Howard van Rooijen has an excellent article on setting up Simian to detect duplicate code. Then he takes the next step and creates MonkeyWrangler, an add-in that takes the Simian output and converts it so that you can double-click on the text and Visual Studio will take you to the file and line of code! Found 9 duplicate lines in the following...

A coworker recently sent me a link to this book, QuickTime for .NET and COM Developers. He's put in an order for it, and I'm interested in checking it out. From the back of the book:A general introduction to QuickTime is followed by a detailed explanation of the QuickTime architecture from a.NET and COM perspective, liberally accompanied by...

A coworker recently sent me a link to this book, QuickTime for .NET and COM Developers. He's put in an order for it, and I'm interested in checking it out. From the back of the book:A general introduction to QuickTime is followed by a detailed explanation of the QuickTime architecture from a.NET and COM perspective, liberally accompanied by...

Yahoo! has posted a nice Design Pattern Library:Welcome to the Yahoo! Design Pattern Library. We are very happy to be sharing our library with the design and development community. This is our first drop of what we hope to be a monthly release cycle for the publication of patterns. In many cases we have bundled the patterns with pointers to...

Yahoo! has posted a nice Design Pattern Library:Welcome to the Yahoo! Design Pattern Library. We are very happy to be sharing our library with the design and development community. This is our first drop of what we hope to be a monthly release cycle for the publication of patterns. In many cases we have bundled the patterns with pointers to...

Yes, we've all seen this code a thousand times. However, this blog post does more than just rehash the same old Microsoft KB article. In it Joe Morrison shows how to read line-by-line, how to hack past ADO.NET's guessing of the data type with the first 8 rows, and more.

Yes, we've all seen this code a thousand times. However, this blog post does more than just rehash the same old Microsoft KB article. In it Joe Morrison shows how to read line-by-line, how to hack past ADO.NET's guessing of the data type with the first 8 rows, and more.

Clipcode has released a GoF Domain Specific Language built using Microsoft's DSL tools for Visual Studio 2005. The currently available snapshot build of Clipcode-GoF-DSL supports the GoF creational patterns (prototype, singleton, builder, abstract factory and factory method). Future builds will support the other GoF patterns. [Click to view...

Clipcode has released a GoF Domain Specific Language built using Microsoft's DSL tools for Visual Studio 2005. The currently available snapshot build of Clipcode-GoF-DSL supports the GoF creational patterns (prototype, singleton, builder, abstract factory and factory method). Future builds will support the other GoF patterns. [Click to view...

Wei-Meng Lee wrote an excellent article on how to incorporate a webcam into a .NET 2.0 Windows Forms, oops, er... Smart Client app. I'm not particularly interested in the webcam part, but in it he shows you how to directly integrate a video device with a PictureBox control. He also covers a lot about the AVICap.dll API. Highly recommended.

Wei-Meng Lee wrote an excellent article on how to incorporate a webcam into a .NET 2.0 Windows Forms, oops, er... Smart Client app. I'm not particularly interested in the webcam part, but in it he shows you how to directly integrate a video device with a PictureBox control. He also covers a lot about the AVICap.dll API. Highly recommended.

Anyone know why the Citeknet filters for MSN Desktop Search are almost always way smaller than IFilterShop's filters?

Anyone know why the Citeknet filters for MSN Desktop Search are almost always way smaller than IFilterShop's filters?

I ran across this excellent site, Free Management Library. There are 75 categories with 675 topics covered.

I ran across this excellent site, Free Management Library. There are 75 categories with 675 topics covered.