem possible a year or so ago. Anyway, […]
Guess the origin of source code
Guess where my debugger stopped. Follow up soon, but do guess. As a hint, this post is tied to a very recent notice regarding Visual Studio 2008.
Righthand Dataset Debugger Visualizer goes 2008 and looses expiration restriction at the same time
As a (late) new year gift I’ve removed annoying expiration restriction from my dataset debugger visualizer. Find the 0.9.12 update here. I’ve also rebuilt it for Visual Studio […]
A contribution to the Webheads CoP
Saša is doing some online community work for TESOL EVO BaW08 event. A part of her work is to create a nicely formatted weekly digest of forum threads […]
Nicer way to check for a flag presence
Imagine you have this enum definition and a variable of same type: [Flags] public enum Tubo { One, Two } … Tubo tubo = Tubo.One; Now, how do […]