SilverLife 2.0
Silverlight 2.0 Beta 1 shipped yesterday, so I thought now would be a good time to deploy a new version of SilverLife. SilverLife is a Silverlight implementation of John Conway’s […]
CLR via C# will NOT be updated for .NET 3.5
I get a lot of e-mails asking me if I will be updating my CLR via C# book for .NET 3.5. This blog entry will asnwer this question. Here is […]
Download All the .NET Reference Source Code at Once with Net Mass Downloader
Microsoft has really helped out the development community by making the .NET Reference Source Code available to the community. Being able to step in the debugger from your code to […]
Debugging VBA Macros and Managed Components at the Same Time
This week I got the following question in email: I’m writing a COM component in C# that is used in Excel VBA macros. I really need to debug the VBA […]
Apple Now Supports Vista x64 on Mac Pros!
As I have been screaming from the roof tops, the best Vista x64 machines are Apple’s Mac Pros. They are rock solid, quiet, and beautiful. Apple just announced the latest […]
WinUnit: An Outstanding Native C++ Unit Testing Tool
Whew! I can finally talk about one of the coolest pieces of code I’ve seen in ages: WinUnit. About a year ago, my friend, Maria Blees showed me an idea […]
Smarter Logging with MSBuild
MSBuild has made my life so much easier that it makes me shudder thinking back to the days of NMAKE. With very little effort, I’ve been able to automate so […]
Additional .NET Framework Source Code Debugging Tricks
With the big announcement today, everyone’s looking at the Framework sources like mad. Make sure you read everything in Shawn Burke’s blog entry before you start. I thought I’d mention […]
Prepare to Migrate Your Visual Basic 6.0 Code to Visual Basic .NET
Do you have tons of VB6 code still running in your organization? I’m always surprised in our consulting and debugging work how much VB6 code is still running. I’m a […]