Exporting Diagrams

Exporting Diagrams — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 09:55:12 GMT

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re: Exporting Diagrams

Rakesh Namineni — Fri, 04 Mar 2005 01:20:00 GMT

Baboosa Idiq,
There will be a performance session on the blog at blogs.msdn.com\classdesigner. I just spoke to Patrick who manages the team blog. He agreed to include one. We were consolidating our efforts to reach customers. And at the same time working hard to ship RELEASE candiate. Hence there was a delay in responding to your post. Please keep following the team blog and you will see performance addressed.

re: Exporting Diagrams

Baboosa Idiq — Thu, 24 Feb 2005 01:13:00 GMT

I had asked for class designer performance numbers in the chat session a while ago.

I still don't see anything posted here. When are you gonna post this stuff?

re: Exporting Diagrams

Addy Santo — Wed, 23 Feb 2005 22:16:00 GMT

You are really such a kind person.

Thank you,

Addy

re: Exporting Diagrams

Rakesh Namineni — Tue, 15 Feb 2005 01:37:00 GMT

I added links instead of creating a category. Hope that makes it easy to build the necessary context to follow my posts.

re: Exporting Diagrams

Rakesh Namineni — Tue, 15 Feb 2005 01:12:00 GMT

Addy,
The blog is about a class diagraming Designer that is being released in Whidbey Visual Studio.

This blog is meant to give an early look at what is coming and also a great venue to get feedback from external/internal viewers for a lot of issues we face. This blog is followed by people who want to help us build good tools to improve the productivity of C++ development.

It would be an overkill if I had to mention the purpose in every post. That is why there was a post that explained the purpose the blog right at the time when the blog was started.

But thanks for bringing up this issue. New viewers will be lost on reading the posts, because they haven't gathered enough context.

I will add a category that would always show up, and link that to the "Purpose". So that new viewers might have an easy way to find and build the context.

re: Exporting Diagrams

Addy Santo — Fri, 11 Feb 2005 18:09:00 GMT

This post is extremely cryptic unless readers actually browse to your weblog homepage to see that you are referring to VS.