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I'm proud to tell you all about the availabilty *today* of C# Express
for the insanely high price of $0. That's right. You can
get streamlined and slick version of Visual Studio with compl...
Well, unless you've been living under a rock, you know that we finally signed off on VS 2005 and that it's available now (or soon) to MSDN subscribers. The "boxed" versions should be coming in...
For all who missed it (like me), you can now see all the 2005 PDC sessions. They're available here: http://microsoft.sitestream.com/PDC05/
Usually these are available for a while (but not ...
So this is the start of a series of posts that will dive a little deeper into the new C# 3.0 features. My previous posts covered an overall view of what we were doing with the language as well a...
FYI: There seems to be a problem with the blog software i'm using where i'm not getting notified about all posts that you guys are making. It's being actively investigated, and i'm hoping for a ...
In the last post i discussed a little bit of background on why we wanted to introduce Linq, as well as a bit of info on what some basic C# Linq looked like. In this post i'm going to dive ...
In the last post i discussed a little bit of background on why we wanted to introduce Linq, as well as a bit of info on what some basic C# Linq looked like. In this post i'm going to dive ...
I've been mulling over the best way to talk about the new C# 3.0 stuff we've been working on. I presented the post on how you could use the new C# 3.0 features to go beyond the basic query funct...
I've been mulling over the best way to talk about the new C# 3.0 stuff we've been working on. I presented the post on how you could use the new C# 3.0 features to go beyond the basic query funct...
I've been mulling over the best way to talk about the new C# 3.0 stuff we've been working on. I presented the post on how you could use the new C# 3.0 features to go beyond the basic query funct...
The previous post ended up showing that while visitors are available in C#, they lack usability brought by built in language constructs they could have that would make them an ideal choice to solve ou...
If you've heard about the new C#/Linq work that got announced today, but don't know where to go to find it. Well, the awesome folks at MSDN have put up a great page that highlights what we're wo...
Cant attend PDC but still want to talk to the C# team about what's coming up This chat is your chance! Join the C# team to discuss the newly announced C# 3.0 features like:
extension methods
lambda e...
The PDC keynote is going to be in a few hours. And while i won't be there, i'm definitely going to be watching it live (to access it go here). There's a lot i'm going to want to blog ...
One of the things we love doing around here is dicussing different design techniques for attacking problems in general and the work we do in specific. One of the very common conversations we hav...
The previous post on this topic gave us a problem statement for us to look at. Specifically, how to design an internal structure that we want to be easily consumable from many different location...
So we left off on the previous post with the question of why we were using Java to work with our new token visitors. Can't visitors be used in C# as well Well, yes. However, not nece...
As many of you may know, we recently announced a pretty big change to the C# 2.0 language. The full details of the change can be found at Soma's blog but i'll include the information here.
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I wanted to write a post today about a very interesting bug we just came across related to Refactoring. As i just blogged
about verification, i thought that this would be a good followup.
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A while back we got an MSDN feedback report about a crash a customer
was experiencing. The customer had the following code:
class A : B {}class B : A {}class C : B { override //Type space...
PDC is coming up soon, and the session list has been posted.
One thing i wanted to point out was the abstract for a session that the C# team will be giving on version 3.0 of the language:
C#: Future ...
Alright class. Pop quiz time. Say you have the following code:
namespace What { class The { public static void Heck(uint[] array) { if (typeof(uint) != array.GetVal...
I posted a blog post from JavaOne where i stated: "I did try out
several of [Netbean's] refactorings, and was pleased with them for the
most part.
However, i tried a rename refactoring th...
I'm at the Java Collections talk and they're bringing up the issue of
type safety with generics in java 1.5. The speaker just told me
somethign that sent a shiver up my spine. Let's say yo...
I got to go see the BirdsOfAFeather talk with Josh Bloch concerning the new collection in Java1.5 (which you can read about: here) and the upcoming collections they have planned for the future (which ...
Just got out of a fascinating talk with Mark Rheinhold and Gilad Bracha
about future enhancements they see in the Java Programming
Language. The talk started out with a very interesting discussi...
Extremely interesting talk today about making a highly scalable VM for
java that can handle a high number of threads far better than the
current VMs out there. What's better than that It r...
I'm at an enormously interesting discussion today concerning an
incredibly interesting and powerful new idea being presented in the
debugging space. It's called Omniscient Debugging
(OD) and if ...
SF, Day 1.5
Walked around the city last night to try and get a feeling for my
general surroundings. Got lost several times, but was always able
to find my way back since my hotel is plainly vis...
For those who don't know me, i used to be a huge Netbeans Nut. I
used their tools when they were just in their infancy and was thrilled
at their rapid pace of developement. Of course, in t...
Helped out at the MS booth in the Pavilion for a bit today.
Contrary to my expectations we were absolutely packed, with a line that
stretched far out and wrapped around. The conversations ...
Interesting talk. Starts with a chat about what exactly Eclipse
is. From the talk it's pretty clear that Eclipse is not viewed as
just a tool to help developers create sofware with. ...
Just got out of the Java-Gotchas talk being held by Google Engineers
Josh Bloch and Neal Gafter. It was a whole bunch of fun, and i
have to admit that even with my extensive java knowledge i was...
JavaOne is on in a couple of days! I'm coming into the city
tomorrow night, going to the Netbeans Software Day on Sunday and
participating at the conference all week long. There's a whole
...
The Visual C# Team currently has open positions for the Visual C# IDE, C# Compiler and Visual Studio Debugger teams.
The Visual C# IDE team is responsible for the entire user experience
when you're e...
I'm sitting here writing some macros to help test a new feature I've implemented in the debugger. Doing so is always an interesting experience. There is quite a lot of functionality available via auto...
My name is Adam Krantz. I am a developer at Microsoft on the Visual Studio debugger team. My focus is on the user interface, and how to make the various debugger features work well for all the differe...
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