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It's official! WPF/E has been named Microsoft Silverlight. (Yet another meaningless name...)
Flash, eat your heart out!
Link to Microsoft Silverlight
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Today Microsoft releases XNA Game Studio Express 1.0 The official link and download page aren't there yet but after digging around I found a link[1].
Here's the official link[2]
[1] Microsoft XNA Game Studio Express 1.0
[2] Microsoft XNA Game Studio Express 1.0
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In my previous post about using and Dispose[1] I touched lightly on the Garbage Collector. Indeed very lightly, I never mentioned it but Dispose is very much related to the GC.
Today I found Chris Lyon's Weblog which contains excellent info on the GC, ranging from Dispose to WeakReferences. Read the blog, it's just 17 posts but well worth your ...
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Please note that my explanation in this post is incorrect. I am sorry if I caused any trouble.
In .NET 2.0 disposing the SqlConnection DOES return the connection into the connectionpool.
In my experience .NET 1.1 acted differently; I will try to investigate this and let you know.
In many talks, tutorials and books you will find C# ...
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During the last few weeks I developed the idea that it would be nice to be able to pull Key Performance Indicators (KPI) data from a data warehouse to the desktop in gadget on the sidebar in Vista. I even asked some colleagues if there are any standard API's or Web Services to access KPI's.
Today (the second day of a course on Longhorn Server I ...
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As you might have noticed the Microsoft Expression Products[1] got their final names and a new addition. In true adherence to other naming schemes[2][3] they decided to give Interaction Designer a name that is 'easy' to recognize. I remember it by remembering that it's the one with the non descriptive name... Let me think.... ah! Blend (was ...
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An excellent explanation[1] of Transaction Management in .NET 2.0
[1] System.Transactions and ADO.NET 2.0
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It appears that there aren't many breaking changes from the last CTP to Beta 2 of WPF and I love the addition of the ZIndex property[1].
[1] The ZIndex Property -- At Last!
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And, yes! They released Beta 2 versions of the Expression products[1] Graphics Designer and Interactive Designer at the same time. Wow, imagine a PC running Vista, Office 2007, WinFX all Beta 2
[1] Microsoft Expression - Home
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Read this post[1] to learn how to use Glass in WPF on Vista. Now I can't wait any longer for Beta 2… I want it now!
[1] Aero Glass inside a WPF Window
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