There is a lot of buzz about LINQ right now, but I have to admit I haven't been following it as closely as I would normally have done, it being such key technology for the future. And what is the reason for this? Well, I will be hanging out with Erik Meijer in person next week and what could be better than hearing about something from the...

There is a lot of buzz about LINQ right now, but I have to admit I haven't been following it as closely as I would normally have done, it being such key technology for the future. And what is the reason for this? Well, I will be hanging out with Erik Meijer in person next week and what could be better than hearing about something from the...

Yesterday the Swedish Customs called me since I had some boxes coming in. It reminded me of the time when the shipment of my last book arrived, just a few days before Christmas 2001. Customs also called me then and said they had some strange packages for me that they had opened. The packages contained 20 books, each and every one being the...

Yesterday the Swedish Customs called me since I had some boxes coming in. It reminded me of the time when the shipment of my last book arrived, just a few days before Christmas 2001. Customs also called me then and said they had some strange packages for me that they had opened. The packages contained 20 books, each and every one being the...

When I started my little series of posts called "SOA-Q" I wrote up a whole bunch of them, but so far I have only posted five (see below)... I kind of lost interest when I didn't get very many comments on the last one called SOA-Q: SOA the opposite to DDD?. Everyone who did comment asked if I had got any comments and said that they thought it...

When I started my little series of posts called "SOA-Q" I wrote up a whole bunch of them, but so far I have only posted five (see below)... I kind of lost interest when I didn't get very many comments on the last one called SOA-Q: SOA the opposite to DDD?. Everyone who did comment asked if I had got any comments and said that they thought it...

Scott Bellware is upset. Why? You might ask. Read about it here: Mort or Elvis? A Question for a Bygone Era No matter what your opinion on the subject is, the post is a must read!

Scott Bellware is upset. Why? You might ask. Read about it here: Mort or Elvis? A Question for a Bygone Era No matter what your opinion on the subject is, the post is a must read!

I talked about executable XML in this blog post called More language focus a few weeks ago. Niclas Nilsson pointed me in the direction of this great blog post by Charles Petzold yesterday: C# Application Markup Language (CSAML): An Evolutionary Leap Oh, and while you're at it, you should definitely subscribe to Niclas' blog of course!

I talked about executable XML in this blog post called More language focus a few weeks ago. Niclas Nilsson pointed me in the direction of this great blog post by Charles Petzold yesterday: C# Application Markup Language (CSAML): An Evolutionary Leap Oh, and while you're at it, you should definitely subscribe to Niclas' blog of course!

OK, I'm sure you are as tired as I am of all the 2.0 stuff. But now that my new book (ADDDP) is done and after I've paid some extra attention to my customers for a while, I expect to find some time for pet projects again. One of these will be catching up on different general languages (I have other plans as well of course, but I'll return to...

OK, I'm sure you are as tired as I am of all the 2.0 stuff. But now that my new book (ADDDP) is done and after I've paid some extra attention to my customers for a while, I expect to find some time for pet projects again. One of these will be catching up on different general languages (I have other plans as well of course, but I'll return to...

Ah, Gregor Hohpe wrote yet another great blog post the other day, called "March is Not a Number". As a service to my readers, I feel that I just have to point you in that direction if anyone of you happen to not have seen it yet. Happy reading! :-)

Ah, Gregor Hohpe wrote yet another great blog post the other day, called "March is Not a Number". As a service to my readers, I feel that I just have to point you in that direction if anyone of you happen to not have seen it yet. Happy reading! :-)

Ah, I just sent the last piece of work to the publishers after having finished the final review of the book... Phew... Finally! :-) I told you before that I am very proud of the forewords written by Martin Fowler and Eric Evans. I'm also extremely proud of all the great pieces that my friends have written as guest authors for the book. They...