Today I got a word that the video recordings I’ve made with Amanda Silver on the topics of Type Embedding and Type Equivalence did get published. My face is clearly should have been shaded out – but Amanda looks fantastic! Anyway, may be you will find...

Events implementation in the Interop Assemblies does have its shortcomings. I enumerated the issues in “ COM Interop: Handling events has side effects ” post. The quick recap is that Interop Assemblies eventing support does create “ghost RCWs” that get...

In my PDC session I did talk a lot about Type Embedding support in the compilers and that we call it NOPIA feature. The compiler changes have been implemented by Sam Ng and he is back to blogging. So I will keep an eye on what he has to say and so should...

I just finished my PDC session at Los Angeles where we introduced Type Embedding support in the compilers and Type Equivalence support in the CLR. Some people I talked to after the session were very enthusiastic about the whole thing and I did get comments...

From time to time Eric Carter shares with me some issues customers run into and wonders whether we can do something about it. The one I am going to talk about is quite interesting issue on its own AND I will talk about a solution we propose to this problem...

Advances in .NET Type System – sound like this is a PDC session one must come to. Here is the talks abstract: Under the Hood: Advances in the .NET Type System Enhancements to the type system in the next version of .NET Framework allow for loose type-coupling...