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Do you have wishes for managed DirectX for Visual Studio.NET 2005? You are in luck. Tom Miller’s put out a post inviting community to express their wishes for […]

It is certainly a good thing that CLR team cleared the bug list for .NET  Framework 2.0. I guess that makes 11/7 even more realistic date.

if you want to keep a secret text in a System.String you’ll have security vulnerabilities. Since it stores the plain text in memory (and you have no control when […]

Did you ever find yourself wondering which namespace a class belongs to? One would open the help and use index functionality to find it. Now the process is a […]

I already blogged about CodeSmith being a wonderful tool so I won’t repeat my ode again. While CodeSmith is a great tool it doesn’t yet support integration into […]

Visualizer is a new cool feature of Visual Studio.NET 2005 debugger. It is exactly what I was looking for visualizing ADO.NET’s DataSet data thus I decided to write my […]

Not exactly. Ever tried to write a Visual Studio.NET 200x addin? If yes, then you know that it isn’t exactly easy. Fortunately, there is a cure to this […]

Last week I’ve presented “What’s new in Visual Studio 2005 Debugger”. One of the cool feature is that you can customize the instance value. For example, consider this simple […]