Well, if you haven't managed to see any of them live yet... don't fret, they are all available on-demand as well (after the live presentation that is). If you are a VB6 programmer interested in learning .NET or if you are already programming in VB.NET, you have to check them out... Session 1: Program Execution in the 21st Century Session 2: OOP...

Well, if you haven't managed to see any of them live yet... don't fret, they are all available on-demand as well (after the live presentation that is). If you are a VB6 programmer interested in learning .NET or if you are already programming in VB.NET, you have to check them out... Session 1: Program Execution in the 21st Century Session 2: OOP...

Min Kwan Park, who works in QA on the C# team (responsible for debugger features) has compiled an amazing document for troubleshooting debugging issues in Visual Studio 2002 and 2003 ... check it out here

Min Kwan Park, who works in QA on the C# team (responsible for debugger features) has compiled an amazing document for troubleshooting debugging issues in Visual Studio 2002 and 2003 ... check it out here

Gus Perez has been maintaining an up-to-date list of C# team blogs, but after carefully duplicating his categorization in SharpReader, I thought I would try putting it up as an OPML file... You can grab it from here, and import it into your RSS Aggregator of choice... enjoy (oh, and I ran into the oddest behaviour when posting this... putting the...

Gus Perez has been maintaining an up-to-date list of C# team blogs, but after carefully duplicating his categorization in SharpReader, I thought I would try putting it up as an OPML file... You can grab it from here, and import it into your RSS Aggregator of choice... enjoy (oh, and I ran into the oddest behaviour when posting this... putting the...

Matt provides us with some insights into the world of language design, a field that most of us have only dabbled in via a university course, with his discussion of keywords, operators and the problems with extending an existing programming language after its original release. It amazes me how difficult it is to design new features to a...

Gus Perez has posted the binary and source for a little utlity he has dubbed "ezClip"; Back in the 7.0 days I wrote a little tool called ezClip. It's sole purpose was to allow me to copy/paste files from one command prompt window to another. Our test tree can get pretty deep directory-wise and having to provide full paths to 'copy' was a pain and...

Gus Perez has posted the binary and source for a little utlity he has dubbed "ezClip"; Back in the 7.0 days I wrote a little tool called ezClip. It's sole purpose was to allow me to copy/paste files from one command prompt window to another. Our test tree can get pretty deep directory-wise and having to provide full paths to 'copy' was a pain and...

Brian Randell has written 4 (really 7, but 3 of them are just the same article as both VB and C#) articles on using MSDE in your applications... (via Kent Sharkey's blog); Using MSDE? A whole whack of articles from Brian Randell on working with MSDE in your Web applications has just gone live. Using MSDE 2000 in a Web Application And every...

Check out http://blogs.msdn.com/csharpfaq/archive/2004/03/06/85249.aspx to see the first post, which is a request for some questions!!

Check out http://blogs.msdn.com/csharpfaq/archive/2004/03/06/85249.aspx to see the first post, which is a request for some questions!!

Someone recently asked me for our template, style guidelines and other details about writing for MSDN. I wanted to find the public page about this, so I dug around for what seemed like ages and couldn't find anything even though I knew this was up on MSDN somewhere.Eventually, I resorted to search and tracked it down at...

Someone recently asked me for our template, style guidelines and other details about writing for MSDN. I wanted to find the public page about this, so I dug around for what seemed like ages and couldn't find anything even though I knew this was up on MSDN somewhere.Eventually, I resorted to search and tracked it down at...

Hey folks.... I've been thinking (dangerous, I know) and I've decided that you need to see more code. This might mean more code in this blog, more on the site, more pointed to that lives on other sites.... whatever, just more code in the end. I'm looking for topics though, what do you see as the most common topics that need code snippets? What...