Are you getting a HRESULT: 0x80131515 when invoking Righthand DataSet Visualizer from Visual Studio like this: The problem is that OS marked the visualizer assembly as unsecure since […]
What’s new in C# 4.0 presentation at NTK 2010 in Portorož
Tomorrow I am talking about new features in C# 4.0 at NT Konferenca in Portorož, Slovenia and I’ll be there through all day. So if you want to […]
Righthand DataSet Visualizer now supports Visual Studio 2010
New in 0.9.16: added support for Visual Studio 2010 and updated user interface a bit. As before, everything is merged into a single dll file which is also […]
Visual Studio 2010 and .net 4.0 are being released today
Today is the day. See Soma’s announcement and prepare your browsers pointed to MSDN Subscriber Downloads. The goods should be available for download starting at 10AM PST which […]
An annoying non-persistent memory leak in .net framework MDI
I had to investigate a memory leak in an application I am building for my client. It is a MDI application using DevExpress XtraTabbedMdiManager that provides some MDI […]
My first WPF 4.0/Windows 7 multitouch application
So I finally bought an Acer T230H multitouch enabled monitor that is supported by Windows 7. Actually, it is a dual touch but that’s enough. (for more on […]
Multitouch development on Windows 7
I’ll be developing a multitouch application in WPF 4.0 running on Windows 7 and using Windows 7 native multitouch (supported in WPF 4.0) running in portrait mode. Dual […]
Running NLog in WPF Browser Application and other partially trusted environments
NLog is a pretty slick logging library, no doubts about that. However if you try to use it from a partially trusted environment you are facing some problems. […]
Generic Thread.VolatileRead and Thread.VolatileWrite
I am thinking about using a generic version of Thread.VolatileRead and Thread.VolatileWrite. The code is similar to existing one (actually there are plenty of overloads) with the difference […]
Meet “Go To Implementator” DXCore plugin for Visual Studio
The problem One of the biggest annoyance when doing unit-test-friendly projects is that you have to deal with interfaces much more than you usually would. This isn’t bad […]