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You had me at "Hello World"
Windows Hardware Compatibility List for Windows RT
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Just bought a Surface RT device? Congratulations! I purchased a Microsoft Surface RT , and I am very happy with mine. If you want to know if your device works with your new Surface RT, check Windows Hardware Compatibility List for Windows RT. http...
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Metrics and Information for Your Windows Phone 7 App
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So you wrote and published Windows Phone 7 apps, and of course you want to know how well your apps are doing. Below are some resources to help you see the reviews left for your apps from different part of the world. http://sorokoletov.com/ztop/ http:...
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Productivity Power Tools for Visual Studio 2010
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I just installed Visual Studio 2010 on a different machine, and I noticed I missed several things that I really enjoyed on my primary machine. I was looking for a missing updates, and my machine and Visual Studio is fully updated. I realized, I did not...
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Free Electronic Book: Programming Windows Phone 7
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over 3 years ago
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You can get a free ebook, Programming Windows Phone 7, by Charles Petzold here: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/microsoft_press/archive/2010/10/28/free-ebook-programming-windows-phone-7-by-charles-petzold.aspx
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Windows 7 Shortcuts
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I read this article that I found really helpful. It covers some keyboard shortcuts that can be useful. My favorites have always been Win+Keypad and Shift+Right Click on a folder, now I found out more. http://www.guidingtech.com/4535/windows-7-keyboard...
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Understanding WPF Dependency Property and Attached Property
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over 3 years ago
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One of my biggest challenge to understand WPF is the concept of attached property and dependency property. Every time I ask someone, I have a slightly different answer. I think I have a good grasp of the concept, this is how I can explain how dependency...
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Exposing WCF REST Interface, Step by Step
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over 3 years ago
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It is really hard for me to think another way to build services, other than WCF. WCF team did a very good job handling all the necessary plumbing. This post shows a quick tutorial on how to expose a WCF service as a REST service, using IIS. This post...
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@BillGates
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I just found out that Bill Gates joins Twitter ( link ), and also has a facebook account ( link ).
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Attaching an Event Handler
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Whenever I need to attach an event handler, usually I use one of these methods, a delegate, anonymous method, or lambda expression. For complex events (more than 3 lines of code), I create a separate method. If the method is short, I use anonymous method...
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How to Give Authenticated Users or Everyone Access to Your Share Programmatically
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over 4 years ago
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Another follow-up from my previous article, Programmatically Configuring Permissions on a Share , David B asked a question, how to share a folder to Everyone, instead of to a specific users. This article will answer that question, based on the code on...
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How to Programmatically Modify the IIS Virtual Directory
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over 4 years ago
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If you have more than a dozen web servers in a cluster with identical setting, and you need to update the virtual directory, it is much more convenient to write a simple program to update it. This example shows how to do it. In this case, this snippet...
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Concatenating A List of Elements into A String, From [A] [B] [C] into "A, B, C"
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This is a quite common problem, there is a list of strings, and you need to concatenate them with a delimiter, let says a comma. There are several different approaches to this problem. Before .Net era, I use for loop, and check if the loop counter is...
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Generating P/Invoke Signature
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over 4 years ago
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I have been using PInvoke.Net for long time. I discovered a tool, P/Invoke Interop Assistant. It is very cool. Not only it can gives you the managed wrapper around the native Windows API, it also gives you the ability to generate the unmanaged signature...
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Workaround to deserialize ‘True’, ‘False’ using XmlSerializer
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This is the scenario, system A is taking an xml from system B. System A will deserialize the xml into an object. Unfortunately, a dev in system B decides that System.Xml namespace is evil and construct the xml using StringBuilder. In one of the element...
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C# 3.0 Automatic Property
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C# introduces a number of syntactic sugar, including Automatic Property link . A question was asked, why is this useful, what is the advantage of this approach compared to exposing the field as public field? The advantage of the automatic property is...
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How to Add Command Line Support with Your .MSI
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One of the requirements in building setups was to allow the Operations team to execute the .msi file from the command line. GUI is not for expert! :) If you are familiar with Visual Studio setup, each of the UI element has a property, and you pass this...
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Fixing the Issue that Does Not Exist
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I spent some time planning on improvements that I wanted to do on one of our project. I reviewed the code that I notice a place where I think I could improve the performance by avoiding locking. So I wrote the code, and tested it, works great, the new...
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IE 8 RC 1 is Now Available for Download
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I downloaded and installed IE 8 RC 1 on my machine. It works really well, the performance improvement is significant. I would encourage you to give it a try, http://www.microsoft.com/windows/internet-explorer/beta/worldwide-sites.aspx . Disclaimer, this...
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It Is 2009, Happy New Year!!!
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Happy New Year, everyone. Wish you all the best this year.
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When Building Multi-Threaded Applications using ThreadPool, Make the Number of Worker Threads Configurable
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over 5 years ago
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Just a simple thought, when creating a multi-threaded applications, make the number of threads configurable. ThreadPool has this behavior that it will immediately set the minimum worker threads equal to the number of logical processors in your machine...
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String.Split has High Cost on Performance
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One application had a memory issue, it just consume too much resources. The application performed well, but it is very obvious when we saw the performance counters, something can be done to make it better. Reviewing the code did not reveal something significant...
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How to Create Custom Event Log for Windows Service
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When you created a Windows Service, you usually add a Service Installer to allow this service to be installed using InstallUtil or installing it programmatically like this post shows you. The service installer will create the Event Log for the service...
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How to Get IIS Web Sites Information Programmatically
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over 5 years ago
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I needed to get the location of IIS log files on my servers, after doing a quick investigation, I am quite amazed on how much information are exposed via managed code. This snippet will return the name of the sites and the location of the log files. foreach...
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Watch PDC Videos Online
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over 5 years ago
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PDC is almost over, did you know that you can access the recorded sessions online? Go to http://www.microsoftpdc.com , and click on Agenda on the top. then click on Sessions tab. Pick the session that you want to watch, scroll down, you should see a Video...
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How to Install Windows Service Programmatically
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Sometimes you may want to install a Windows Service programmatically, but the target machine does not have InstallUtil.exe. To install a Windows Service programmatically, you can build an application to install that Windows Service. Add a reference to...
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