The Code Project - Free Source Code and Tutorials
Code project is definetely a site that every developer should know. It does however keep track of a lot more then just code. Check out the section on Program Design and Methodologies
Technology, Software Development and other ways to make an educated guess about the world...
Code project is definetely a site that every developer should know. It does however keep track of a lot more then just code. Check out the section on Program Design and Methodologies
The Code Project - Free Source Code and Tutorials
at 11:27 PM Posted by Timur 0 comments
Performance Testing framework
The Code Project - NPerf, A Performance Benchmark Framework for .Net - Design and Strategy
The Code Project - NPerf, A Performance Benchmark Framework for .Net - Design and Strategy
at 11:24 PM Posted by Timur 0 comments
A nice list of free book extracts. Steal This Book: The Free Way to be a C# Expert
Steal This Book: The Free Way to be a C# Expert
at 11:17 PM Posted by Timur 0 comments
Currently I am sitting in my car in the middle of Manhattan waiting for my wife to come out of the office. A totally random situation, but what makes it different is that I am with my laptop and I am Blogging.
I started NetWork Stumbler and saw 7 access points, 2 of them unencrypted. 30 seconds changing my network settings and boom, I am on the Net.
This is why I love technology
at 4:04 PM Posted by Timur 0 comments
If you ever wondered what are the diferences between different GC modes. This blog entry makes a pretty good explanation. Server GC Misconceptions
Server GC Misconceptions
at 5:54 PM Posted by Timur 0 comments
Did Rick just let something slip, or did he mean for this to be told out laud. Anyway, It seems that the next Visual Studio Community Preview will have a part of Team System in it. So expect to hear a lot mor ein the comming week as the word gets around. Summer time, summer time...
Rick LaPlante on and the Team System in the next comunity preview
at 12:35 AM Posted by Timur 0 comments
Visual C++ 6.0 mainstream supports ends in a little more then a month. Time to finish up that .NET conversion...
Visual C++ 6.0 mainstream support will end on September 30, 2004
at 10:16 PM Posted by Timur 0 comments
The rules of thumb are pretty selfexplanetory. However, once you start reading them they make a lot of sence. 21 Rules of Thumb - How Microsoft develops its Software
21 Rules of Thumb - How Microsoft develops its Software
at 11:29 PM Posted by Timur 0 comments
Windows XP SP2 is to be released any day to the users.
Exclusive: Windows XP Service Pack 2 Release Update -RSSExclusive: Windows XP Service Pack 2 Release Update -RSS
at 12:24 PM Posted by Timur 0 comments
It looks like Michi and Co. have a version of Ice that runs on the CLR.ÂI knew Michi would come around to God's platform sooner or later :-)[Don Box's Spoutlet]
Ice for .NET it's not the see thrugh blocks you put into your soda.
at 10:50 PM Posted by Timur 0 comments
If you are running Windows XP and want a cmd prompt with no strange environment variables set, do the following: CTRL+SHIFT+ESC->File->CTRL+New Task (Run...)
This will open a cmd window with only the basics. This is useful if you have killed Explorer and need to restart it. Explorer will keep the environment of the cmd window that started it.If you want to cleanly shutdown Explorer without having it automatically restart: Start->Shutdown->CTRL+ALT+SHIFT+Cancel.
[Jeff Davis (IE)]
Cleanly starting/stopping windows explorer (undocumented windows shortcuts)
at 10:33 PM Posted by Timur 0 comments