There is a new version of Resharper now available from the EAP site: http://www.jetbrains.net/confluence/display/ReSharper/Download
Revision 150 has the following :
From what I see the guys at JetBrains are planning to implement other features of IntelliJ, which is great.
This came from the previous link on bugtracking software, however, page states very important points about bug tracking. http://www.bug-tracking-guidelines.com/
The blog entry is not really informative yet, however, this is the most comprehensive list of bugtracking software that I ever saw on one page.
I will definitely be looking at it at posting more comments.
Bug tracking Software: http://blogs.msdn.com/JoeStagner/archive/2004/12/18/325099.aspx
Gemini: http://www.countersoft.com has a few interesting points.
It is a .NET solution. SQL server backend. Free license for up to 10 users.
Finally, the first step....
Not sure this will change the world, but hopefully will start a project that will be helpful. I've just uploaded an initial version of the C# Match project to SourceForge.net
C#Match - C# Pub/Sub Matching Engine. Support for multiple operators, XML subject line, efficient matching algorithm.
The project started as a pub/sub framework that I had to do for work. I was unable to find any available matching engines, and had to write my own. After a bit of research on the efficient matching techniques and a bit of development, C# Match was born.
I want to take the matching engine to the next level. Make it more generic, add multiple operator support (it now support only equality). When the project is a bit more stable.
I am always looking for people to help out, so if you can dedicate a bit of time to code, look at my code and make comments/sujestions, or even provide moral support and spread the word...
This sound pretty cool. Should be a great way to compare files. It would be great to add a command line functionality so it can be scripted with nant for example.
Coding Sanity: Reflector Diff
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
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.
If you ever wondered what are the diferences between different GC modes. This blog entry makes a pretty good explanation. Server GC Misconceptions
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...
Visual C++ 6.0 mainstream supports ends in a little more then a month. Time to finish up that .NET conversion...
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
