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I’ve spent the last week involved in porting a Silverlight application from an IIS hosted solution to a completely Azure hosted solution. The application is quite complex, currently with a SQL Server backend, all data communicated via WCF services to...
I love Reflector. Nothing beats reading the source code of a closed library that you're having issues with to determine what is the cause. Or reading the .NET framework to better understand what is going on. I had the issue this evening of helping my...
Everything all of it! Visual Studio 2008 Express Editions with Service Pack 1 (Bootstrappers) Visual Studio 2008 Express Editions with Service Pack 1 (iso) Visual Studio 2008 Service Pack 1 (Bootstrapper) Visual Studio 2008 Service Pack 1 (iso) Visual...
Decided to get NDepend dealt with. I've been fortunate in that I've had a professional license but time has been of short supply in the last few months to be playing with something as cool and as big as NDepend. So here starts a series of posts on NDepend...
In a medium sized project I'm working on at the moment, we've had a rather large memory leak issue. We've implemented our tiers in a pattern called MVVM . I wasn't sure on how well this would work but to be honest, its been an amazing pattern to follow...
The guys at Innerworkings are back at it! Partnering with Vista Squad, we have 3 hours of free training in the new features in .NET 3.5. I've used the Innerworkings software before and it is a great learning tool. Head on over and to...
Coding for parallelism is never easy. Keeping track of threads, synchronisation issues and locking is incredibly hard. We've all had code where instantly we can see that running it in parallel would significantly improve the speed. But the overhead of...