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March 2006 - Posts

Slicing and C#

Yesterday I discussing slicing with Manish. Since a lot of folks move into C# from C++, there is an initial tendency of carrying your old baggage of programming fears, gotchas at the back of your mind. Slicing ranks high in this list. Consider the following
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Dynamic languages on .NET

Dynamic languages prove themselves immensly powerful at places you least expect them to be. I found this out when I started coding in Ruby some time back and I completely fell in love with Ruby when I started working on the webserver project . For the
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Team Foundation Server is released

Its hard to express in a blog the feeling of seeing the Earth shattering product I was working on for about 2 years getting released. Its official now Team Foundation Server has shipped. However the bang was kind of diluted as the news went out a bit
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We just got jolted

I'm sure the world already knows, but still there's nothing wrong in saying it over and over again. The results of the 2006 Jolt award is out and we've won in the Development Environment category. Check out Rob Caron's post on this. If I ever got the
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Spell check as an OS service

As Operating systems are maturing different features are finding its way into it. So much so that many software are totally becoming redundant as there USP is already a core OS feature. Recently I needed to include some spell-checking in a software that
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I am sharing my office Mr.Infinity and The Professor

Today we had an all-hands meet (we are allowed to bring our other body parts as well :) ) in which Paramesh handed out our boxes (as we lovingly call them). Its the coveted Visual Studio 2005 everything under the sun version (a.k.a. VS Team Suite MSDN
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LINQ Expression tree to generate prefix notation of expressions

Yesterday I was goint through one of the LINQ hands on lab. I was always interested by the new Expression tree in C#3.0 and one of the expression tree sample in the lab grabbed my attention. I built onto it to create a postfix notation generator from
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