The community launch of VS2005 is up at CNUG!!!
For more details check www.cnug.net. Registrations open at http://groups.msn.com/chennainetusergroup/communitylaunchsignup1.msnw
Awaiting to rock the community Launch!!!
Update: We had a Rocking Community launch with around 400 participants. Good thing was almost 80-85% of the crowd were developers.
A Discussion board for .NET/C#/WebServices/ASP.NET/XML/SQL/Silverlight/Windows and what not!!!
Sunday, January 01, 2006
Tuesday, December 13, 2005
VS 2005 Developer Launch - Chennai
The developer launch of VS2005 is happening at Chennai this Thursday(15/12/2005) at Le Royal Meridien. I just got the confirmation for my registration. I feel excited about attending the event and eagerly looking forward for the day!!!
Sunday, November 06, 2005
Breaking Changes from Beta2 to RTM
MS has published the details of the breaking changes from .NET2.0 Beta2 to the RTM version.
The list goes like this:
Breaking Changes Overview
SqlNotificationEncryptionType Enumeration System.Data.SqlTypes.SqlStreamChars Property SqlDataReader.GetSqlValue Return Type DateTimeFormatInfo
The list goes like this:
Breaking Changes Overview
.NET Framework Version 2.0
- Threading Cancellation Functionality
- INullableValue Interface
- System.Nullable
- Boxing and Unboxing of Nullable
- MenuCommands Class
- Behavior Class
- ColumnWidthChangedEventArgs Class
- BindingContext Class
- DataGridViewRow Class
- DataGridViewCell Class
- Client Application User Settings
- Application Settings Serialization
- TreeView and TreeNode Classes
- BackgroundWorker Class
- MaskedTextBox Class
- GetPreferredSize Property of Form Controls
- Windows Forms API Changes
- CancelRowEdit Event
- AsyncCompletedEventArgs.Error Property
- RadioButton.TabStop Property
- MDI Automatic Merging
- BindingSource.Items Property
.NET Compact Framework
- EventArgs Classes
- XCertificateUI Class
- System.Threading.Thread Class
- KeyValuePair Class
- AssembliesVisibleTo Attribute
System.Data Namespace
Globalization
ClassVisual Studio Tools for Office
- VSTView Interface
Visual C++ Programming Language
- ATL Server — CAtlHttpClient Class
- Floating-point Control Word Support Functions
- Dynamic Cast from Private Base
- MFC Wrapper for LoadLibraryEx()
- MFC -bit Message Map Support
C# Programming Language
- Compilation Error Due to Implicit Conversion
- Checked and Unchecked Expressions
- Nullable
Does Not Satisfy IComparable Constraint Error - Cannot Form a Delegate Over Nullable
Error - Operator "is" Returns true for T and Non-null T?
Visual Basic Programming Language
- TypeOf Statement
- Non-CLS Compliant Return Types
- Overriding Object Members in Structures
- Namespaces with Different Casing
- Implementing MustOverride Methods
- AppActivate Case-insensitivity
- AppActivate Right-Hand Title
- CreateObject Case-insensitivity
- Zero-Based Collection Object
- FileIO Enumerations
- FileLogTraceListener.CustomLocation Property
- FileLogTraceListener Date Format
ClickOnce Runtime Process
- ClickOnce Store Change
- WebBrowser Permissions
Visual Studio
- Visual Studio Settings
- Machine.config File Changes
- Visual C++ Beta Project Open Error
- Errors When Deploying Device Projects to the Device Emulator
ASP.NET
- Unique Class Names
- HTML Default Validation Schema
- Events for Non-Visible Controls
- ICallbackEventHandler.GetCallbackResult Method
- ASP.NET Personalization Database Schema
- Page.CreateStateFormatter Method
- Aspnet_regiis.exe Utility Argument Change
- WebPart File Format
- System.Web.UI.IPageHeader
- Relative References in the Configuration File
- Web Project Global Settings and Project Policy Settings
Saturday, November 05, 2005
New Generation MS Certifications
Microsoft has come up with new certifications based on .NET2.0 technologies. Have a look at the details at The New Generation of Microsoft Certifications.
Case Study on Application Development with Whidbey & Yukon
Polaris Software Lab Triples Developer Productivity with Microsoft is a brand new case study that details the company's experience with one of its product Intellect-Collect that was ported to .NET from Java. The case study sounds pretty good. Just have a read and share your thought about it.
Saturday, October 01, 2005
Hiring Good Programmers!!!
Stumbled over this article Hiring Good Programmers Matters. Was a good read and indeed true... Check it out.
Via: Sudhakar
Via: Sudhakar
Friday, September 30, 2005
Kid's Programming Language
Microsoft has signed on to promote a new programming language intended to replace BASIC as the first step students take towards learning how to code.
The Kid's Programming Language, or KPL, was developed under the direction of Jonah Stagner, and his colleagues, ex-Microsoft program manager Jon Schwartz and former NCR engineer Walt Morrison. The three run the software consultancy Morrison-Schwartz Inc.
"One of the things we realized is that we all learned programming on some flavor of BASIC when we started. You're not going to learn how to program in BASIC anymore," said Morrison, in an interview. "We wanted something that isn't 20 years old; modern technology that uses an integrated development environment, so we can take our kids and move them directly from this to the .NET environment."
KPL has its dedicated website and a descriptive article has been posted at MSDN's Code4Fun site.
Via: Yahoo News
The Kid's Programming Language, or KPL, was developed under the direction of Jonah Stagner, and his colleagues, ex-Microsoft program manager Jon Schwartz and former NCR engineer Walt Morrison. The three run the software consultancy Morrison-Schwartz Inc.
"One of the things we realized is that we all learned programming on some flavor of BASIC when we started. You're not going to learn how to program in BASIC anymore," said Morrison, in an interview. "We wanted something that isn't 20 years old; modern technology that uses an integrated development environment, so we can take our kids and move them directly from this to the .NET environment."
KPL has its dedicated website and a descriptive article has been posted at MSDN's Code4Fun site.
Via: Yahoo News
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