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Technology Breakthroughs in 2006
Completely unrelated to .NET, but still interesting, this site brings you an overview of the 15 most important technological and scientific concepts that will appear in 2006. It is noticable that the automotive industry is really trying to move further.
WinForms Tips & Tricks
While I was looking for a solution for the disappearing image of a XP styled button, I ran into this small site. Mick Dohertys provides some nice tips and workaround for common Windows Forms (.NET 1.1) bugs.
Happy New Year I Wish You All Very
Happy New Year I wish you all a very healthy, challenging, and interesting new year.
Smart Client frustrations
Well, I’m quite disappointed in the amount of tool support for developing Smart Clients. One my of current projects involves a Windows Forms Smart Client that uses .NET Remoting to connect to the application server. While developing on a system with local admin rights everything works okay (obvio...
NHibernate and LINQ
Yesterday, two of my collegues demonstrated both NHibernate, an open-source object relational mapper, and the technology preview of LINQ, the C# 3.0 query language. I was quite impressed by the ease of use of NHibernate. Obviously, die-hard Java coders were already aware of the power of Hibernate...
Visual Studio 2003 and 2005 side-by-side
We recently discovered that running Visual Studio 2005 Beta 2 next to Visual Studio 2003 breaks the attach to process functionality of the latter in many cases. However, it seems that this is fixed in Visual Studio 2005 Release Candidate. I still have to try it myself though.
Fluent Assertions